Arch Linux Installation Guide 2020

I haven't made a video in awhile due to a major catastrophe in my area and I felt like I needed to do this video. After all, an Arch Linux installation is relaxing and therapeutic. I install Arch inside VirtualBox, so install VirtualBox if you want to follow along.
NOTE: I did this as a UEFI installation. If you want to see this done using MBR, check out the 2019 Arch Linux Installation Guide, but be aware the pacstrap commands have changed since that video (be sure to pacstrap /mnt base linux linux-firmware):
• Arch Linux Installatio... - Arch Linux Installtion Guide 2019
SOME COMMANDS I RAN:
Using fdisk:
fdisk -l (lists out the partitions)
fdisk /dev/sda
In fdisk, "m" for help
In fdisk, "o" for DOS partition or "g" for GPT
In fdisk, "n" for add new partition
In fdisk, "p" for primary partition (if using MBR instead of GPT)
In fdisk, "t" to change partition type
In fdisk, "w" (write table to disk)
Make filesystem:
mkfs.fat -F32 /dev/sda1
mkswap /dev/sda2
swapon /dev/sda2
mkfs.ext4 /dev/sda3
Base Install:
mount /dev/sda3 /mnt (mounts it to mnt on live image)
pacstrap /mnt base linux linux-firmware
genfstab -U /mnt TWO GREATER THAN SIGNS /mnt/etc/fstab (KZbin doesn't allow angle brackets)
Chroot:
arch-chroot /mnt (change into root directory of our new installation)
ln -sf /usr/share/zoneinfo/REGION/CITY /etc/localtime
hwclock --systohc (sets the hardware clock)
pacman -S nano
nano /etc/locale.gen
locale-gen
nano /etc/hostname
nano /etc/hosts
Users and passwords:
passwd (set root pass)
useradd -m username (make another user)
passwd username (set that user's password)
usermod -aG wheel,audio,video,optical,storage username
Sudo:
pacman -S sudo
EDITOR=nano visudo
GRUB:
pacman -S grub
pacman -S efibootmgr dosfstools os-prober mtools (if doing UEFI)
mkdir /boot/EFI (if doing UEFI)
mount /dev/sda1 /boot/EFI #Mount FAT32 EFI partition (if doing UEFI)
grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --bootloader-id=grub_uefi --recheck (if doing UEFI)
grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
Networking:
pacman -S networkmanager
systemctl enable NetworkManager
Reboot:
exit the chroot by typing "exit"
umount /mnt (unmounts /mnt)
reboot (or shutdown now if doing this in VirtualbBox)
Remember to detach the ISO in VirtualBox before reboot.
REFERENCED:
► www.archlinux.org/
► wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/...
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[@mysterynad]

Just a tip, when it comes time to unmount, if it says busy it's because you're trying to unmount a higher-level directory without unmounting a nested lower-level one first. In this case it failed because /dev/sda1 was still mounted at /mnt/boot/EFI so it wasn't able to unmount /dev/sda3 at /mnt. To prevent this, just use the -R flag for recursive umount. Using the force flag can lead to data loss and corruption so it's generally not recommended.

[@JzfDavid]

Thank you for the tip!

[@promaja2]

Nice catch! Thanks for the great tip

[@helloitshecker]

Thank you

[@garynet20]

Thank you.

[@uuu12343]

I love how the first post after your giant power outage is a new yearly ArchLinux installation guide

[@talkshowhost85]

I love how you mention the fullname of some commands. Making sense of their meanings definitely help to learn them better as well as remembering them!

[@handris99]

Yeah I actually miss that from some of the man pages too. Since I am not a native English speaker knowing the full name (or where it came from) is a very good memory aid.

