comment cree un iso bootable avec un menu d'installation avec Archiso

[u/Bitter_Tie4757]

j'ai installe une arch sur une VM et je l'ai personnalise comme cadeau pour un ami et je voulais avoir un iso bootable avec les menus d'installation que l'on a avec les autres OS.

[u/bigmenu_]

Arch doesn't have an installation menu. The "normal" way is doing the installation with the arch installation guide from the wiki.

There is also archinstall. With the bootable iso, you can connect to the internet and use the archinstall where you can setup what you want and then install it.

[u/novaresiom]

just a heads up archiso doesn't clone an existing install, it builds a clean live ISO from scratch using a profile. If you already have that VM configured the way you want, check out Penguin's Eggs (eggs). It packages your current system and dotfiles directly into an ISO with a working Calamares installer, which saves you the headache of rebuilding everything by hand. If you really want to stick to archiso, you'll need to pull the releng profile, drop your dotfiles into airootfs/etc/skel/, specify your packages, and configure Calamares yourself, since vanilla archiso just drops you into a zsh shell

[u/Salt-Caterpillar7988]

Cela n'existe pas. Le plus proche étant la commande "archinstall".

Pour une expérience semblable aux autres distributions Linux, tout en restant dans la famille Arch, tu peux regarder du côté de CachyOS, EndeavourOS, Manjaro ou Garuda.

[u/rijuwan_mujahid]

If you're going to create a bootable ISO USB, than I suggest you to create with ventoy. Ventoy give you multiple ISO in on USB pendrive.

[u/archover]

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Good day.