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I followed this guide here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Archiso#Build_the_ISO copied the relang to my usb, and I added the following modifications to the profiler. I keep getting Error: No usable package repositories configured whenever I issue this command: mkarchiso -v -r -w /tmp/archiso-tmp -o /path/to/out_dir /path/to/profile/
It was missing the mirrorlist file for some reason inside of the airootfs, and I copied the mirrorlist from the liveiso to the profiler, and I am still getting the same exact error.
Here is my pacman.conf for my iso the inside of it: https://termbin.com/gd45
Here is my pacman.conf for the outside which builds the image: https://termbin.com/22ob
And here is my directory layout: https://termbin.com/e3yk
Last edited by AFatNut21 (2025-11-23 01:46:12)
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I was able to fix it by doing this: `sudo rm -r /tmp/archiso-tmp`, and now it tries to install the packages. I need a way to catch the output when I run mkarchiso. I am getting a lot of requests took too long, and I tried already capturing the output: https://askubuntu.com/questions/420981/ … -to-a-file but nothing seems to work.
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I was able to generate my iso. The whole problem I was having was that I was trying to create an iso within the live iso, and it didn't work. Wouldn't matter if I had various device storages mounted onto the work and the output, it still wouldn't work. I booted up my old Ach Linux machine, went through quite a hassle of updating, and when I ran this command: run_archiso -i /path/to/archlinux-yyyy.mm.dd-x86_64.iso
I was able to launch my iso. But It didn't automatically log me into the gnome desktop environment. So that is something I would probably need help configuring it.
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This was also solved as well. The archiso wiki should have more clarity within some of it's sections. It should also have additional sections of using networkmanager, or using gnome.
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