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paolo_bolzoni Add section about how to set up fonts after installation
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 === Wifi menu === === Wifi menu ===
  
-The installation media has ''​wifi-menu''​ to easily connect to wireless networks; unfortunately the ''​base''​ group **does not** has it. So when boot strapping the new environment I use: +The installation media has ''​wifi-menu''​ to easily connect to wireless networks; unfortunately the ''​base''​ group **does not** has it.
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-  # pacstrap /mnt base base-devel netctl dialog dhcpcd wpa_supplicant+
  
 The ''​netctl'',​ ''​dialog'',​ ''​dhcpcd'',​ and ''​wpa_supplicant''​ packages just use few megabytes of space, but they ensure you have a easy and quick way to connect to wireless networks after the reboot. The ''​netctl'',​ ''​dialog'',​ ''​dhcpcd'',​ and ''​wpa_supplicant''​ packages just use few megabytes of space, but they ensure you have a easy and quick way to connect to wireless networks after the reboot.
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 +In addition many useful packages are in the AUR and to install with easy one needs ''​pikaur,''​ to be installed it needs few deps: ''​git'',​ ''​pyalpm'',​ and ''​python-commonmark''​. So to kickstart the system, a good line is:
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 +# pacstrap /mnt linux linux-firmware base base-devel netctl dialog dhcpcd wpa_supplicant git pyalpm python-commonmark
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 +''​pikaur''​ will need to be installed manually.
  
 If using ZFS, add to ''​pacstrap''​ also the ''​zfs-dkms''​ and ''​linux-headers'' ​ packages. If using ZFS, add to ''​pacstrap''​ also the ''​zfs-dkms''​ and ''​linux-headers'' ​ packages.
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 === Wifi card driver === === Wifi card driver ===
cs/archlinux_installation.1582365795.txt.gz · Last modified: 2020/02/22 10:03 by paolo_bolzoni