[@aacolive]

1:01 VM creation at VirtualBox 2:33 EFI mode enabled (just for fun) 4:14 Keyboard 6:07 System clock 6:53 Fdisk 7:40 Label on disk 8:16 EFI Partition - Adjusted at 10:26 9:19 Swap - Adjusted at 10:58 12:04 File System creation 13:01 Mount 13:14 Pacstrap 13:58 Fstab 14:58 Timezone 16:28 Hwclock 16:51 Locale 19:15 Host 20:44 Non root user 23:20 Grub 25:27 Grub-cfg 26:11 Network Manager 26:59 Enabling networkmanager

[@yudi8204]

"EFI mode enabled for fun" that makes me hours to research how to do it in non EFI

[@clyxos3405]

@@yudi8204 Most computers nowadays are UEFI, so it's just helping you in advance

[@ferxxodev]

If anyone is having trouble with "Default Boot Device Missing or Boot Failed." This is the solution grub-install /dev/sda --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot/EFI --bootloader-id=grub_uefi --recheck --removable

[@andresjosegonzalezsanchez]

OMG IT WORKED, can I kiss your cheeks ?

[@iancarag4283]

Thank you for this!

[@IncendiaHL]

Upvote for visibility

[@joecool169]

Perfect speed for a newer Linux user. And it's nice to see someone briefly explain each command. More install videos should be done just like this since most of us watching are not experienced users or we wouldn't be watching.

[@barneschitown]

@c6amp yeah, the wiki page definitely makes more sense to me now after watching this.

[@piadas804]

Manjaro for newer Linux user.

[@tylergaming6802]

@@piadas804 nah

[@joeldowell5059]

@@piadas804 I've used Manjaro on and off, and used Arch before it as a beginner Linux user. Arch is by far much superior, and Manjaro has left me stranded quite a few times with updates getting messed up and all. Definitely recommend Arch over Manjaro for new users, as it teaches them more about how the system works, and is also more stable from my experience.

[@134552Adnan]

Literally the best Linux guy on KZbin!!!! Power goes out, as soon as it comes back he's straight to uploading again! Love that you basically do an Arch installation walk through every year!

[@SpaceMarshalGyorni]

Hey DT, I just want to leave a big THANK YOU for this. Reading the arch installation guide on the wiki made it seem daunting, but watching you go through it, especially with the comments on how to set up a VM to do it, and with your accessible explanations, made me finally work up the courage. It took me a few tries, but I got it to work, and more importantly it taught me that there's other ways to deal with a system crash than holding down the reset button for 30 seconds. Now I'm a few weeks in, and not only did I graduade from a VM to an old laptop of mine, I even got it configured to the point where I can use it comfortably and without hassle. I am absolutely in love with how it looks, and how absolutely amazing it feels to work on a system that was custom built exactly for my needs. Most importantly, I learned SO MUCH while doing this. Not just about linux, but about computers in general. Without you I wouldn't even know what a tiling WM is, let alone have ever dreamt of going anywhere near something like arch. Thank you for your thorough efforts to demystify of all this. It's a fun and exciting journey you sent me on.

[@hidayat_pcd]

It's good to see an updated version of the Arch installation guide; I heard it has changed in the last year. Just finished installing the base system alongside Windows just in case. It surprisingly works with dual boot on UEFI (disregarding Secure Boot), thanks to the manual/wiki. Excellent work, keep it up!

[@gc1370]

Thank you sir for your clear instructions! Between your video and the Arch install guide, I breezed through my first install. Can confirm that this guide is still working in Oct 2021. I was quite impressed with the Arch documentation as well.

[@stefankyriacou7151]

I've been using linux for about 8 years and professionally on my dev machine for at least 4; I always steered clear of Arch just assuming it was complicated, but after watching this video I realise it isn't anything I haven't done countless times already in other distros, lol. I think i'm finally going to give it a go, so thank you for this video!

[@ChristopherGray00]

it is an advanced DIY distro, when we tell other people that the distro is just "easy to install" it will almost definitely lead noobies to a very very bad impression of linux, arch is a great system, but not for the average joe computer user, it's a geek distro, and that's fine.

[@Little-bird-told-me]

My first intro to Linux was about a month ago. I finally installed Arch today. Great fun to learn so much. Now i have practice it every day.

[@tandeshmukh]

I legit just told a guy on reddit not to follow youtube tutorials for arch -_- Edit: I said that because they tend to be outdated. It’s fine to follow this one for a good while probably.

[@alexstone691]

I would still prefer the official wiki

[@sage5578]

The video is nice to have when using it to get a good idea how to install arch linux as a newbie. The wiki is more reliable for doing step by step arch installation guide since the wiki is more up to date and explains every detail.

[@tandeshmukh]

@@alexstone691 I think that being able to understand the wiki is important for new users. They will never be able to "RTFM" otherwise.

[@kevyyar]

EF-Tech has updated arch installations and explains so well the steps to do it. I was scared b4 but he guided me thriugh with ease

[@rizkyadiyanto7922]

how is it "outdated"? i dont think so.

[@jumpman1823]

Just watch your 2019 yesterday lol. What are the odds. Thanks for the content as always. Cheers

[@bjornotto98]

I did use his tutorials one week ago haha

[@Phydoux2112]

Welcome back! Glad you're OK after that storm! What a way to mark yourself as safe by installing Arch. Well done!

[@connor9517]

First thing after the power comes back... Why not install arch

[@greatsea]

Does he live in or near Louisiana or something?

[@cenewton3221]

A great reply would be, "cuz I have what I want & need. "

[@kriglum0760]

Literally me rn

[@TheSamitRai]

DT you're the reason I got back to Linux after almost 20 years and had the confidence to install Arch within a week of trying out Fedora. Thanks, man. You rock!!

[@pecuniary]

Arch is the best imo. After distro hopping for years I can’t find anything that beats the support of arch and the AUR

[@mikenecessary1783]

Love your videos. Tweaked my Manjaro install, set up a virtual machine, installed Mint and installed Xmonad and Xmobar, and just set up a new Arch VM machine. I've made more headway in Linux in the last couple of weeks than I have over the last couple years!... Thank you!...

[@camron1103]

I've been wanted to switch to Arch for some weeks now (from Ubuntu) and this video was incredible. simple and quick but very informative

[@HR-eb4vs]

this was the only video where I found the pace perfect for me. Great video mate.

[@engageintellect]

Think you for updating this for newcomers! Good work as always, DT. I hope you and yours are doing well, I have family in L.A., looks like you got your power back on. 👍🏻

[@maverik0071]

Glad to see your power is back on and your safe back on. Love your videos DT

[@TheAlpineShepherdBoy]

Very happy to see this new guide! Thanks for all the work you do!

[@Berntisso]

Thank you for taking your time to show how to set keymaps, I appreciate that since the rest of the process becomes really difficult when you can't type.

[@phroggu]

Well of course it does, it is just typing

[@Bikdashing]

Hey DT, I hope everything's good there! I pray for everything to get back just like before!

[@DistroTube]

It's been a horrible week. But today seemed almost normal.

[@drewzn6593]

@Ayaan K Check out his Community posts

[@eliezerjose]

I'm a 30 min DT subscriber and already in love on the installation guides - installation guides/distro reviewings videos.

[@shahrukhs1637]

I can't thank you enough. I wasn't able to ping any servers with error like can't resolve address and no network. went through many guides pages and 3 instruction videos, to finally learn from your video that I was missing one critical step,enable Network manager. I did that and boom, I have internet. Thanks a lot, my journey from ubuntu to arch begins here.

[@DistroTube]

Great to hear!

[@freezingCode]

"Q to quit" - Wow. That really shows how much I don't know. I was pressing ESC and ctrl + C trying to get out of some of those lists and wondering what the hell was going on.

[@user-th5ge7ly8p]

noiceee

[@hoalex7261]

thanks

[@aprameyanaganur2934]

me too ikr

[@ezrac704]

Same. It usually works for almost everything.

[@galomartinsanchez3193]

Nice vídeo man. I saw arch in some videos but I never tried to install it, and I just have a PC that's literally a toaster with UEFI, so done the installation correctly makes me happier than a child that him parents bought for him a new toy/game. Thank you so much and new sub

[@triton23]

Thank you so much for this tutorial. As of today, this tutorial still works out of the box. I initially tried to follow the installation guide on arch wiki, I found these two sections are quite unclear, - Network configuration - Boot loader (e.g. install grub) Having such a simple and working example is extremely helpful for beginners to get started.

