- connect to internet and just use
archinstallor follow the rest of guide if you don't want to use it. - lsblk (list block devices)
- partition disks using
cfdisk- /boot/efi (>100M and < 1G)
- SWAP (2x your system memory)
- / (root) (rest of the space)
- opt. seperate /home partition (not covered in this guide)
- format to specific filetypes
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