alis is an unofficial Arch Linux auto-installation script. Using this script, it is very easy to install the system in a virtual machine or on a physical disk.

This repository is a fork of https://github.com/picodotdev/alis

First of all, download the Arch Linux installer, create an installation flash drive and boot from it.

After booting from the USB flash drive, you will see a command prompt.

Download the script:

curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dy-sh/alis/master/download.sh | bash

# or use short link:
curl -sL rb.gy/worly | bash 
# or:
curl -sL https://t.ly/gedVj | bash

Edit the config:

nano alis.conf

# or:
vim alis.conf

If you have only one disk and there are no partitions on it, then you can leave all settings by default. If there are several disks, then in the script you need to specify which disk to use.

DEVICE="/dev/nvme0n1"
PARTITION_MODE="manual"
PARTITION_MOUNT_POINTS=("2=/boot" "5=/" "!3=/home") 

Correctly write the partition number for /boot and / in the PARTITION_MOUNT_POINTS. The partition number can be determined using lsblk or fdisk -l.

Run the script:

./alis.sh 

Just run che command:

curl -sL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/dy-sh/alis/master/download-install-qemu.sh | bash

The command downloads the script and runs it. The script downloads the Arch Linux, creates a virtual machine and installs the system automatically. No action is required from the user.

To install QEMU on Arch Linux, you can run install_qemu.sh.

If you need to configure the parameters of the virtual machine and the Arch being installed, clone the repository:

git clone https://github.com/dy-sh/alis

Options for starting a virtual machine:

# Fully automatic installation
alis-kvm-virt-install-auto.sh

# Start the VM, manually configure the config, and then run the
installation./alis-kvm-virt-install-manual.sh
nano alias.conf
./alis.sh

In the last line of the script alis-kvm-virt-install-auto.sh it is possible to change the installer profile.