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How would I go about making a custom ISO installation for Artix?

I'd like to make a custom ISO with it's own pre-configurations such as a custom desktop and a custom browser with plugins. How would I achieve this?

Re: How would I go about making a custom ISO installation for Artix?

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Does this allow exact pre-configuration or does it create an install list?

Re: How would I go about making a custom ISO installation for Artix?

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So you can only use lxqt for a desktop environment in ISO creation? This guide is a bit unclear

Re: How would I go about making a custom ISO installation for Artix?

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I'm getting a bunch of errors when running the commands in a root terminal and in a regular one, one of these being

error: failed retrieving file 'multilib.db'

But when I run sudo pacman -Sy all repos sync fine.

Re: How would I go about making a custom ISO installation for Artix?

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Quote from: Piere – on
So you can only use lxqt for a desktop environment in ISO creation? This guide is a bit unclear
A kind contributor of this forum had already answered you on this subject :
https://forum.artixlinux.org/index.php/topic,4626.msg30077.html#msg30077

But using a search engine, it is easy to find additional information on this subject :
https://www.linuxhowtos.org/Tips%20and%20Tricks/using_skel.htm
https://www.thegeekdiary.com/understanding-the-etc-skel-directory-in-linux/

Re: How would I go about making a custom ISO installation for Artix?

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Quote from: Piere – on
I'm getting a bunch of errors when running the commands in a root terminal and in a regular one, one of these being
error: failed retrieving file 'multilib.db'
I don't know if this has something to do with the multilib repository ?
https://forum.artixlinux.org/index.php/topic,132.0.html

Or with gcc ?
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$ pacman -Ss multilib
system/gcc 12.2.0-1 (base-devel) [installé]
    The GNU Compiler Collection - C and C++ frontends

Re: How would I go about making a custom ISO installation for Artix?

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Quote from: Piere – on
I'm getting a bunch of errors when running the commands in a root terminal and in a regular one, one of these being

error: failed retrieving file 'multilib.db'

But when I run sudo pacman -Sy all repos sync fine.
Copy /etc/pacman.conf to ~/.config/artools/pacman-default.conf and enable non-default repositories.