Make ISO install ArchLinux with Cinnamon and archlinuxcinnamon

Make ISO install ArchLinux with Cinnamon and archlinuxcinnamon

 

Arch installation has always been difficult for common users. Maxcompute provided a more convenient installation method for Arch installation optimization.
Official Website: http://www.evolutionlinux.com/

The following is my personal understanding for your reference.

Archlinux is a simple, lightweight release suitable for users with high computer level. It allows users to customize and create their own desktops.

This tool provided by great foreign gods is very good!

1. makeiso provides graphics. Input startx on the terminal interface to enter the GUI.

2. makeiso provides a graphical partition interface.

3. makeiso provides multiple working modes.

4. makeiso provides a browser.

5. makeiso supports multiple devices. Simplified many Architectures

6. makeiso has a large number of components including the source and source, and some hackers have developed the version BlackArch Linux

00x0 preparation (select the fastest image)

It is slow to access other countries in China. Therefore, we need to set the mirror address in China before installation. You can select China as the address to automatically select the corresponding image website.

Https://www.archlinux.org/mirrorlist/

Use pacman-Syy to set cache after replication.

Edit/etc/pacman. d/issue list to cancel the comment before the image to be tested.

00x1 Initial Disk

Fcfdisk/dev/sda

Mkfs. ext4/dev/sdax

Mount/dev/sdax/mnt/boot

# Note swap commands: mkswap/dev/sdax and swapon/dev/sdax.

00x2 Basic installation

• Pacbench/mnt base-devel grub-bios

# Install the core part of arch, so the bios will not be used for boot. You can check whether there is anything more in/mnt.

• Genfstab-p/mnt>/mnt/etc/fstab

# Put the current partition information into the installation system.

• Arch-chroot/mnt

# Switch to the security system directory

• • (Enter the installation system)
    • Useraddd-m-g users-s/bin/bash rabbit <-- user settings
    • Mkinitcpio-p linux <-- startup settings
    • Grub-install -- target = i386-pc/dev/sda bios <-- boot settings
    • Grub-mkconfig-o/boot/grub. cfg

First restart (noteExit chroot)Makeiso task completed

 

00x3 system settings

Hostnamectl set-hostname iterlinux

# Host name settings

Nano/etc/sudoers

# Sudo permission settings

Systemctl enable dpcpcd (strat)

# Effective network (dhcpcd in arch)

Secondary Failover (mainlyProvide website, Arch Gao Yi website)

00x4 GUI settings
Pacman-S xorg-xclock xorg-xinit xterm xorg-server-utils xorg-twn

# Open-source GUI display Service

Pacman-S sddmCinnamon　　

# Desktop Manager (important, requiredAuto Scaling)

The third re-attention (pay attention to whether the configurative settings are correct)

 

00x5 Fonts
Pacman-S ttf-freefont wqy-microhei ttf-dejavu ttf-droid cantarell-fonts adobe-source-han-sans-cn-fonts
00x6 custom attachment
Pacman-S fcitx-im fcitx-configtool xfce4-terminal nano chromium docky gedit leafpad net-tools tcping virtualbox docker chromium shadowsocks 

 

Here we will introduce the custom software:

Fcitx-im fcitx-configtool Input Method architecture (same as ibus)
Xfce4-terminal Terminal interface (I am familiar with the interface, with ubuntu, mint)
Nano File Manager
Chrome browser
Docky is the same as OSX secondary bar
Gedit text input
Leafpad text input device (win style)
Net-tools (the basic network build package includes ifconfig netstat route)
Tcping)
Virtualbox (Virtual Machine)
Docker (container)
Shadowsocks (ss)

Enjoy it, ArchLinux ~