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elc79
Hi, i tried to install antix trough -net flavour but i think this is a real mess, first of all the installer can’t install grub, i figure that this happens because dev dev/pts proc or sys are not mounted during the process of installation, so you have to mount these partitions manually and then chroot to install grub. Also localization don’t works and i don’t know how to get it working. Do you have a user manual for this distro? MX is well documented but i don’t like the distros with a lot of stuff, i want a lot of work for me to have exactly the thing i was looking for. Thanks.
anticapitalista
Did you follow the instructions in the installer correctly?
You need a working wired connection for net since it will download grub during the installation process.Philosophers have interpreted the world in many ways; the point is to change it.
antiX with runit - leaner and meaner.
Anonymous
If I write “cli-installer antix” as a search term in google, I get …
After that, it’s easy to find:
Much easier way to do it is other way round — start with full or base install and remove a couple of things you don’t want.
Most of it you’ll need anyway if you are to use it for any kind of work and if you only need a server, you’ll take a Debian.
- This reply was modified 4 years, 5 months ago by anticapitalista. Reason: shrunk video
Grub seems not to work during the installation, but after the installation when i reboot the new system boots well, it’s something strange. Localization problem was solved. Thanks a lot.
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