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Readme_UsbLinux.txt 2019-12-04 4.7 kB
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Disclaimer:

Free game files (doom and duke nukem) downloaded from github:
https://github.com/dgeng/iwad https://github.com/ninjada/eduke32

Free Music downloaded from: https://www.bensound.com https://www.incompetech.com

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YOU MUST ENLARGE THE "/" PARTITION AS SOON AS YOU BOOT!!! Read below...
DO NOT UPDATE BEFORE RESIZING THE PARTITION!
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username: me, password: me
root password: rootme
CHANGE PASSWORDS AFTER FIRST BOOT!! (just open terminal and type: passwd, for root SU then passwd)
## This image is NOT intended to create a new user, only the user "me" is supported! ##

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Run a remixed Archlinux from a USB stick!
Hybrid mode, works with UEFI or standard BIOS. English US only.
Works like a normal HD/SSD install but, of course, slower...
Customized from Archlabs Linux ISO 64bit (https://archlabslinux.com/)
This is a Cinnamom based image.
Includes many pre installed programs.
Intended to be transferred to a HIGH speed USB 3.x (may work with HD/SSD, not tested).
Min. USB size 32GB. Min. RAM 2GB, recommended 4GB+.

To copy, uncompress the image (aprox 16GB disk space needed) using "unzip" and use "ArchIsoMyDrive", "Suse Imagewriter", "Gnome Disks", etcher or DD command to restore the image to your USB stick.
This may take a long time, depending on your USB write speed.
May work with rufus (DD mode) or etcher in windows environment, not tested...
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VERY IMPORTANT perform steps 1 to 3!
After first boot:
1- Open gparted (included in the img) to "fix" the partition. Just open it and click FIX when/if prompted;
2- In gparted enlarge (resize) the sdX3 (X is your Usb disk) partition and create new ones as needed. THIS IS IMPERATIVE, BECAUSE THE PARTITION IS ALMOST FULL, YOU MUST ENLARGE THE PARTITION OR THE SYSTEM WON'T WORK PROPERLY!
2.1- I suggest you create at least one extra LUKS (encrypted) partition to save your personal files for security reasons. Just in case you lose the stick... Better be safe than sorry. Use DISKS program to create the partition.
3- Change passwords (root and user). 
4- Open terminal and remove keyrings: rm /home/me/.local/share/keyrings/*
5- REBOOT!; Set your correct keyboard layout in settings (default is english US intl); Set your time zone (default NYC) using "Settings Manager"; Set you correct network interface for Network Monitor Plugin (default eno1); Set your location for Weather Plugin (default is Kissimmee, FL).
6- Update mirrors (using reflector), update your system and enjoy!

username: me, password: me
root password: rootme
Change passwords after first boot!!
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How to set your correct keyboard layout in console:

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Keyboard_configuration_in_console
Check folder 1Readme for further info...
You may see some warnings when updating packages because of removed languages, just ignore it.
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How to change your machine-id

Just delete /etc/machine-id: sudo rm /etc/machine-id
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How to change your uuid (MAY BORK YOUR SYSTEM, PROCEED WITH CARE!)

1- Determine which is your USB drive 
lsblk, usually sda

2- Find the UUID from 3rd partion on your USB drive, usually sda3.
ie: sudo blkid /dev/sda3: UUID="9b8cde0b-0ad2-41d6-8c2e-cdf1cefd6299" TYPE="ext4" PARTUUID="bb453ab4-01"

3- Create a new text file and copy your UUID ("9b8cde0b-0ad2-41d6-8c2e-cdf1cefd6299" in the example above);

4- Generate a new UUID for your USB drive
sudo tune2fs /dev/sda3 -U random
(options are: "clear" clear the filesystem UUID; "random" generate a new randomly-generated UUID; "time" generate a new time-based UUID)

5- Find the new generated UUID
sudo blkid /dev/sda3
something like: xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx

6- sudo sed -i -e 's/9b8cde0b-0ad2-41d6-8c2e-cdf1cefd6299/xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx/g' /boot/grub/grub.cfg 

7- sudo sed -i -e 's/9b8cde0b-0ad2-41d6-8c2e-cdf1cefd6299/xxxxxxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxx-xxxxxxxxxxxx/g' /etc/fstab
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Thats it; Reboot!

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Source: Readme_UsbLinux.txt, updated 2019-12-04