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@ -173,7 +173,7 @@ the auto prepare disk setup a chance, which creates partitions for
Interesting, but not what I would choose, as there no need for
/boot on x86 for a long time
( [see lba32 option for lilo](http://www.google.com/url?q=lilo%20 lba32) ).
( [see lba32 option for lilo](http://www.google.com/url?q=lilo%20lba32) ).
It also warned me, after I recreated the partition table, that there
is no /boot partition.
@ -182,13 +182,13 @@ is no /boot partition.
But in general, the arch installer can be used straightforwarded and
it says what it does (really like that). The encryption support is
a bit strange, as it does not prepare the crypttab config, which
could easibly be integrated into the installer.
could easily be integrated into the installer.
Arch has an easy integration of crypttab into the boot process,
but there are two drawbacks:
* Arch does not support Neo 2.0 keyboard layout
* And the keyboar layout is loaded ***after*** I was asked for the
* And the keyboard layout is loaded ***after*** I was asked for the
passphrase of the crypted devices.
At the end, Archlinux installed fine on the X201 and I keep on using