cmaureir · March 19, 2018 12:32
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 Installed Arch Linux on my desktop machine.

 * I had some issues with the bootloader installation, since I was used to boot without UEFI mode, so I needed to just install a simple bootloader after
 the installation finished, instead of GRUB.
 * The additional steps for this were:
  * Instead of the usual ext2 partition of 100M I created a 200M partition
  * formatted it with fat32 and also selecting with cfdisk EFI System, for the system to recognise it.
  * Later to install the bootloader, I just did an bootctl install  and later added the following to /boot/loader/entries/arch.conf


 title Arch Linux
 linux /vmlinuz-linux
 initrd /initramfs-linux.img
 options root=/dev/<partition> rw
 replacing <partition> for the root partition.


 Another thing I noticed is that the included SSD had a different naming and was not sdX, but /dev/nvme0n1 so all the partitions where:
 * /dev/nvme0n1p1
 * /dev/nvme0n1p2
 * /dev/nvme0n1p3

 I couldn't start all the process regarding the email and so, because the password was not working, but it give me time to finishing up all the post-install on my desktop, and at least everything is working as planned.
	Installed Arch Linux on my desktop machine.

	* I had some issues with the bootloader installation, since I was used to boot without UEFI mode, so I needed to just install a simple bootloader after
	the installation finished, instead of GRUB.
	* The additional steps for this were:
	* Instead of the usual ext2 partition of 100M I created a 200M partition
	* formatted it with fat32 and also selecting with cfdisk EFI System, for the system to recognise it.
	* Later to install the bootloader, I just did an bootctl install and later added the following to /boot/loader/entries/arch.conf


	title Arch Linux
	linux /vmlinuz-linux
	initrd /initramfs-linux.img
	options root=/dev/<partition> rw
	replacing <partition> for the root partition.


	Another thing I noticed is that the included SSD had a different naming and was not sdX, but /dev/nvme0n1 so all the partitions where:
	* /dev/nvme0n1p1
	* /dev/nvme0n1p2
	* /dev/nvme0n1p3

	I couldn't start all the process regarding the email and so, because the password was not working, but it give me time to finishing up all the post-install on my desktop, and at least everything is working as planned.