• Arch Linux Downloads Release Info. The image can be burned to a CD, mounted as an ISO file, or be directly written to a USB stick using a utility like dd.It is intended for new installations only; an existing Arch Linux system can always be updated with pacman -Syu.
• What could be the reason that I do not see the HD from the Arch Linux Live System? Last edited by opens (2020-11-12 22:09:28) Offline #2 2020-11-12 22:11:08.

Package Details: ledger-live 2.17.1-1

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Cannot install archlinux-2009.08-core-i686.img. It says 'Boot device didn't show up after 30 seconds' and throws me into ramfs$. Last edited by RichSelian (2009-08-12 00:38:56).

• nodejs(nodejs6-bin, nodejs-ipv6, nodejs-git, nodejs-lts-dubnium, nodejs-lts-erbium, nodejs-lts-fermium)(make)
• python(python-dbg)(make)
• yarn(yarn-nightly)(make)

phnx47 commented on 2020-10-28 06:15

@pizzaman I will research information, it is new for me. Also, if you have time you can make Merge Request here: https://gitlab.com/phnx47-aur/ledger-live

pizzaman commented on 2020-10-28 05:39

Would it be possible to verify signed releases?There is some information regarding this in https://github.com/LedgerHQ/ledger-live-desktop/issues/3193

TheGoliath commented on 2020-04-18 19:00

CO-MAINTENANCE

I don't want this package to get into a situation where it no longer receives updates or patches. Therefore I would like to ask anyone who is willing to take part in the maintenance of the package, to contact me via email!

BINARY PACKAGES ARE PROVIDED IN AN UNOFFICIAL REPOSITORY

The maintainer of this package provides signed binary packages in an unofficially signed repository, which he created and manages himself. These packages are pre-built binary files straight from the PKGBUILD. You can also use them.

• TheGoliath's repository: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Unofficial_user_repositories#disastrousaur

TheGoliath commented on 2020-04-18 18:56

Good. Meanwhile updated to 2.2.4 (but forgot to reset the pkgrel) Pastor wedding manual.

andykluger commented on 2020-04-18 18:35

TheGoliath commented on 2020-04-18 18:24

andykluger I've removed the python2 dependency, added nodejs-lts-erbium and swapped the icon location. Can you try again with the modified pkgbuild, please?

andykluger commented on 2020-04-18 17:21

Yeah the icon location is outdated, breaking the package function. This should fix it:

• 'static/images/browser-window-icon-512x512.png'
• 'build/icons/icon@4x.png'

Also, according to the docs, this should use nodejs-lts-erbium . I don't know if that's strictly necessary.

andykluger commented on 2020-04-18 16:36

python2 no longer required, python should be fine:

Philipoo0 commented on 2020-04-17 00:46

Installation error :Missing 'static/images/browser-window-icon-512x512.png'

newsboost commented on 2020-03-01 02:07

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Creating a Arch Linux live USB is easy. In this post, I will walk you throughdownloading and verifying the image, finding your USB drive and copying theimage onto it, all from the convenience of the command line.

Download image and PGP signature

Download the latest Arch Linux image from https://www.archlinux.org/download/.The preferred option is to download the image using BitTorrent, in order not toburden the Arch servers unnecessarily.

Verify downloaded image

If this disk is being created on an Arch Linux system, you could alsoinvoke:

The -v switch is short for --verify.

Insert USB drive and check the device name

The -l is short for --list, and will display the device names andpartition tables.

Output will look like:

Check the output and find the device name of the USB (for instance/dev/sdc). Make sure this device is not mounted, otherwise thenext command will fail. Also make sure you note the device name, andnot a partition (indicated by a numeral at the end: /dev/sdc1, forexample).

Arch Linux Live Iso

Copy Arch Linux image to USB drive

Breakdown:

• if indicates the input file (the .iso of the live Linux distro).
• of, likewise, points to the output file, which is a device in thiscase. Note that /dev/sdX needs to be replaced with the device namewe found in the previous step.
• bs=64K indicates the block size, which means that dd will readand write up to 64K bytes at a time. The default is 512 bytes. Itreally depends what the optimal block size is, but severalsourcesindicate that 64K is a good bet on somewhat modern to modernhardware.
• oflag stands for “output flag”. The sync flag will make surethat all data is written to the USB stick when the dd commandexits, so it will be safe to remove the USB stick.
• status=progress indicates the level of information that is printedduring file transfer. progress shows periodic transfer statistics.

Notice that the device does not need to be partitioned or empty beforethis operation. When dd writes to a device rather than a partition,all data on the drive – including partitions – will be erased anyway.