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To do this, run: # timedatectl set-ntp true 7.

Once we have verified that we have a working Internet connection, we must enable Network Time Protocol (NTP) to allow the system to update the time via the network. If you wish to use a wireless Internet connection to install Arch Linux, consult the wireless network configuration documentation on the Arch Linux wiki at. You can check your Internet connection by using the ping command: # ping -c 3 Output of ping If you are using a wired connection, you should already be connected to the Internet. To install Arch Linux, we will need a functioning Internet connection. Where KEYMAP is the keymap, you wish to use. Set the keyboard layout using the loadkeys command: # loadkeys KEYMAP To list all available layouts, use: # ls /usr/share/kbd/keymaps/**/*.map.gz

Once the live environment has booted up, we can change the keyboard from the default US layout, if desired. NOTE: If you do not want to change the default US keyboard layout, you may skip this step. Arch Linux ISO menuįrom here, press enter to boot Arch Linux. Once it loads, you should be greeted with a screen like the one below. Now we will boot into the installation DVD (or the ISO directly if you are using a VM). There is a variety of software, many free, that allow you to do this, such as Brasero, AnyBurn, or the non-free PowerISO. Now that we have downloaded the Arch Linux ISO, we will burn it to the DVD. NOTE: If you plan on installing Arch Linux on a VM, you may skip this step and boot directly into the ISO image.

If the checksum you get is different from the one on the ISO file you have may have been tampered with, and should not be used. Once you have downloaded the Arch Linux ISO, it is recommended that you verify it’s SHA1 checksum.

NOTE: The page you see may be slightly different than the screenshot, depending on which mirror you choose. Choose the mirror closest to you and download the Arch Linux ISO file, which is shown below.