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I think a --noconfirm parameter for archinstall would automate the installation process even more by avoiding any prompts that need user interaction during the setup. This would allow for a fully automated of Arch Linux using pre saved archinstall config files.
But for users like me who want to automate the entire process, particularly for mass deployments, scripted installations, or headless systems a --noconfirm parameter like the one pacman has would allow us to integrate archinstall with our own post-installation scripts and streamline the process even more.
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I think a --noconfirm parameter for archinstall would automate the installation process even more by avoiding any prompts that need user interaction during the setup. This would allow for a fully automated of Arch Linux using pre saved archinstall config files.
Currently, I'm running archinstall via:
archinstall --config /path/to/config --creds /path/to/creds
But for users like me who want to automate the entire process, particularly for mass deployments, scripted installations, or headless systems a --noconfirm parameter like the one pacman has would allow us to integrate archinstall with our own post-installation scripts and streamline the process even more.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: