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README.md

Manjaro ARM Installer

Scripts for installing Manjaro ARM directly to SD/eMMC cards or USB sticks without the need for images.

This script is "interactive". Meaning that it asks you questions when run to customize your install. Like username, password etc.

Dependencies (Arch package names):

bash
wget
git
systemd
dialog
parted
libarchive
qemu-user-static-binfmt (only needed when script is run from other architectures than aarch64)
openssl
gawk
dosfstools
polkit
btrfs-progs (for btrfs filesystem support)
f2fs-tools (for f2fs filesystem support)
cryptsetup (for encryption support)

Installing and using from Manjaro (x64 and ARM) repositories:

To use this script, please make sure that the following is correct:

An SD/eMMC card with at least 8 GB storage is plugged in, but not mounted. This Script will remove everything on it.
That your user account has sudo rights.

Then install the manjaro-arm-installer package with:

sudo pacman -Syu manjaro-arm-installer

Then reboot or run sudo systemctl restart systemd-binfmt. You can now launch the installer with:

sudo bash manjaro-arm-installer

Installing and using from gitlab:

To use this script, please make sure that the following is correct:

An SD/eMMC card or USB stick with at least 8 GB storage is plugged in, but not mounted. This Script will remove everything on it.
That your user account has sudo rights.
That you have rebooted or restarted the binfmt service with sudo systemctl restart systemd-binfmt if you are running the script from any other architecture than aarch64.

Then use this to get it:

git clone https://gitlab.manjaro.org/manjaro-arm/applications/manjaro-arm-installer
cd manjaro-arm-installer
chmod +x manjaro-arm-installer
sudo bash ./manjaro-arm-installer

Known Issues:

Because dialog is weird, the script needs to be run in bash.

Supported Devices:

ClockworkPi DevTerm
Generic
Beelink GT1 Ultimate
Odroid C4
Odroid C2
Odroid HC4
Odroid M1 (new)
Odroid N2
Odroid N2
Orange Pi 4 LTS (new)
Pine64-LTS / Sopine
Pine64+
Pinebook
Pine H64
PinePhone
PinePhone Pro (Experimental)
Pinebook Pro
PineTab
Radxa Zero
Raspberry Pi 4/400/3+/3
Rock 3A (new)
Rock64
Rock Pi 4B
Rock Pi 4C
RockPro64
LibreComputer Renegade
NanoPC T4
Quartz64 Model A
Quartz64 Model B (new)
Khadas Vim 1
Khadas Vim 2
Khadas Vim 3

Supported Editions / Desktops:

Minimal (no xorg, no apps)
KDE/Plasma (full plasma desktop with apps)
XFCE (full XFCE desktop with apps)
i3 (tiling window manager with gtk apps)
Sway (tiling wayland window manager with gtk apps)
LXQT (full LXQT desktop with some qt apps)
Mate (full mate desktop with apps)
Server (minimal install with LAMP and Docker)
Gnome (full Gnome desktop with apps)
Budgie (full Budge desktop with apps) (EXPERIMENTAL)
Phosh (A mobile interface for phones based on GTK/Gnome)
Plasma Mobile (A mobile interface for phones based on QT/Plasma)

Other notes:

This script is available in the Manjaro repository and can be installed with sudo pacman -S manjaro-arm-installer.

This script should be distro-agnostic, which means you can install Manjaro ARM from any distro, as long as the dependencies are met.