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@@ -127,7 +127,7 @@ At minimum we need two volumes. One for swap, the other for root. We can additio
__Note:__ The sizes below can be specified in megabytes (100M) or gigs (10G).
__Also__ the "L" arguments below are case sensitive. The capital L is used when you want to specify a fixed size volume, the lowercalse l lets you specify percentages.
__Also__ the "L" arguments below are case sensitive. The capital L is used when you want to specify a fixed size volume, the lowercase l lets you specify percentages.
lvcreate -L 4G vg -n swap
lvcreate -L 20G vg -n root
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### Generate fstab
We now need to update the filesystem table on the new installation. Fstab contains the association between filesystems and mountpoints.
We now need to update the filesystem table on the new installation. Fstab contains the association between filesystems and mount-points.
genfstab -U -p /mnt >> /mnt/etc/fstab
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## Reboot
You should now have a working Arch Linux installation. It doesn't have a desktop environtment or any applications yet, but the base installation is done. You can now reboot and remove the USB drive:
You should now have a working Arch Linux installation. It doesn't have a desktop environment or any applications yet, but the base installation is done. You can now reboot and remove the USB drive:
unmount -R /mnt