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## There are two ways you can install joborun quickly ##
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### 1 From and Arch based system using pacman ###
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### 2 By downloading our tarball of the minimal base system ###
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#### 1 From and Arch based system using pacman ####
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#### 2 By downloading our tarball of the minimal base system ####
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======= the following is a draft and needs additions/corrections =======
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1 First create a new partition for the system to be created. If you don't know how, see the great [[https://wiki.archlinux.org | https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Installation_guide#Partition_the_disks ]] wiki on the subject. We will only provide here information that is different than Arch Linux or Obarun.
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wget https://git.disroot.org/joborun-pkg/jobcore/raw/branch/main/pacman/pacman.conf
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This will get you a copy of joborun's pacman.conf file.
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For simplicity we will refer to this prepared and mounted partition as the "target" /mnt and the arch system from which you will make the installation will be the "host" /
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For EFI systems als follow the arch wiki [[https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/EFI_system_partition|EFI system partition]] and the obarun wiki entry [[https://wiki.obarun.org/doku.php?id=uefi|uefi]]
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===== Assumptions for this installation: =====
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- User has partitioned, formatted, and mounted partitions on /mnt
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- Network is functional
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- Arguments passed to the script are valid pacman targets
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- A valid mirror appears in /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist
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- You are in a root shell
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- arch-install-scripts is installed in your system (includes arch-chroot and pacstrap)
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One of the key differences with Arch is that joborun and Obarun have a few more repositories that are placed higher up in hierarchy within /etc/pacman.conf to give priority to joborun's packages over Obarun, and Obarun in turn over arch.
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==== Create pacman lib directory in /mnt ====
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<html><pre>
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# mkdir -p /mnt/var/lib/pacman
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</pre></html>
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This is necessary for installing pacman to the target in order to use the current and correct joborun pacman.conf.
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==== install joborun's pacman to target ====
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<html><pre>
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# pacman -Sy pacman base linux(***) --config ./pacman.conf -r /mnt
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</pre></html>
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*** You have a choice of joborun's special linux-lts (5.10) or linux (5.15) and if you need linux/linux-lts headers add them to the list. Same for linux-firmware, especially if you have an AMD machine with Radeon gfx card, you will not get anything on screen without it.
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We highly recommend linux-lts (5.10) as a very well developed kernel expiring in 2026, while 5.15 is expected to last only till 2024. So 5.10 is a longer LTS, while 5.15 is a relative short term LTS.
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If you want additional packages you can either do this later through chroot or add them at the end of the above command (ie networking package of choice, text editor, arch-install-scripts, bootloader-grub/syslinux, etc. )
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Select the closest mirrors to your location and remove the comment sign '#' from in front of them. Pacman hits the first uncommented server on the list and only if it fails goes to the next. You do this by editing: /etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist. This is a screened list from Arch to only include https:// mirrors, so some countries' mirrors that only offer an http:// servuce they have been ommitted.
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<html><pre>
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# $EDITOR /mnt/etc/pacman.d/mirrorlist
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</pre></html>
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Initialize pacman, re-populate its gpg-keys and update the database
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<html><pre>
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# arch-chroot /mnt pacman-key --init
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# arch-chroot /mnt pacman-key --populate joborun archlinux obarun
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# arch-chroot /mnt pacman -Sy
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</pre></html>
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Select the lingual group of your installation by removing the '#' (uncommenting - example: "en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8"
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for US English ) and pass the choice into the system:
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<html><pre>
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# $EDITOR /mnt/etc/locale.gen
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</pre></html>
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<html><pre>
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# arch-chroot /mnt locale-gen
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</pre></html>
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Create an fstab entry of your new installation:
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<html><pre>
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# genfstab -U /mnt >>/mnt/etc/fstab
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</pre></html>
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Create a root password
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<html><pre>
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# arch-chroot /mnt passwd
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</pre></html>
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edit your hosts as per your network needs
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<html><pre>
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# $EDITOR /mnt/etc/hosts
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</pre></html>
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edit your hostname, although it should also be set by configuring your boot module
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<html><pre>
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# $EDITOR /mnt/etc/hostname
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</pre></html>
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=== 7 Misc. optional configurations ===
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Install and set your boot loader as per joborun and/or arch wikis if necessary:
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[[grub|grub]] [[syslinux|syslinux]]
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===== Your installation is complete =====
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You may either reboot at this point or use arch-chroot to get into the installation and do more configurations or pkg installations as you need.
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**Welcome to joborun**
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===== Don't forget =====
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If the host system is not a live system but a regular installation, you must copy back the original pacman.conf from its temporary saved location
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# cp -a /etc/pacman.conf.arch /etc/pacman.conf
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</pre></html>
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