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- # PARTITION DISK
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- Partitioning logically divides a hard drive into seperate
- sections (e.g. boot, root, home, and swap).
- Although partitioning is generally up to the user, UEFI
- systems MUST have a separate boot partition using filesystem
- FAT32.
- Select partition scheme:
- 1) Standard 3) Plus Encryption and LVM
- 2) Plus LVM
- Enter your option: 1
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- # CHOOSE PARTITIONING TOOL
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- Text-based tools available are cfdisk for BIOS systems
- (MBR), or gdisk for UEFI systems (GPT).
- It is not necessary to actually format the partitions created, as
- this will be undertaken later.
- Select partition program:
- 1) cfdisk
- 2) gdisk
- Enter your option: 1
- Select partition:
- 1) /dev/sda
- 2) /dev/sdb
- Enter your option: 2
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- # FORMAT PARTITION(S)
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- This step will select and format the selected partiton(s)
- where Arch will be installed
- All data on the ROOT and SWAP partition will be LOST.
- Select root partition:
- 1) /dev/sda1
- 2) /dev/sda2
- 3) /dev/sda3
- 4) /dev/sda4
- Enter your option:
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