Installing Arch Linux On Raspberry Pi ProxMox

Installing Arch Linux on Raspberry Pi Proxmox 7
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0:00 intro
0:49 requirements
1:36 creating vm
3:22 booting arch iso
3:29 formating drives
5:21 installing base
7:09 chroot
10:40 installing grub
11:36 installing system
12:00 creating user
13:09 installing desktop
16:43 running xfce4
18:29 conclusion

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[jyvben]

great for education, no need for a big server box to learn the basics

[dktol]

I never saw you run locale-gen during the chroot. Perhaps systemd runs it during 1st boot.

[africantwin]

Could you show us how to install wireguard client on arch arm and boot up. 🙏🏻

[leonaldeufrasiojunior]

is it possible to install windows? I tried to download the ARM version but I don't know if it's compatible, or I'm configuring the Proxmox wrong.

[paullee]

Hmmmm. I’ve been wanting PBS on Pi - wonder if that’s possible. Proxmox Backup Server.

[shephusted]

for more pi spam go see jeff geerling - objectively speaking a refurb will be half the price of a pi and you will get 4x memory and much more ipc and iops plus expandability and cheap parts - the next gen pi may be a better option in 6 mos and choosing arch is really only for diehard linux fans - other os will be much less of a pain to install - like debian arm...the pihole is great for a pihole and it uses very little electricity...try harder and be more objective - think about nano pi options that use better arm processors - you get more options with rk3588 and there are even opnsense builds