[@timo4379]

Hello DT , good to see that your doing well and getting back to normal. Stay safe

[@andrejbatarilo2703]

Sir, thank you so much, I just installed Arch for the first time and am enjoying it so much!

[@gus2603]

This video sent me down the Linux rabbit hole, I knew little about how an OS worked but this video gave me the courage to finally try Linux. (yes my first distro was Arch, yes it was painful) Now 2 years later I daily drive arch and bash is my second language. For that, I will forever be grateful. Thanks DT.

[@bendover4728]

Very nice to have you back safe and sounding as great as ever..

[@notinthegulag_3370]

Heads up for those with MSI boards, apparently for some MSI bios versions it doesn't recognize the standard grub installation path so it would boot to the bios, bypassing grub completely. Luckily it's a simple fix you have to add --removable so the right command be "grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --removeable --bootloader-id=grub_uefi --recheck". Credit goes to Ryan in the comments of the Open Source Home's tutorial of how to install arch that video is also here on KZbin.

[@Theposeidon2800]

I love you and Ryan 😍🥰🤌😎

[@bandav_lohengrin]

I LOVE YOU AND RYAN I LOVE YOU

[@dnstfn]

Thank you for this video. I was able to follow you through to the end and successfully install Arch Linux as a VirtualBox VM on my PC.

[@alexismarie2652]

Great walk-through, not too long and still helpful by explaining what some of the commands mean

[@y2kenh]

this'll be my first time switching to arch on a new spare machine. You really took a lot of anxiety out of it. Thanks!

[@astrolul]

I just installed arch for the first time ever using this tutorial!! Thanks dude👍😁

[@morpheusthewicked9090]

I love how he used Nano over Vim just to keep the tutorial simple for everyone. Am a Vim user though.

[@DylanJava]

Yeah! But I find vims keybindings strange being a peck and type typist, so I hugely prefer emacs use of the mod keys.

[@theinevitable6262]

How does this guy not have a million subs? Or at least a million views! Great video! Love your channel!

[@DannyMexen9]

I always watch these videos because they're fun to watch even two of my three laptops already have Arch installed

[@nykal1510]

Why do so many Linux users have multiple computers

[@kordru]

@@nykal1510 because it's fun

[@Sandeep-zu7gd]

@@nykal1510 People start with less spec'd ones and buy better ones when they can afford it?

[@nykal1510]

@@Sandeep-zu7gd Linux users just buy old ThinkPads lol. Besides, you can still sell your previous computer

[@cyberp0et]

I have a 17 year-old computer + 1 Gb of RAM that I installed Knoppix on. It runs smoothly, even on youtube :)

[@SimonBouchard82]

Thank you Derek! Watched this video yesterday before bed and today I sucessfully installed Arch. Moving from Pop-OS 20.04+i3wm to Arch now! Cheers :)

[@DistroTube]

Glad it helped

[@marsdrums6298]

Looking at this video today, I can confirm that this still works! I just did a quick install in a VM and it worked flawlessly. I pointed a possible new to Arch Linux user (who is currently running Linux Mint) to this video and hopefully they will be able to get Arch installed on their machine with the help of DT. Thank you DT for this video and thank you Arch Linux for keeping an installation standard that's lasted at least 2 years!!!

[@MiihiSuzuno-nn9jy]

when i do the "arch-chroot /mnt" command, it gives me an error: "chroot: failed to run command /bin/bash: No such file or directory plz help

[@thisplaceiscursed]

Thanks man I haven't reinstalled in like 10 years my new laptop thanks you for the quick start now to get all the extras installed.

[@owoled282]

Well Ive completed my first Arch Linux installation following this guide. Thanks DT !

[@Psychetwo]

Thank you sir for making such an easy to follow video for arch Linux install! I tried to follow the guide but it didn’t explain that I need to use nano or Pacman for some of the commands. Definitely helped me a lot. Hope to see more videos on arch Linux from you

[@carlosmeinjueiro1715]

Thank you so much for your detailed and helpful tutorial on installing and setting up Arch Linux! Your clear explanations and step-by-step instructions made the process so much easier for me. I really appreciate the time and effort you put into creating such valuable content. Keep up the fantastic work!

