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title: Arch Linux Install guide
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title: Arch Linux Install guide
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description:
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date: 2019-11-06T00:05:28.474Z
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date: 2019-11-06T00:07:46.356Z
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However, don't reboot just yet. There are still some things to do before getting into a properly running system.
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However, don't reboot just yet. There are still some things to do before getting into a properly running system.
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While we are in the subject of the kernel options cmdline, let's enter...
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There is a [big caveat]() here which is good to read.
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#### The PARTUUID dilemma
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> Using partition names to boot instead of their unique indetifiers will cause the OS not to boot if (when) the partition count or disk order of the computer changes.
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> It may change even across reboots. To avoid this issue, extract your partition's `PARTUUID` using `blkid` and edit your options line accordingly.
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```
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title Arch Linux
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linux /vmlinuz-linux
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initrd /initramfs-linux.img
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options root=PARTUUID="9b505600-2d6a-3660-b0c3-d2dfd653c5fd" rw
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```
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> As long as your firmware doesn't change disk order randomly, **and you know what to touch if it breaks**, this step can be done later.
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## Configuring the system so it's usable
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## Configuring the system so it's usable
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### Language
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### Language
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# btw I use arch
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# btw I use arch
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*but it sucks, blackscreens and lasts 5 minutes on battery*
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*but it sucks, blackscreens and lasts 5 minutes on battery*
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systemctl mask systemd-rfkill.socket
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systemctl mask systemd-rfkill.socket
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## The PARTUUID dilemma
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> Using partition names to boot instead of their unique indetifiers will cause the OS not to boot if (when) the partition count or disk order of the computer changes.
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> It may change even across reboots. To avoid this issue, extract your partition's `PARTUUID` using `blkid` and edit your options line accordingly.
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```
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title Arch Linux
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linux /vmlinuz-linux
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initrd /initramfs-linux.img
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options root=PARTUUID="9b505600-2d6a-3660-b0c3-d2dfd653c5fd" rw
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```
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> As long as your firmware doesn't change disk order randomly, **and you know what to touch if it breaks**, you can ignore this.
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> *For now.*
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## NVIDIA Optimus
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## NVIDIA Optimus
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Install `nvidia` and `nvidia-utils` as normal.
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Install `nvidia` and `nvidia-utils` as normal.
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