Arch Linux Auto Install with EFI and Btrfs Subvolumes

This script allows you to install Arch Linux from scratch in just a few seconds, with EFI and Btrfs subvolumes configured.

How to Use

1. Download the Arch Linux ISO
   Download the latest Arch Linux ISO from the official website:
   Arch Linux Download

2. Boot from the ISO
   Boot your system using the downloaded Arch Linux ISO.

If you're installing from a wireless connection, you must use the iwctl command to establish the internet connection to proceed:

iwctl station list
iwctl station [wlan0] get-networks
iwctl station [wlan0] connect [Network name]

3. Install Git and Clone the Repository
   Just in the first screen terminal run the following commands to install Git and clone this repository:

   pacman -Sy git
   git clone https://github.com/ArgiSanchez/Archi.git
   

4. Customize the Scripts Modify the run.sh and arch_2.sh scripts according to your needs.
   -> the most important thing is to define the disk to use and set the two partitions to be used for the installation at the begin of run.sh script

Partitioning a Disk with fdisk

4.1. Open fdisk: Use fdisk /dev/sdX in the terminal (replace X with your disk letter)
4.2. Create EFI Partition (512MB):
- Type n, Enter, Enter, +512M, Enter, t, Enter, 1
4.3. Create Btrfs Partition (Desired Size, e.g., 50GB):
- Type n, Enter, Enter, Enter, +50G, Enter, t, Enter, 20
4.4. Write Changes and Quit:
- Type w, Enter, q, Enter

You'll have an EFI partition (512MB) and a Btrfs partition (e.g., 50GB) for subvolumes

5. Execute the Script Run the installation script with: sh run.sh sdX

After that you have a fully functional Arch command-line interface without a graphical environment. If you wish, you can proceed to install the beautiful Hyperland desktop...

Continue with a Hyprland Desktop Environment

After the initial setup, you can proceed with the excellent script from Ja.KooLit to get a fully functional and beautiful Arch Linux desktop with Hyprland in just in a few minutes.