#following the archwiki to install, got error while trying to do pacstrap
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if you have uploaded images I cannot see them
also you are supposed to mount your root partition to /mnt to do pacstrap aren't you?
thats what the wiki says to do
I mean... it says to mount the root, and then to create any remaining mount points? then it says to mount the rest. it seemed odd to mount a partition on another partition.
sense it said to mount to /mnt then mount the remaining on /mnt/efi and such...
what about efi?
don't worry about that. you are just doing the base install and you finish setting up your efi partition after you chroot into the new install.
I'm confused
just follow the commands verbatim, mount only the root partition and then do the pacstrap command.
You need to mount your esp then root partition. Then follow the guide
If they're mounting it to /boot then they need to do it before pacstrap
.aw Installation guide
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silly me
nono, I did /mnt/boot by mistake
well.. because it seemed weird to mount one thing on top of the other
The wiki is clear
notice the flow of the guide,
- mount to /mnt
- mount to /mnt/efi
that means you mount to somwhere which is already a mount point, no?
run umount -R /mnt to unmount everything, mount your root partition to /mnt and your EFI partition to /mnt/boot
you need to create the mountpoint for the EFI partition
can you explain the interaction there? because clearly something is happening
You have to make your partitions then mount it
Derp is Clear
Yes. I understand that... I mean with mounting something on top of a mountpoint.
Just mount your esp to mnt/boot/EFI and your root to /mnt
esp?
I'd recommended /mnt/boot though, as you have a 350mb EFI partiton
EFI system partition
Just follow the wiki
Ok seems to be working for now
thanks
ok new error... said openssl-3.0.7 is corrupted
the PGP signature
pacman -Sy archlinux-keyring
yea, thanks ❤️
On chroot ofc
the live system yes? cause that's what solved it
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