Once you have the Arch Linux ISO, you can create a live USB or burn it to a DVD. The simplest way to create a live USB of Arch Linux is to use an app like Etcher GUI. If you are using Linux, create a live USB with the following command: dd bs=4M if=/path/to/archlinux.iso of=/dev/sdx status=progress & sync This app is available on both Linux and Windows systems. You can also install Arch Linux from a DVD. Use a tool like Brasero or AnyBurn to burn the ISO you downloaded onto a blank DVD.

With the Arch Linux ISO burned on a DVD or stored as a live USB, insert the installation media into your computer and restart.Ģ. Depending on your system, pressing F2, F10, or F12 lets you choose the device the system boots from.ģ. With the boot settings open, select the preferred install media (live USB or DVD). The following screen shows up after Arch Linux boots:Ĥ. Select Boot Arch Linux (x86_64) and press Enter to start the setup process.

Step 4: Set the Keyboard Layoutĭuring the Arch Linux installation, the default keymap is US.

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