Download and boot from the latest original Arch Linux installation media. After boot use the following commands to start the installation.
Follow the Arch Way of doing things and learn what this script does. This will allow you to know what is happening.
Internet connection is required, with wireless WIFI connection see Wireless_network_configuration to bring up WIFI connection before start the installation.
Minimum usage
{{< highlight bash "" >}} # Start the system with latest Arch Linux installation media loadkeys [keymap] # Load keyboard keymap, eg. loadkeys es, loadkeys us, loadkeys de curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/picodotdev/alis/master/download.sh | bash # Download alis scripts vim alis.conf # Edit configuration and change variables values with your preferences (system configuration) ./alis.sh # Start installation {{< / highlight >}}Advanced usage
{{< highlight bash "" >}} # Start the system with latest Arch Linux installation media loadkeys [keymap] # Load keyboard keymap, eg. loadkeys es, loadkeys us, loadkeys de iwctl --passphrase "[WIFI_KEY]" station [WIFI_INTERFACE] connect "[WIFI_ESSID]" # (Optional) Connect to WIFI network. _ip link show_ to know WIFI_INTERFACE. curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/picodotdev/alis/master/download.sh | bash # Download alis scripts # curl -sL https://git.io/JeaH6 | bash # Alternative download URL with URL shortener ./alis-asciinema.sh # (Optional) Start asciinema video recording vim alis.conf # Edit configuration and change variables values with your preferences (system configuration) vim alis-packages.conf # (Optional) Edit configuration and change variables values with your preferences (packages to install) # (The preferred way to install packages is after system installation, see Packages installation) ./alis.sh # Start installation ./alis-reboot.sh # (Optional) Reboot the system, only necessary when REBOOT="false" {{< / highlight >}}Arch Linux base installation installed in less than 4 minutes with a fiber internet connection and a NVMe SSD. Don't trust me? See the video.
After the base Arch Linux system is installed, alis can install packages with pacman, Flatpak, SDKMAN and from AUR.
{{< highlight bash "" >}} # After system installation start a user session curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/picodotdev/alis/master/download.sh | bash # Download alis scripts # curl -sL https://git.io/JeaH6 | bash # Alternative download URL with URL shortener ./alis-packages-asciinema.sh # (Optional) Start asciinema video recording vim alis-packages.conf # Edit configuration and change variables values with your preferences (packages to install) ./alis-packages.sh # Start packages installation {{< / highlight >}}Boot from the latest original Arch Linux installation media. After boot use the following comands to start the recovery, this will allow you to enter in the arch-chroot environment.
{{< highlight bash "" >}} # Start the system with latest Arch Linux installation media loadkeys [keymap] # Load keyboard keymap, eg. loadkeys es, loadkeys us, loadkeys de iwctl --passphrase "[WIFI_KEY]" station [WIFI_INTERFACE] connect "[WIFI_ESSID]" # (Optional) Connect to WIFI network. _ip link show_ to know WIFI_INTERFACE. curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/picodotdev/alis/master/download.sh | bash # Download alis scripts # curl -sL https://git.io/JeaH6 | bash # Alternative download URL with URL shortener ./alis-recovery-asciinema.sh # (Optional) Start asciinema video recording vim alis-recovery.conf # Edit configuration and change variables values with your last installation configuration with alis (mainly device and partition scheme) ./alis-recovery.sh # Start recovery ./alis-recovery-reboot.sh # Reboot the system {{< / highlight >}}