split the initial pacman installation step into two
To verify that pacman and pacman mirrors work as they should pacman should be installed first and the rest should be installed by the functional pacman setup in the chroot, without relying on the outside pac-inst.conf file.
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# pacman -Sy pacman base opensysusers** linux(***) --config /tmp/pac-inst.conf -r /mnt
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# pacman -Sy pacman --config /tmp/pac-inst.conf -r /mnt
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# pacman -Sy base opensysusers** linux(***) -r /mnt
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** Sysusers should be used in lack of systemd to set systemd IDs for special users like systemd does. With the use of s6 and 66 obsysusers is a dependency and replaces opensysusers. Basically it is the same script and runs through a pacman hook reading a sysusers.d directory for users settings by any software that require to execute something as a special system user (neither a regular user or root).
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