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@ -55,9 +55,14 @@ Since you are on chroot the mounted /etc/resolv.conf from the host will be inval
Next set the password for root and user make, or add a new user if you like, but make sure you look at some helper scripts saved in /home/make that will make the installation of openbox/jwm easier, as well as make s6/66 univentful.
### To change the name of user:make to say, username33
<pre>sudo usermod -l username33 make -d /home/username33 -m </pre>
<pre>
passwd
passwd make
passwd username33 (if that is your new username)
</pre>
With the script called add.66 which will install all necessary packages to boot the system with s6/66 already setup for you. You will only need to run 66 tools to modify the setup. We have provided a pre-configured setup to match the one of runit so you can compare.
@ -78,7 +83,7 @@ $ sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.config
$ sudo grub-install /dev/sda
</pre>
Adjust /dev/sda for the disk you are using to boot. Use linux instead of linux-lts if you wand our version of linux-lts 5.15 instead of our linux-lts 5.10. If you want something like Arch's zen kernel, you substitute linux-lts above with extra/linux-zen and headers if you need them. Again <b>pkg</b> is a shortcut in .zshrc for sudo pacman.
Adjust /dev/sda for the disk you are using to boot. Use linux instead of linux-lts if you wand our version of linux-lts 5.15 instead of our linux-lts 5.10. If you want something like Arch's zen kernel, you substitute linux-lts above with extra/linux-zen and headers if you need them. Again <b>pkg</b> is a shortcut in .zshrc for <b>sudo pacman</b>.
Will get you our linux-lts 5.10 hernel (add headers if you know you need them) and install the bootloader. Add os-prober if you want to take a chance and allow os-prober to setup multiboot for you. For grub choices edit /etc/default/grub accordingly.