Arch Linux installs fine from archlinux-2019.02.01-x86_64.iso (kernel 4.20.6-arch1-1)
** Diff to previous video: new ISO / the error has gone **
Summary:
[00:00] Booting from ISO
[00:43] Preparing
[01:39] Preparing disk
[03:10] Installing Arch Linux
[09:04] Configure boot
[09:23] Configure system
[10:15] Configure system in chroot
[13:44] Boot into new system
[14:52] Running in new system
[16:10] Activating testing repository
[16:34] Booting to system with testing repository
[17:33] Testing system with testing repository
[18:43] End
Pastebin urls (package list):
https://ptpb.pw/Ika6
https://ptpb.pw/Ika6
https://ptpb.pw/uVbl
https://ptpb.pw/xC_4
Pastebin urls (systemd-analyze):
https://ptpb.pw/J1Ub
https://ptpb.pw/T53S
This video shows a successful installation of Arch Linux inside a VirtualBox VM. The main purpose of this video series is for historical reasons. For this, the installation is done by a script guaranteeing the same installation steps each time.
The video demonstrates that the current Live CD ISO as well as the current pacman packages are suitable for installing an encrypted system that boots without errors.
Using the arch-audit package, the current CVEs are shown before and after enabling [testing].
Kernel details:
Linux kernel 4.20.6-arch1-1-ARCH (ISO)
Linux kernel 4.20.6-arch1-1-ARCH (after installation)
Linux kernel 4.20.6-arch1-1-ARCH (after enabling [testing])
Recorded using OBS Studio. Used settings: 1280x720, 30 fps, 2500 kbps.
This is a scripted installation: A script runs on the VirtualBox host and installs Arch Linux automatically inside a virtual machine. It also supervises the progress of the installation.