On December 1, Pierre Schmitz proudly informed Arch Linux users that the usual monthly release install medium, Arch Linux 2012.12.01, is now available for download.
Pierre Schmitz wrote:
The October release of the Arch Linux install medium is available for
Download and can be used for new
installs or as a rescue system. It contains a set of updated packages
and the following notable changes:
systemd is used to boot up the live system.
initscripts are no longer available on the live system but are still installed by default on the target system.
Pierre Schmitz wrote:
As is customary by now there is a new install medium available at the beginning of this month.
Pierre Schmitz wrote:
The latest snapshot of our install and rescue media can be found on our Download page. The 2012.11.01 ISO image mainly contains minor bug fixes, cleanups and new packages compared to the previous one:
First media with Linux 3.6
copytoram=n can be used to not copy the image to RAM on network boot.
Pierre Schmitz wrote:
New iso images containing a current Arch Linux snapshot have been released and can be found on our Download page.
Most notable change is that AIF (the Arch Installation Framework) is no longer included but instead some simple install scripts are provided to aid in the installation process.
Pierre Schmitz wrote:
The August snapshot of our live and install media comes with updated packages and the following changes on top of the previous ISO image:
GRUB 2.0 instead of the legacy 0.9 version is available.
The Installation Guide can be found at /root/install.txt.
ZSH with Grml's configuration is used as interactive shell to provide a user friendly and more convenient environment.
Hi, I have a request, could you please be so kind and provide an install medium without efi? There is a wiki page which explains how to do that, but without an existing linux install there is no chance to do it. So why I ask for this and do not use an usb-stick to install? Because there are devices out there (macs) which are not able to boot from non-gpt usbs or usbs at all.
I recently tried to install Thunderbird direct from Yast2 via search and over 800MB of updates are automatically downloaded, along with Thunderbird. I am using 11.2RC2. Is it normal for the following updates to be included??
openSuse-11.2-Oss 694.09MB Packages=166
Medium 1 552.63MB Packages=160
openSuse-11.2-update
Hi,I'm trying to make a fresh install with the latest install medium.
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