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Support for Arch, Debian buster, Fedora 33, and Void included. These distros are chosen because they each have a unique package manager. Goal is to support as much hardware as possible. Made to work how I like things so if you want it to do something else fork away.
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Support for Arch, Debian stable, latest Fedora, openSUSE Tumbleweed and Void included. These distros are chosen because they each have a unique package manager. Goal is to support as much hardware as possible. Currently only supports limited install options.
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### Features:
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- EFI and Legacy booting
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- AMD and Intel x86_64 CPUs
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- Support for being installed inside VirtualBox and KVM/QEMU
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- SSDs and HDDs
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- Encrypted root partition
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- Encrypted root+swap partition
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- Performance kernels when available
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- Fish shell
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- GRUB bootloader
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### How to use:
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1. Boot into an Arch environment. Latest live iso recommended (for HW detection).
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1. Boot into an Arch environment. Latest live iso recommended.
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2. Make sure your target drive is attached and internet is connected.
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3. Run this command with root privileges:
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```
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curl -sL https://raw.github.com/EmperorPenguin18/linux-installer/main/install.sh | sh
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```
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4. Answer prompts. Not designed to be user friendly.
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4. Answer prompts. Currently not very user friendly. If you've done an Arch install manually before you should know the terms.
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5. Wait for installation to complete.
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6. Boot away! Only the most basic packages are installed so the rest is up to you. But thats the fun part right? :)
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### Future:
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- Encrypt swap
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- Support ARM processors (single-board computers, new macbooks)
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- Add openSUSE, gentoo, bedrock, alpine, and exherbo
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- Add Gentoo, bedrock, alpine, and exherbo, freebsd, guix
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- Remove bash (replace with dash for scripts and fish for users)
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### Known issues:
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- Can't use NVMe drives with Legacy boot
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- Minimum 2GB of memory required when installing Fedora
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If this script doesn't work for your hardware create an issue. I can't test everything, but I'd like as much hardware as possible to work.
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