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diff --git a/learn/English b/learn/English deleted file mode 100644 index 18362d8..0000000 --- a/learn/English +++ /dev/null @@ -1,284 +0,0 @@ -# Arch Linux Fast Install (archfi) -# -------------------------------- -# project : https://github.com/MatMoul/archfi -# language : English -# translator : matmoul (pseudo, name or e-mail.) -# notes : misc text... - - -learnsetkeymap="Set keyboard layout for installation. -\n------------------------------------- -\n -\nBefore start, is best to configure your keyboard. -\nUse the next command to list available keymap : -\nlocalectl list-keymaps -\n -\nAnd to apply your keymap : -\nloadkeys en" - -learnreboot="Reboot. -\n------- -\n -\nTo reboot, use the next command : -\nreboot" - -learndiskpart="Disk Partitions. -\n---------------- -\n -\nTo install Arch Linux, you need to partion your disk. -\nIt has many schemas to format a drive (See the doc for more). -\n -\nIf you don't know how to partion your disk, you can auto partition with dos, gpt or gpt+efi table : -\n - dos : recommanded for old computer -\n - gpt : for disk larger than 2Tb -\n - gpt+efi : for EFI computer -" - -learndiskpartautodos="Auto partition dos. -\n------------------- -\n -\nAuto partition make this next partitions : -\n - boot 512Mb (linux type) (bootable flag) -\n - swap RAM Size (swap type) -\n - root Free Space (linux type) -" - -learndiskpartautogpt="Auto partition gpt. -\n------------------- -\n -\nAuto partition make this next partitions : -\n - bios 31Mb (BIOS boot type) -\n - boot 512Mb (linux type) -\n - swap RAM Size (swap type) -\n - root Free Space (linux type) -" - -learndiskpartautoefi="Auto partition gpt,efi. -\n----------------------- -\n -\nAuto partition make this next partitions : -\n - boot 1024Mb (EFI boot type) -\n - swap RAM Size (swap type) -\n - root Free Space (linux type) -" - -learndiskpartautoefiusb="Auto partition gpt,bios+efi. -\n---------------------------- -\n -\nUse this option for USB Key. -\n -\nAuto partition make this next partitions : -\n - boot 1024Mb (EFI boot type) -\n - bios 31Mb (BIOS boot type / Hybrid MBR) -\n - root Free Space (linux type) -" - -learndiskpartcfdisk="Partition Tools : cfdisk -\n------------------------ -\n -\ncfdisk is primary maked to edit dos disk. -\n -\nTo enum available drives, use the next command : -\nlsblk -d -p -n -l -o NAME -e 7,11 -\n -\nTo edit partition on the desired drive : -\ncfdisk /dev/sdX" - -learndiskpartcgdisk="Partition Tools : cgdisk -\n------------------------ -\n -\ncgdisk is primary maked to edit gpt disk. -\n -\nTo enum available drives, use the next command : -\nlsblk -d -p -n -l -o NAME -e 7,11 -\n -\nTo edit partition on the desired drive : -\ncgdisk /dev/sdX" - -learnselectparts="Select install partitions. -\n-------------------------- -\n -\nTo enum available partitions, use the next command : -\nlsblk -d -p -n -l -o NAME -e 7,11 -\n -\nTo install Arch Linux, select a least one root partition : -\nOptionaly you can select : -\n - A boot partition -\n - A swap partition -\n - A home partition" - -learnformatbootdevice="Format boot partition. -\n---------------------- -\n -\nFor this partitions, you can choose many format. -\n -\nWith this wizard, you can choose the next format : -\n - ext2 : mkfs.ext2 /dev/sdX -\n - ext3 : mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdX -\n - ext4 : mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdX -\n -\nYou need to learn which format is best for you. -\next2 is a good choice." - -learnformatswapdevice="Format swap partition. -\n---------------------- -\n -\nTo format swap partition, use the next command : -\nmkswap /dev/sdX" - -learnformatdevice="Format root or home partition. -\n------------------------------ -\n -\nFor this partitions, you can choose many format. -\n - btrfs : mkfs.btrfs -f /dev/sdX -\n - reiserfs : mkfs.reiserfs -f /dev/sdX -\n - ext4 : mkfs.ext4 /dev/sdX -\n - ext3 : mkfs.ext3 /dev/sdX -\n - ext2 : mkfs.ext2 /dev/sdX -\n - jfs : mkfs.jfs -f /dev/sdX -\n - xfs : mkfs.xfs -f /dev/sdX -\n -\nYou need to learn which format is best for you. -\nbtrfs is a good choice because it work fine with snapper for snapshot (It's a good recovery method)." - -learnmountparts="Mount partitions. -\n----------------- -\n -\nTo install Arch Linux, you need to mount selected partitions. -\n -\nFirst mount root device in /mnt : -\nmount /dev/sdX /mnt -\n -\nMake child directories : -\nmkdir /mnt/{boot,home} -\n -\nIf you have a boot partition, mount it in /mnt/boot : -\nmount /dev/sdX /mtn/boot -\n -\nIf you have a swap partition, enable it : -\nswapon /dev/sdX -\n -\nIf you have a home partition, mount it in /mnt/home : -\nmount /dev/sdX /mnt/home" - -learninstallbase="Install base packages. -\n---------------------- -\n -\nTo install Arch Linux just use the next command : -\npacstrap /mnt base" - -learnunmountdevices="Unmount partitions. -\n------------------- -\n -\nWhen operation on new install is terminated, you need to unmount partitions in /mnt. -\nUse the next command : -\numount -R /mnt -\n -\nif you have selected a swap partition, disable it with the next command : -\nswapoff /dev/sdX" - -learnarchsetkeymap="Set keyboard layout for the new installation. -\n--------------------------------------------- -\n -\nUse the next command for list available keymap : -\nlocalectl list-keymaps -\n -\nAnd to apply the desired keymap : -\necho ""KEYMAP=en"" > /mnt/etc/vconsole.conf" - -learnarchsethostname="Set computer name for the new installation. -\n------------------------------------------- -\n -\nTo set your computer name just write it to /etc/hostname with : -\necho ""computer_name"" > /etc/hostname" - -learnarchsetlocale="Set locale for the new installation."" -\n------------------------------------ -\n -\nFor this, use the next command to enum available locales : -\nls /usr/share/i18n/locales -\n -\nAnd for apply selection (add .UTF-8 to the selection) : -\necho ""LANG=en_US.UTF-8"" > /mnt/etc/locale.conf -\necho ""LC_COLLATE=C"" >> /mnt/etc/locale.conf -\n -\nDon't miss to uncomment your locale in /mnt/etc/locale.gen -\nsed -i '/en_US.UTF-8/s/^#//g' /mnt/etc/locale.gen -\nor -\nnano /mnt/etc/locale.gen -\n -\nNow chroot the new installation and call locale-gen -\narch-chroot /mnt -\nlocale-gen -\nexit" - -learnarchsettime="Set time for new installation. -\n------------------------------ -\n -\nFor this, use the next command to enum available locale : -\nls -l /mnt/usr/share/zoneinfo -\nls -l /mnt/usr/share/zoneinfo/[zone] -\n -\nMake a symlink from the selection to /mnt/etc/localtime : -\nln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/America/New_York /mnt/etc/localtime -\n -\nNow chroot the new installation and set the hardware clock -\narch-chroot /mnt -\n -\nFor utc harware clock, use the next command : -\nhwclock --systohc --utc -\n -\nFor localtime harware clock, use the next command (if you use a dual boot with Windows) : -\nhwclock --systohc --localtime" - -learnarchsetrootpassword="Set root password. -\n------------------ -\n -\nNow you need to set root password, for this enter chroot and call passwd root : -\narch-chroot /mnt -\npasswd root -\nexit" - -learnarchgenfstab="Generate fstab. -\n--------------- -\n -\nTo write mounted partition in the installation fstab, use the next command : -\ngenfstab -U -p /mnt >> /mnt/etc/fstab" - -learnarchinstallgrub="Install Grub. -\n------------- -\n -\nNow you need a bootloader. -\nFor this, Grub is a great bootloader. -\n -\nFirstly install grub package -\nFor this, use the next command : -\npacstrap /mnt grub -\n -\nTo make configuration, you need to chroot the new installation and call the next commands : -\narch-chroot /mnt -\ngrub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg -\nexit" - -learnarchinstallbootloader="Install Bootloader. -\n------------------- -\n -\nBefore reboot, you need to make bootable your drive. -\n -\nTo install Grub in your MBR, chroot the new installation and call the next commands for bios install: -\narch-chroot /mnt -\ngrub-install --recheck /dev/sdX -\n\nand for EFI install : -\ngrub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot --recheck /dev/sdX -\n\nand if you make a USB key, you can choose BIOS+EFI but you need the correct partitions. -\nexit" - -learnarchenabledhcpcd="Enable dhcpd. -\n------------- -\n -\nWhen boot the new install, dhcpcd is not enabled by default. -\nTo enable it and get your network connected at boot, enable it with the next command in chroot : -\n -\narch-chroot /mnt -\nsystemctl enable dhcpcd -\nexit" |