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Hi all!
First off, I'd like to congratulate the Arch team on doing a superb job in creating this distribution.
I've installed Archlinux for the first time following the Beginners Guide and thought it might be helpful to point out a few mistakes (to me its a mistake - if not - then I'm sorry)
In section 2.4 - documentation it says
Change to vc/2 with <ALT>+F1 and invoke /usr/bin/less
I believe it should have read
Change to vc/2 with <ALT>+F1 and invoke /bin/less
basically - take out "/usr" part.
In section 2.10.4 - /etc/fstab where it gives you the code to list partitions by uuid
As per the documentation - it gives
ls -lF /dev/disk/by-uuid/
to me - it should have said
ls -lF /dev/disk/by-id
That's it! Other than the above - excellent documentation and I look forward to learning more and hopefully be able to contribute to Arch by helping others.
Crackerjack
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i'm currently trying to install following the beginners guide, and having a few problems. my biggest issue with the guide is that it assumes everything goes right. there are no suggestions as to what to do if the steps in the beginners guide don't work.
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crackerjack: I think it was with ALT + F2, and if you think there is a mistake in the guide, then edit it on the wiki. :-)
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Edit the 1st one but not the 2nd because It's not a mistake .
English is not my native language .
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crackerjack: I think it was with ALT + F2, and if you think there is a mistake in the guide, then edit it on the wiki. :-)
I don't think beginners should be encouraged to change the Beginners Guide before the "mistake" has been confirmed by other users. I think crackerjack's idea to double-check first on the forum is a very sensible idea.
Let us not forget this incident either.
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the best thing would be to ask on the talk page, that's what it's there for
edit: not that posting this here was *WRONG*, just making a point.
Last edited by test1000 (2009-01-24 22:06:32)
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As per the documentation - it gives
ls -lF /dev/disk/by-uuid/
to me - it should have said
ls -lF /dev/disk/by-id
Um, no - by-uuid is correct.
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