Once you have successfully booted into live USB, you’ll be presented with the option to install or try Antergos. Make sure that the boot order is set to removable media.Īfter booting from USB, if you are stuck with a black terminal screen, (force) shut down and replug the USB. Once you have the USB created, plug it in and restart the system to boot from the USB. If you are using Windows, use this tutorial to create live USB of Antergos in Windows.Follow this tutorial to create bootable USB in command line.
If you are using Linux, use the command line way to create live USB.Install Antergos Linux Step 1: Create bootable USBįirst thing you need to install Antergos is to create bootable USB. Plenty of time: As the installation depends on internet speed and it could fail midway, you need to have some time and patience at hand to install Antergos.Which means, installation may fail and you may have to start over. Interrupted installation: Cnchi installer of Antergos is not matured yet and is still in beta.
You must have an internet connection to install it and it would be better if it is high speed.
Backup data: Since this method of installation is going to erase everything on the hard disk, I suggest you to make a backup of your important data, preferably on external hard disk or in cloud storage.Things to know/have before you install Antergos
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