I believe there is a bug in pacstrap or grub-install, which doesn't allow this script to function correctly. This code is going unmaintained until it's either fixed or this is archived, whichever is first.
This is a version of ArchTitus (Now Archived) that will be actively maintained.
Download Arch Linux ISO Image from https://archlinux.org/download/ and put on a USB drive with Etcher, Ventoy, or Rufus.
If you are using OpenArchTitus with a Virtual Machine, you don't have to do any of these steps. You will just have to mount the ISO to the VM as a CD/DVD Drive.
From initial prompt type the following commands:
pacman -Sy
pacman -S git
git clone https://github.com/techguy16/openarchtitus
cd openarchtitus
./openarchtitus.sh
If those commands don't work, try these (and then repeat the previous commands):
pacman-key --init
pacman-key --populate
pacman-key --refresh-keys
pacman -S archlinux-keyring
Arch Linux RickEllis Installation Guide
Arch Linux Wiki Installation Guide
The main script will generate .log files for every script that is run as part of the installation process. These log files contain the terminal output so you can review any warnings or errors that occurred during installation and aid in troubleshooting.
You can check if the WiFi is blocked by running rfkill list.
If it says Soft blocked: yes, then run rfkill unblock wifi
After unblocking the WiFi, you can connect to it. Go through these 5 steps:
#1: Run iwctl
#2: Run device list, and find your device name.
#3: Run station [device name] scan
#4: Run station [device name] get-networks
#5: Find your network, and run station [device name] connect [network name], enter your password and run exit. You can test if you have internet connection by running ping google.com, and then Press Ctrl and C to stop the ping test.
An issue is easier to resolve if it contains a few important pieces of information.
- Chosen configuration from /configs/setup.conf (DONT INCLUDE PASSWORDS)
- Errors seen in .log files
- What commit/branch you used
- Where you were installing (VMWare, Virtualbox, Virt-Manager, Baremetal, etc)
- If a VM, what was the configuration used.
- Thanks to Chris Titus for the original script.