Hi, i need to know how can i do to make a clean manjaro installation manually, without Calamares and others automatic install systems and how can update it and install other programs in the same way … ? Thanks a lot !
Have you seen this:
Once it is installed you can install packages and update it however you normally would. There are lots of ways to do this but one way is using pamac:
pamac upgrade
pamac install <packagename>
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Thanks @dalto, but i intend download manjaro packages frome one side and installing it “manually” in other not internet machine. ?
And a seriously disk partitioning and fs format. Maybe like a manjaro server “very robustly and clean” handily install !
If your machine is on a local network and just not connected to the internet you have some options.
You could do something like this:
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Pacman/Tips_and_tricks#Network_shared_pacman_cache
Alternatively, you could create local repository.
If your machine is not even on a local network you would have to manually download the packages. That being said, I don’t think Manjaro or any Arch-based distro is a great candidate for a completely offline machine. It is too complicated to keep all the packages in sync on a rolling base because you can’t do selective upgrades. You need to upgrade all your packages at the same time.
Lastly, I would point out that Manjaro calamares is an offline installer. It will warn you that you aren’t connected to the internet but you can safely ignore that warning.
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Thanks a lot !
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