Well i felt the same at first when i tried installing it. But the arch
linux has a excellent documentation on installation and
post-installation in their wiki. If you devote some time to go through
it before trying to install it. It shouldn't be much of a hassle. Arch
Linux provides you with minimalistic version of OS, which means that you
would be logging in to console only from there it's up to you to
configure it the way you want i used openbox as my desktop environment.
In your case i highly doubt that the network interface was set to the
local loopback mode (l0) you can easily set it down and enable Ethernet
connection(e0) using ifconfig command (seek out it's manual for
information about its usage). If you still struggle to install it you
can shoot me an email with the error log.I'd be more than happy to help.
On 02/08/2012 05:54 PM, Bikram Adhikari wrote:
I had given a though to Arch Linux but there is no way for me to
connect my machine to the internet and it seems it gets near
impossible to install Arch Linux in a offline pc (correct me if i am
wrong) --
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