rebranded script

README.md

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-# trolley-arch-install
-an automated arch install tool forked from microarch that installs plain old arch
+# ezArch
+An easy way to get Arch installed on your machine!
+
+## Contents
+This script consists of two parts:
+- ezarch.sh: installs the base system to your hard disk
+- ezarch-chroot.sh: does post-setup of your newly installed arch system
+
+## Get Started
+To get started, `git clone https://github.com/piotr25691/ezarch` and run `ezarch.sh`.
+
+Be aware that this will wipe your drive clean, so check if you got backups, or that you don't need stuff currently on your hard disk.
+
+## Requirements
+This script requires an IDE, SCSI or SATA disk, MMC storage is not supported.<br><br>
+
+### Enjoy using Arch btw!

ezarch-chroot.sh

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+#!/bin/bash
+DEV=$1
+
+# Install the GRUB bootloader
+# This is the part that allows you to boot into the system.
+pacman --noconfirm -Sy grub efibootmgr
+if [ -e /sys/firmware/efi/efivars ]
+then
+    grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --force $DEV
+else
+    grub-install --target=i386-pc --force $DEV
+fi
+grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
+
+# Ask for and set up the root password.
+# Please pick something secure, or you'll get kids fucking around in your computer.
+echo "Please enter your root password: "
+read -s ROOTPASS
+echo "root:$ROOTPASS" | chpasswd
+
+# Ask and setup the username and password of the regular user.
+# This user will have sudo privileges, so please set up a secure password if you don't want kids fucking around in your computer.
+read -p "Enter the username of your user: " USERNAME
+useradd -m $USERNAME
+usermod -aG wheel $USERNAME
+echo "Please enter your user password: "
+read -s USERPASS
+echo "$USERNAME:$USERPASS" | chpasswd
+
+
+# Enable wheel privileges for sudo
+# They are disabled by default.
+sed -i '/%wheel ALL=(ALL:ALL) ALL/s/^# //g' /etc/sudoers
+
+# Create symlinks to micro
+# The default text editor of choice in ezArch is Micro.
+# If you want to go back to Nano, or use Vim, delete the symlinks and install the corresponding package.
+ln -s $(which micro) /bin/nano
+ln -s $(which micro) /bin/vim
+
+# Delete GRUB after setup
+# GRUB packages are not needed after setup, so they will be deleted to save space.
+pacman --noconfirm -R grub efibootmgr
+
+# Enable network services
+# These services will allow you to connect to the internet.
+systemctl enable dhcpcd
+systemctl enable iwd
+systemctl enable NetworkManager
+
+# Remove the chroot file
+# This also saves space.
+rm -rf /ezarch-chroot.sh
+exit

ezarch.sh

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+#!/bin/bash
+
+# ezArch - An easy way to get Arch installed on your machine!
+#
+# This script consists of two parts:
+# - ezarch.sh: installs the base system to your hard disk
+# - ezarch-chroot.sh: does post-setup of your newly installed arch system
+#
+# To get started, run ezarch.sh
+# Be aware that this will wipe your drive clean, so check if you got backups,
+# or that you don't need stuff currently on your hard disk.
+#
+# This script requires an IDE, SCSI or SATA disk, MMC storage is not supported.
+#
+# Enjoy using Arch btw!
+
+# Prompt the user to select the device to install Arch on
+# Blind assumptions caused the script to try install to a non-writable device, hence why this has been implemented.
+lsblk
+echo Please enter the device name to use...
+read DEV
+
+# Ask the user for the hostname
+# The hostname is the name used to identify the device on your network.
+# In case of home networks, this does not really matter, but you can still name your device here.
+read -p "Please enter a hostname to use: " HOSTNAME
+
+# Determine BIOS/UEFI mode, and partition the drive appropriately
+# In the older versions of this script, only BIOS was supported.
+if [ -e /sys/firmware/efi/efivars ]
+then
+    parted ${DEV} \ mklabel gpt \ mkpart primary 1 120M \ mkpart primary 120M 100% -s
+    mkfs.vfat ${DEV}1
+    mkfs.btrfs -f ${DEV}2
+    mount -o compress-force=zstd:15 ${DEV}2 /mnt
+    mkdir -p /mnt/boot/efi
+    mkdir /mnt/etc
+    mount ${DEV}1 /mnt/boot/efi
+else
+    parted ${DEV} \ mklabel msdos \ mkpart primary 1 120M \ mkpart primary 120M 100% -s
+    mkfs.vfat ${DEV}1
+    mkfs.btrfs -f ${DEV}2
+    mount -o compress-force=zstd:15 ${DEV}2 /mnt
+    mkdir /mnt/boot
+    mkdir /mnt/etc
+    mount ${DEV}1 /mnt/boot
+fi
+
+# Add BTRFS to /etc/mkinitcpio.conf
+# This script uses the BTRFS filesystem to allow you to save some storage.
+# If you want to use EXT4 instead, look somewhere.
+echo "HOOKS=(base udev autodetect modconf block filesystems fsck btrfs)" >> /mnt/etc/mkinitcpio.conf
+
+# Install the system
+# This installs the bare minimum of packages required to install Arch.
+# You can add any additional dependencies yourself afterwards.
+pacstrap /mnt linux-hardened linux-firmware pacman dhcpcd sed which micro systemd-sysvcompat pam sudo gzip networkmanager iwd btrfs-progs
+
+
+# Set up the previously selected hostname
+echo $HOSTNAME >> /mnt/etc/hostname
+
+# Generate /etc/fstab
+# This file determines the mount points and other stuff necessary for Arch to use your drive.
+genfstab -U /mnt >> /mnt/etc/fstab
+
+# Start post-setup tasks
+cp ./ezarch-chroot.sh /mnt
+arch-chroot /mnt ./ezarch-chroot.sh $DEV
+
+# Setup is finished
+# You can reboot after seeing this message, only if no commands errored out.
+echo "You have successfully installed Arch Linux on your computer. You may now reboot."