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This is only regarding the install, just wanted to comment on some stuff...
A+ on the installation program. Its fast, works easy, and does a good job. At least at making the install simple.
I didn't play with it excessively, but after about an hour, I could not get my drive properly partitioned (main problem was with /boot and grub) and a kernel setup. I would rank myself at slightly more knowledgable than a beginner, so I think this should be feasbile for me. I've done several gentoo installations, buidling everything by hand. I'm not sure if the config files on arch just differ a lot, or I'm not sure what I'm doing. Maybe a manual install guide or quick walkthrough would be in order? As fast as i was able to install it, maybe with some pointers I could write one up myself...
The main problem I was having was with setting up file systems on the partitions and than setting them up in GRUB. The parition and dev naming system throws you off a little at first as well.
On the other hand I do plan on using arch for a while on my 2ndary system, its sooooo fast and light
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I upgrade to the 2.6.3 kernel and had to remove the modutils package that was initial installed due to a coflict, but other than that, it was nice, clean and quick
that should not be considered an issue as modutils cannot be used with 2.6 series kernels.
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Was the conflict really available, or did you removed the package because you thought the conflict could appear? I switched several stations from 2.4 to 2.6 without this conflict, as modutils - like sarah31 wrote - was updated earlier, and supports 2.4 and 2.6 kernels, whatever you run.
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