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     26       <div class="title">How to install Arch Linux <span class="date">[2024-10-13]</span></div>
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     29         <p>
     30 	  This post emphises my way of installing Arch Linux. If you think, I
     31 	  could improve upon something on this post, you can start shouting at
     32 	  me via my email address which you can find in this website.
     33         </p>
     34 	<p>
     35 	  The Arch Linux is my favorite flavor of Linux to use as my daily 
     36 	  driver. It's simplicity combined with a vast and detailed documentation
     37 	  is splendid. The installation of Arch Linux on the official page is
     38 	  minimal and intentionally kept this way to install only the packages
     39 	  we require.
     40 	</p>
     41 	<p>
     42 	  You can find the ISO image download on the 
     43 	  <a href="https://archlinux.org/download/">Arch Linux website</a>. I'll
     44 	  keep the creating of a bootable disk to the exercise for the readers.
     45 	</p>
     46 	<p>
     47 	  These are the steps, I'm going to focus on writing here.
     48 	  <ul>
     49 	    <li>
     50 	      <a href="#connectToInternet">Connecting to the internet</a>
     51 	    </li>
     52 	  </ul>
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     54 	<p>
     55 	<h4 id="connectToInternet"><a href="#connectToInternet">#</a> Connecting to the internet</h4>
     56 	  Enter the command <span class="pre">ip link</span> on your terminal.
     57 	  You will see the list of Ethernet or Wireless network interfaces.
     58 	  Make sure, the network interface appears on the list.
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     60 	<p>
     61 	We are going to use and config <span class="pre">wpa_supplicant</span>.
     62 	First step is to open this file:
     63 	  <pre>
     64 	    vim /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
     65 	  </pre>
     66 	and enter the network credentials (in my case, it is my mobile personal
     67 	hotspot):
     68 	  <pre>
     69 	    network={<br/>
     70 	    &nbsp;&nbsp;ssid="&lt;your-hotspot-name&gt;"<br/>
     71 	    &nbsp;&nbsp;psk="&lt;your-hostspot-password&gt;"<br/>
     72 	    }
     73 	  </pre>
     74 	Save and close the editor. Now type in the below command with your
     75 	network interface name and enter:
     76 	  <pre>
     77 	  wpa_supplicant -B -i wlan0 -c /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
     78 	  </pre>
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