The document outlines the steps to install Arch Linux on a system. It includes pre-installation requirements like partitioning disks and formatting partitions. The main steps are downloading and burning the Arch Linux ISO, booting from it, partitioning disks and creating filesystems, mounting partitions, installing base packages using pacstrap, generating the fstab file, configuring the system hostname, timezone, locales, and setting the root password. Key members of the Arch Linux project include Castro, De Guzman, Laporga, and Soriano.

1. ARCH LINUX
MEMBBERS:
CASTRO, PATRICK PAUL
DE GUZMAN, REAN PAOLO
LAPORGA, MARTIN PAOLO
SORIANO, ZANDO

6. PRE-INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS
• Partition disks
• Format the partitions
• Mount the partitions
• Connect to the Internet

7. PARTITIONING THE DISK
• Download and burn any partitioning tool on a CD.
• Insert the CD into your Optical drive and boot from the CD.

9. PARTITIONING THE DISK
• Download and burn any partitioning tool on a CD.
• Insert the CD into your Optical drive and boot from the CD.
• Create a partition table.

11. PARTITIONING THE DISK
• Download and burn any partitioning tool on a CD.
• Insert the CD into your Optical drive and boot from the CD.
• Create a partition table.
• Create a extended partition.

12. PARTITIONING THE DISK
• Download and burn any partitioning tool on a CD.
• Insert the CD into your Optical drive and boot from the CD.
• Create a partition table.
• Create a extended partition.
• On the extended partition create swap, root, and home
partitions.

18. INSTALLING ARCH LINUX
• Download Arch Linux .iso file and burn it on a CD or USB drive.
• Insert your Arch Linux CD or USB into your Optical Drive.

20. INSTALLING ARCH LINUX
• Download Arch Linux .iso file and burn it on a CD or USB drive.
• Insert your Arch Linux CD or USB into your Optical Drive.
• Choose the appropriate option for your system, if your running
32-bit choose x86, if your running 64-bit choose x64.

21. INSTALLING ARCH LINUX
• Download Arch Linux .iso file and burn it on a CD or USB drive.
• Insert your Arch Linux CD or USB drive.
• Choose the appropriate option for your system, if your running
32-bit choose x86, if your running 64-bit choose x64.

23. INSTALLING ARCH LINUX
• Download Arch Linux .iso file and burn it on a CD or USB drive.
• Insert your Arch Linux CD or USB drive.
• Choose the appropriate option for your system, if your running
32-bit choose x86, if your running 64-bit choose x64.
• Mount the root and home partitions using the command, mount
/name of the partition /where you want to be
mounted.

26. INSTALLING ARCH LINUX
• Download Arch Linux .iso file and burn it on a CD or USB drive.
• Insert your Arch Linux CD or USB drive.
• Choose the appropriate option for your system, if your running
32-bit choose x86, if your running 64-bit choose x64.
• Mount the root and home partitions using the command, mount
/name of the partition /where you want to be
mounted.
• Install the base packages using the command, pacstrap /mnt
base base-devel

28. INSTALLING ARCH LINUX
• After the base package is already installed, you just have to do
some configurations in the system. These are:
• Generate an fstab file, this defines how disk partitions, various
other block devices, or remote file systems should be mounted
into the file system. The command for this is # genfstab -p
/mnt >> /mnt/etc/fstab.
• Change root into the new system using the command # arch-
chroot /mnt.

29. INSTALLING ARCH LINUX
• Set the hostname using the command # echo computer_name
> /etc/hostname.
• Set the time zone using the command # ln -sf
/usr/share/zoneinfo/zone/subzone /etc/localtime.
• Uncomment the needed locales in /etc/locale.gen, then
generate them with the command # locale-gen.

30. INSTALLING ARCH LINUX
• Set locale preferences in /etc/locale.conf and possibly
$HOME/.config/locale.conf using the command # echo
LANG=your_locale > /etc/locale.conf.
• Configure /etc/mkinitcpio.conf if additional features are
needed using the command # mkinitcpio -p linux.
• And lastly you can set the root password using the command #
passwd.