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🏗️ Automated Arch Linux install factory — spin up VMs and bootstrap unattended archinstall setups via a one-line curl script.
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README.md

🏗️ archy-factory

My own automated Arch Linux install factory, to spin up VMs and bootstrap archinstall with a few bash scripts.

Usage

Download ISO

First download the latest Arch Linux ISO file:

bash ./scripts/dl-arch-iso.sh

Create the Virtual Machine

Run the create-vm.sh and pass the ISO path as first argument:

bash ./scripts/create-vm.sh ./isos/archlinux-x86_64.iso

At this point, the VM should have been created and started.

Connect to the VM

Attach to the VM using Virtual Machine Manager or virt-viewer:

virt-viewer --connect qemu:///system archlinux

Then go through the boot loader to go into installing Arch.

Fetch archinstall.sh

Tip

Skip this if you don't care about my dotfiles.

Once you are arch-chroot-ed, fetch my custom archinstall.sh script:

# Run the custom archinstall.sh
curl -sL df.lazyfreax.dev/archinstall.sh | bash
# or
bash <(curl -sL df.lazyfreax.dev/archinstall.sh)