How to Install Arch Linux ( Beginner's Guide)

#linux #linux_tutorial #archlinux

[@grimhole1123]

I recommend Installing arch on dual boot. If its successful you can delete the windows os/partition

[@techvishnuyt]

great tutorial bro, thank you for making these

[@EstebanFonsecaAR]

I'd like to suggest that you don't create a swap filesystem. Instead, you can work with a swap file, which will let you customize size as you need, or remove it completely if it's not used (depending on how much RAM you have) This, with a NVME device won't make a difference in performance at all.

[@Light13378]

Hello, thank for the video, great explanation and could you make a video triples boot with window, arch Linux using rescript ext4, and pop_s! with swap and window as a default then install arch then pop_s!

[@user-gf6os3je1k]

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[@sandipsky8756]

Sure bro

[@JoséLama-t3q]

Great video, keep it up

[@lirics5864]

The grub recommendation was awesome

[@rosefromdead]

Good tutorial brother

[@Fushi_23]

Hallo! I got an error "Failed to write 'LoaderSystemToken' EFI variable: Input/output error' around the command "bootctl --path=/boot install". Any help? Thank you! I just want to try Arch OS 😅

[@tdjtomas]

Your motherboard supports BIOS not UEFI that's why you got that error "Failed to write 'LoaderSystemToken' EFI variable: Input/output error"

[@flip0172]

Could you do dual boot with windows, not using the archinstall script? Also if possible using btrfs, putting EFI into windows efi partition and boot into the root partition. Then enabling secure boot. Thanks

[@sandipsky8756]

Already made the guide , with secure boot too u can find it in the channel

[@r.razamhd]

1gb for efi that's too muchfor grub 100mb is enough

[@sandipsky8756]

Ya my bad, I forgot about that

[@techvishnuyt]

hey bro can you make video on how to completely remove windows from a computer and then install arch linux on it

[@sandipsky8756]

In cfdisk choose drive with windows on it, delete windows partitions and create partition for arch Linux :)

[@techvishnuyt]

ohh thank you so much, i didn't know you could do that xD@@sandipsky8756