How to Install Arch Linux Dual Boot

Thứ bảy - 27/04/2024 01:10
Do you want to install Arch Linux, but you don't want to give your current operating system? Not all programs work for Linux. You may want to keep a copy of your current operating system for the most flexibility. Arch Linux is an extremely...
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Do you want to install Arch Linux, but you don't want to give your current operating system? Not all programs work for Linux. You may want to keep a copy of your current operating system for the most flexibility. Arch Linux is an extremely lightweight Linux distribution intended for advanced users. Installing and using Arch Linux requires a little bit of time and familiarity with Linux commands. However, going through the process is very rewarding and you will likely learn a lot about how Linux is structured. This wikiHow teaches you how to install an Arch Linux dual boot.

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Checking the System Specs

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Creating a Bootable Install Disk

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Partitioning your Hard Drive

  1. Step 1 Decide how much hard drive space you need.
    Arch Linux needs a minimum of 2 GB to install. You will probably want to create some extra hard drive space for apps and files. It is recommended you allocate at least 10 GB of hard drive space for Arch Linux. Also, keep in mind that you will be creating a separate swap space partition during the installation process. Make sure you include the amount of swap space you need in your Linux partition. Partitioning is one of the crucial steps when you are setting up a system for dual boot. Make sure you know how the new operating system is going to be installed.
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Booting from a USB Drive

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Verifying your System Requirements

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Partitioning Your Hard Drive for the Linux Installation

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Formating Your Linux Partitions

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Installing Arch Linux

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Adding New Users

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Settings Up a Dual-Boot Manager

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