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I am installing Arch linux into microSD. I plugged microSD in my laptop with Arch linux running, created the partition table with gparted, and then created filesystems:
mkfs.ext4 /dev/m{{some_random_numbers_and letters}}1
mkswap /dev/m{{some_random_numbers_and letters}}2
swapon /dev/m{{some_random_numbers_and letters}}2I was hoping, that the standard directory tree will appear after I create ext4 filesystem, however, only one directory was there - "lost+found".
I then installed the "arch-install-scripts" ([extra] repo), and performed those commands:
mount /dev/m{{some_random_numbers_and letters}}1 /mnt
pacstrap /mnt baseAnd only then the directory tree appeared. My question is, which package from the "base" is responsible for creating this directory tree? (My guess is "filesystem")
Base package elements:
archlinux.org/groups/x86_64/base/
P.S. I removed "sudo" from the beggining of the commands for readability purposes.
Last edited by riddle00 (2018-10-29 17:21:35)
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Look at the filesystem PKGBUILD:
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Thank you! ![]()
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