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hello, is possible to install a custom kernel without having a system up?, all the articles I read and videos the guys already had a system up and was installing one kernel over the other, but I wanted to have only one kernel
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What are you actually trying to achieve? http://mywiki.wooledge.org/XyProblem
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i'm sorry if the question was horrible, I wanted from the iso directly install a custom kernel instead of installing everything cute "pacstrap -i /xyz linux linux-firmware base" go up the system to then customize the kernel, would it be possible just "pacstrap -i /xyz base base-devel" and from chroot I install the custom kernel?
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You can install pretty much anything from the live environment, provided you have the package available. You still haven't clarified why you need a custom kernel to boot into, as opposed to installing one once you boot into your system.
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I wanted to have only one kernel
That's not necessarily a very robust approach though and I'd actually suggest to have at least two kernels, esp. if one is custom (in case you mess up and your custom kernel doesn't boot anymore; in general in case an upstream update turns out to be incompatible w/ your HW)
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would it be possible just "pacstrap -i /xyz base base-devel" and from chroot I install the custom kernel?
Yes. There is no need to install a kernel at all in some circumstances (some VM / chroot systems). But still, see the notes above on why this is most likely a bad idea in your situation.
"UNIX is simple and coherent" - Dennis Ritchie; "GNU's Not Unix" - Richard Stallman
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