#i get a network manager error in arch after the installation
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okay so
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arch, i3
installed it
after the installation there was no network manager
arch installed
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wait
k, so i m installing arch rn i use arch titus so what ot od
like everytime i install it
What
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okay so some third party rubbish?
This is not arch fault but the script you were using
no
i was not using titus
one
i will use it today
i will try it
but i use archisntall
srry
well, i use arch install i did select network manager i have a wifi and also there is no network manager
Then you should read when it asks about using network manager
and are you trying to run it from cli or did you install a gui frontend (eg network-manager-apple)
wait
wiat
*applet
If you missed network manager, reboot to archiso, chroot and Install it
Wdym
It's literally on archiso
I might have to slow mode a support thread, this is just a bombardment, socket's messages might not be great, but I don't know how they can keep up with 3 people constantly messaging
Wdym
like it installs bloat
Archinstall only installs what you tell it to install
False
Specs?
i3 m370 2.39 ghz 8gb ram integrated intel hd graphics
you need to differentiate between archinstall - a script built into the iso, and someone who has installed arch manually, either way, you select the packages you want to install, if you want bloat, you install bloat, if you don't, you don't install bloat.
and a ssd
Enough to run Arch
if you're worried about bloat, i don't recommend using third party assistance but rather follow the installation guide; that said if you have a wired connection available to connect to in order to install necessary packages there's no need to even consider reinstalling
.aw installation_guide
that is the offical installation guide
yeah no what am i supposed to use
Wiki install and archinstall are the most debloated ways to get Arch
So I do and I can install Arch fine
manual?
socket what are you loaded into right now, arch iso or the arch you installed?
You can use archinstall ofc
no
i am booting into it
No need. They can Chroot and Install the missing packages
follow the guide manually, it walks you through setting up iwctl for the install and you can install everything you need after you chroot into your fresh install
okay, boot into the iso, connect to the internet, mount your root, chroot into it, and run systemctl enable NetworkManager and let us know what happens
i am not on arch
i m installing it
cuz i cvant live without internet
and my phone is gone for reparing
so i will
Then Install it
that command wouldn't use the internet, remember the package is called networkmanager, the service to enable is NetworkManager
Just use iwctl to get WiFi then do archinstall
Be sure to select use network manager
When setting up archinstall
It's one of the last archinstall options
i used copy iso config and it worked
i use arch btw.
also how do i change my colorr
name color
Or use network manager