Difference between revisions of "Quartz64 Installing Arch Linux ARM"
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For a different type of Quartz64 device (e.g. Model B) replace the <tt>fdt</tt> line with the appropriate <tt>/boot</tt>-relative path to the device tree. | For a different type of Quartz64 device (e.g. Model B) replace the <tt>fdt</tt> line with the appropriate <tt>/boot</tt>-relative path to the device tree. | ||
{{note|Here's where you'd do the part I said was undocumented and won't be necessary with 5.16 anymore. You'll need an Arch Linux or Manjaro system. If it's not an aarch64 system, you'll also need <tt>qemu-user-static</tt>. First, get [https://overviewer.org/~pillow/up/e96363af01/linux-aarch64-rc-5.16.rc4-1-aarch64.pkg.tar.zst the linux-aarch64-rc package I patched and built], then copy it somewhere into your mounted root. | |||
Next, <code>arch-chroot</code> into the mounted root: | |||
<code># arch-chroot /mnt/alarm-root</code> | |||
and install the package | |||
<code># pacman -U linux-aarch64-rc-5.16.rc4-1-aarch64.pkg.tar.zst</code> | |||
Then <code>exit</code> the chroot again once it's done installing. | |||
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Once done, unmount the partitions: | Once done, unmount the partitions: |