[@dAntony1]

Great video. I just took the risk and wiped my machine to install Arch after contemplating it for year. This video was a god send, thank you. I can see why people like this distro now.

[@jmburnz]

Thanks DT that was a lot of fun, and with your help and the wiki very smooth. Cheers!

[@Khalikhalzit]

Somehow this worked despite using flags like "--recheck" on the grub-install section despite what everyone else and the actual Arch wiki recommended. I've been at this all day, following everyone's advise, but ended up having to redo the partitions. Thanks DT.

[@Danielddiniz]

This remembers me the old Slackware installation I did in 2000… For some people very roots, but I prefer to say, everything is under your control 💪🏻👊🏻👍🏼 Btw, thanks DT for this wonderful video!

[@rfunai]

Just installing arch using this tutorial thank you so much, i searched all over internet about efi installation

[@Artist19]

Thanks so much for this video it has helped me get some of profess of base installation down. I’ve been nervous about getting into Arch Linux but I’m looking forward to looking under the hood and working with it. I don’t think I’m gonna go back.

[@hunderslash]

damn i’m stupid, accidentally wiped my hard drive putting sda2 instead of sdc2. This tutorial is very helpful so far though, I can tell you I will come back here once I’m done with the recovery process. if anyone’s reading the comments don’t be like me and pay attention to what hard drive you’re partitioning

[@pesho9971]

IF YOU DO EVERYTHING CORRECTLY BUT UEFI DOESNT FIND THE BOOT ENTRY TRY THIS: add --removable tag to grub-install Took me like a day to figure it out.Turns out there is a forum post from someone who had the same issue.

[@maltestolli4151]

Thanks a lot!

[@sykline1821]

Man, you're a saint ❤

[@lordz19]

can you please explain in more detail?

[@bryanriddle4956]

I'm glad to see you have electricity and are making awesome content again!

[@userR9442]

something to note for virtualbox user: make sure to check "Enable EFI" in settings>system most of yall are probably aware of this but I wanted to put this out there for inexperienced users

[@bhargavdasgupta6580]

Thanks. That is exactly why I got stuck. Very helpful.

[@bronzeleague1978]

What if i install this on my laptop and this thing doesnt support EFI ?

[@marcels.7074]

@@bronzeleague1978 use the 2019 tutorial: kzbin.info/www/bejne/fqHWnIGVn7CsnsU

[@hungnd56]

Hello, I got stuck at the boot directory step 25:26, it said "EFI variables are not supported in this system" Is it the case? I hope it is

[@DemonGamer3001]

thanks

[@gabinohernandezgodinez6632]

The first video of this channel that I saw. I am an addict now

[@FunkyBigO]

Thank you DT. Your last Arch install video was (with the Arch wiki) my goto reference when I first leaved Ubuntu, and I don't think I would have been able to take the leap without you. I do not agree with everything you say, but you have helped so much and made me discover probably half of what I know today about GNU/Linux. I am so thankful to you. Keep up the great work ! :) And BTW, taking in account the fact that Arch is a rolling distro, I think it's so relevant that you make a new Arch install each year (the way you do for now). :)

[@1mikegrn]

Thanks for this! Your video plus the installation guide helped me get Arch installed on my laptop (though figuring out how to get the hybrid GPUs to play nice once base install was set was kind of a pain) and eventually get cinnamon to load on login.

[@freezingCode]

Yes, I have wanted to install Arch Linux, sir. And I have done so several times, but today I'm using your video in tandem with the Arch Wiki. :)

[@acoustic6865]

For those of us doing a windows dual boot, I would recommend just hitting n when partitioning instead of creating a new label. This way u won’t accidentally wipe windows. Just be aware of the sectors and such.

[@tseby1172]

i onece accidently whiped my Windows =')

[@cultist7931]

@@tseby1172 It was a happy accident, just like Big Bang.

[@tseby1172]

@@cultist7931 you are quite right. after my windows got deleted i had zero motivation to install it again. Accidently whiping my windows was a blessing

[@kylestubblefield3404]

Welcome back DT. gland you have power again!

