Choosing and installing a bootloader for Arch

[high jetty]

i personally use grub

[glacial silo]

So can you help me install it? I guess I'm currently using uefi system, regard of what in my photo

[high jetty]

hold on. pulling up the wiki

whats the output of lsblk? just want to see the partitions, so i know which is which

[high jetty]

i assume the first partition is going to be mounted under /boot?

[glacial silo]

You mean the sda1?

No

[high jetty]

no. i meant sdb1

[glacial silo]

No

Sdb3

[brittle breach]

Should be /boot/efi

Where are what distros now

[high jetty]

not that relevant i would think http://uploads.jorgen-10.no/CUJiH1vlaZf0

[brittle breach]

Why do you have sdb3 at /

[high jetty]

and yes. im using uefi boot

[brittle breach]

If he's sharing it between distros then you don't want kernels there

[high jetty]

ah.

[brittle breach]

This is just completely wrong, you're in the installer and have sdb3 mounted at / instead of /mnt assuming that's where you want to install arch

Please practice installing arch in a vm before installing it on hw

[high jetty]

i remember accidentally triple booting the pc of a friend of mine. it had ubuntu and windows, and then i installed arch on it. mounting it under /boot and installing grub just stopped the other bootloaders which didnt break anything as all things booted properly through that one efi partition

[glacial silo]

Ok so what do i do now?

[high jetty]

lsblk just to double check

[brittle breach]

You boot mint, install a virtual machine management program like gnome-boxes or virt-manager, and then practice there

[high jetty]

actually. nevermind what i said. do this ^

[glacial silo]

So what do i do with the sdb3 partition?

[brittle breach]

You can leave it like it's now and then when you start installing arch you can reformat it or delete existing files, assuming that's where you want to install arch