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Same problem as *vitali*'s. ntfs-3g is also missing in the i686 local repo. I can't do a local install in a dual boot set up with windows, network only. If the disk has linux partitions only, the local repo install works, though.
Last edited by vorbote (2011-05-31 15:02:48)
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Correct the setup script adds ntfs if partitions are available.
Next version will not suffer from this bug. Else you can edit the setup script not to add ntfs-3g.
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Thanks tpowa. This time After replacing Acer One hard disk, used the latest Archiso to get Arch running. I used GPT partition and all went well. earlier also I mentioned about the following (just as a remainder)
1. Still package details are not available (now in official iso during package selection each package selection will give a brief details)
consider this as future request and definitely help the user.
2. changing host name for a second edit will show both the name in the hosts file (eg myarch myarch in the local host line)
I will try for the UEFI booting in hp g6 laptop later.
>skodabenz : in hp g6 I could not find any details in the BIOS about EFI. Is that fat32 PT is still required? I don't have any plan to keep other OS in parallel. Thanks
Last edited by kgas (2011-06-02 17:52:32)
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Correct the setup script adds ntfs if partitions are available.
Next version will not suffer from this bug. Else you can edit the setup script not to add ntfs-3g.
Im encountering same bug. How can I edit the setup script not to add ntfs-3g?
EDIT: Nevermind, found the section in /arch/setup due to your commenting
Last edited by Duxon (2011-06-18 10:09:57)
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Closed, see new release here: https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=121338
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