[@AnzanHoshinRoshi]

Thank you, Derek. Yes, doing a virtual before actual installation is a good idea.

[@spectralfractal6365]

Just did my install with this tutorial. No problems at all. Thank you sir!

[@markrush2107]

Thank you for showing that an Arch install is not the monster so many people have been told it is.

[@koffidokpo]

How nice is this video! Many thanks for the great job! Keep it on.

[@ayushyadav5164]

I was just thinking to re-install arch again and you uploaded 2020 guide to install arch!!! Illuminati confirmed!!

[@nikrbawker]

Edit for those who got stuck on the grub install just start over the whole guide. I kept my partitions but re did the steps before and after following this guide. Finally grub install success.

[@othmanaldulaimi6355]

What😳!!!? I was searching for a new video to installing arch and yesterday I was watching your 2019 video 😂 👍

[@Samuel-gm7nj]

Great video took me a couple times from various typos but finally got it!

[@ericott4197]

Oh! If I only had this three days ago, could had saved me a lot of headache!

[@the_old_warrior4736]

Ahoi DT, I am sorry to read "...due to a major catastrophe in my area..." I hope, it is all fine now. Video is real well (as all of your videos). So thumbs up.

[@Sparks621]

That thumbnail image is sacrilegious. I love it.

Installed it on Gnome Boxes, I rebooted when you typed "reboot" and said "now it's time to reboot your machine", then when I hit Enter, you said "but don't do this in a VM". Then I had to start all over again. But great tutorial, thanks for the video!

[@kebman]

This was an awesome install run-through! Thank you!

[@antonioquintero-felizzola5334]

Thank you DT! This is exactly what I was looking for.

[@super_mingo]

Still the best arch installation tutorial till this day

[@abhileshxd621]

Hey DT, great video! Thank you as always. Can you make a video on a post install of arch? More specifically about installing a wm and configuration of Picom to fix screen tearing (which don't happen on a regular DE) ?

[@unclefreddy2009]

Good video, It's using zsh so you can just double tab on things like that zoneinfo command and it will list all the zones, no need to run a separate command.

[@beesleyrc759]

For anyone else having problems booting into Arch after the installation! When using grub-install make sure to add the flag --removable in addition to the other flags shown in the video. This fixes the problem with some finicky motherboards.

[@emmarypaguntala6691]

Your videos are very helpful. I love open source even more.

[@mylinuxgr5050]

Hope you 're doing well DT. Take care!

[@backendtv1345]

Greetings from Russia! Your guide is complements documentation well, thanks for the work, subscribed and will also learn English

[@crazygriefer6489]

A guy from 2021 here, the installation guide still works perfect :)

[@rohanvitrouthu347]

Thank you for this video. I have been trying to install Arch for a few months now but everytime I have come ever so close to a perfect install and still missed something which was disappointing. Once again a big thank you from a Linux beginner and a distro hopper.

[@cyangalaxy]

Thanks a ton! Such a helpful guide and I learned a lot! After Reboot I noticed that my keyboard-layout was back to US QWERTY, though I had selected "de-latin1" (German QWERTZ), but I was able to set it again with the localectl-command. Now installing a Login-Session Manager and a Desktop Environment... :)

[@oreoenjoyer21]

omg thanks so much for the helpful video :) very easy to follow along very helpful 👍

[@abrahamyonas7004]

Welcome back DT

[@MrOlegrom]

Great! Thank you! Finally I have arch linux installed!

[@nightwolf1966]

Dt you have gona above and beyond thank you very much for taking the time to help all us people who wounted to do this but we’re intimidated

[@MaKaNufilms]

Finally I started the installation process successful.

[@janekiii]

I just switched from windows to linux (ubuntu) and i'm alrdy tempted to try arch. I'll just try this one for now. Thanks!

[@Booruvcheek]

Love that autocorrect @25:06 ;) Great video!

[@derbalaahmed1409]

thanks manjaro team for saving us some headaches

[@dennishallman3713]

Glad you are okay DT!

[@2xmoto]

thank you. I've always failed, I was able to install archlinux with your video.

[@qiaoyilin3317]

It's very useful video! Step by step~ every step are clearly to follow.