What correction or addition do we need?
Hey,
trying to install arch manually in a dual partition i kept on getting error "Boot partition not found"
took me a couple of back and forth to figure it out so wanted to document here, for any one else who hasn't done it before
I found loads of guides all doing it differently, but actually its easy to setup jsut with the installer
manual install
follow instructions
Partitions
in the archinstall > disk > partitioning :
You should have an empty partition available, if not make space and delete / resize another one.
create a boot partition :
1GiB
fat32
- mountpoint :
/boot
- flags :
boot, esp
i already had a 100MB boot partition from windows, but arch needs its own separate one
create a linux partiton out of the rest :
-btrfs
- for btrfs i wasn't able to edit mountpoint , but can add
subvolumes instead
- create
/ and /home subvolumes
i once ran arch "suggested partition layout" to see how it would set things up,
and it created two separate ones, it created '/' root with 47GiB , and '/' home with the rest,
but for submodules don't need the size
done
then follow the rest from the manual
What correction or addition do we need?
Hey,
trying to install arch manually in a dual partition i kept on getting error "Boot partition not found"
took me a couple of back and forth to figure it out so wanted to document here, for any one else who hasn't done it before
I found loads of guides all doing it differently, but actually its easy to setup jsut with the installer
manual install
follow instructions
Partitions
in the
archinstall> disk > partitioning :You should have an empty partition available, if not make space and delete / resize another one.
Manual Partitioningcreate a boot partition :
1GiBfat32/bootboot, espi already had a 100MB boot partition from windows, but arch needs its own separate one
create a linux partiton out of the rest :
-
btrfssubvolumesinstead/and/homesubvolumesi once ran arch "suggested partition layout" to see how it would set things up,
and it created two separate ones, it created '/' root with 47GiB , and '/' home with the rest,
but for submodules don't need the size
done
then follow the rest from the manual