archuseriso VS ArchTitus

see the ArchTitus project from ChrisTitus Tech https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/ArchTitus . basically a git repo with everything. Just git clone and install. Or use something link archuseriso https://github.com/laurent85v/archuseriso and make your own iso.

I will advise you briefly. Edit the profile you like to fit your needs and create your iso. https://github.com/laurent85v/archuseriso If you need to keep your job. https://ventoy.net/en/plugin\_persistence.html

see the ArchTitus project from ChrisTitus Tech https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/ArchTitus . basically a git repo with everything. Just git clone and install. Or use something link archuseriso https://github.com/laurent85v/archuseriso and make your own iso.

I originally installed Arch in around November of last year using Chris Titus's install script. I haven't had that many issues except in around the last couple of months, my computer would randomly freeze or restart. I think (though I'm not 100% sure) Brave was always opened when this happened but that could just be because I usually have Brave open. I didn't do anything about it because my computer boots fairly quickly and I could restore whatever I was doing pretty quickly too so it wasn't a big issue for me. I update my computer using yay pretty much every day. I think it's possible that maybe a new kernal update broke my computer and then it just randomly restarted.

use ArchTitus if you're braindead (just need like 4 inputs for the script to install everything), otherwise the official archinstall is much easier than just following the wiki

You can also try this automatic installer: https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/ArchTitus

Some info first: So I'd consider myself a not so noob linux user and I received an old computer from a friend. I wanted to make this computer a nice homelab to play around with. It has a h81 chipset mobo, i5 4460, hd7870 gpu. I experienced a lot of problems a]installing any distro on it, but I managed eventually to install mint on compatibility mode. After the install the computer booted into a black screen but I managed to chroot into it and alter some ati driver settings and it did work afterwards. So back to the present, I thought to myself I should try and install arch on it as it is a very lean distro and I tried using chris titus script for this purpose (https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/ArchTitus). the iso wouldn't even load to begin with, but I found some solution on the web, basically just added "nomodeset" to the grub configuration before starting the arch install. And so it did work, I followed Chris' instructions and the OS was installed successfully but now when trying to boot, the computer will boot although to a black (no signal) screen. My suspicion is again something to do with GRUB.

I installed Arch with this script. At first everything looked just fine but now I get into trouble with grub. I'm not able to install any theme or another kernel. It's just not showing up in grub. I tried regenerating cfg file multiple times with grub customizer and with commands. I have no clue what can I do about that problem. Thanks ;33

you have : https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/ArchTitus (but this one doesn't create the sub-volume properly on Btrfs unless you integrate the PR by khaneliman : https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/ArchTitus/pull/180)

Chris Titus here has another script for a normal environment that'd take longer but still automatic, called Arch Titus. He also has a debian script, called Debian Titus.

pacman -Sy git git clone https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/ArchTitus cd ArchTitus ./archtitus.sh

i am using a script to auto install arch - https://github.com/ChrisTitusTech/ArchTitus