If you'd like nmtui (https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/NetworkManager) to set up wireless from the base image this is one way to build it:
If you've not already, prepare to use buildiso (https://wiki.artixlinux.org/Main/InstallationUsingBuildiso)
Go to
artools-workspace/iso-profiles/base/Add to
Packages-Rootartix-grub-theme
artix-grub-live
networkmanager-openrc # OpenRC networkmanager init script
@openrc networkmanager-openrc #start the init script
Add to
Profile.conf the NetworkManager service
SERVICES=('acpid' 'bluetoothd' 'cronie' 'NetworkManager')Build the image:
buildiso -p base -q
buildiso -p base
Or, if you wanted to customize along the way:
buildiso -p base -q
buildiso -p base -x
buildiso -p base -bc
sudo sed -i 's|#rc_parallel="NO"|rc_parallel="YES"|' artools/buildiso/base/artix/rootfs/etc/rc.conf
sudo sed -i 's|checksum=y|checksum=n|' artools/buildiso/base/iso/boot/grub/kernels.cfg
artools-chroot artools/buildiso/base/artix/rootfs/ /bin/bash
pacman -Sy
CTRL+D
buildiso -p base -sc
buildiso -p base -zc
Your ISO is here:
artools-workspace/iso/base/artix-base-openrc-NetworkManager-2019-01-01-x86_64.iso
I would add
networkmanager # Network connection manager and user applications
networkmanager-openrc # OpenRC networkmanager init script
Isn't quite 'correct'.
The @ operator basically selects the init.
networkmanager-openrc depends on networkmanager. ;)
Same for the other inits, the init script package usually pulls in the depends.
@networkmanager-openrc # networkmanager
Starting the service is done via the SERVICES array in profile.conf.
Ahh you're so right. Thanks for chiming in. 8)