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In the near future the install scripts should be usable with
a single and simple command.
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@ -7,12 +7,29 @@ Here are my Arch Linux install scripts. They are divided into 4 parts:
3. Configure: Writing some basic low-level config files 3. Configure: Writing some basic low-level config files
4. Post-install: Post-install configuration 4. Post-install: Post-install configuration
I have one `install.sh` script that calls the first three scripts with the proper settings. The fourth script should be ran after a reboot. (TODO: Probably easier to run a subset of post-install commands in the installation media, + internet will already be covered, which allows us to clone this repository to the newly created home directory and run any other post-install commands on first boot... may also be useful to divide the install scripts a bit further to support more options). I use `install.sh` to call these scripts with the proper user-generated variables. (TODO: clone this repository to the newly created home directory and run any other post-install commands on first boot).
> **Note**: If you do not understand my install scripts, you should follow the [Installation guide][archguide] instead. > **Note**: If you do not understand my install scripts, you should follow the [Installation guide][archguide] instead.
## Setup ## Usage
> TODO... First, download the .files archive, like so:
```sh
wget https://github.com/GloverDonovan/.files/archive/master.zip
```
Then, install `unzip` and unzip the archive. Note that `-Sy` is used here since you don't want to update *everything* on the installation media, and `unzip` is unlikely to break in this case.
```sh
pacman -Sy unzip --noconfirm
unzip master.zip
```
Finally, run the install script:
```sh
./.files-master/.archlinux/install-scripts/install.sh
```
[archguide]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Installation_guide [archguide]: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Installation_guide