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* <code>multilib=</code> setting belongs to the <code>>multilib</code> flag in your package lists. multilib will install basic 32bit libraries on 64bit systems. This increases compatibility for 32bit applications on 64bit systems. | * <code>multilib=</code> setting belongs to the <code>>multilib</code> flag in your package lists. multilib will install basic 32bit libraries on 64bit systems. This increases compatibility for 32bit applications on 64bit systems. | ||
* <code>displaymanager=</code> sets the display / login manager your system uses. You need to list your display manager in your package list, too. | * <code>displaymanager=</code> sets the display / login manager your system uses. You need to list your display manager in your package list, too. | ||
* <code>kernel=</code> lets you set the installed kernel. Do '''not''' include any kernels in your package list! This setting is all you need. | * <code>kernel=</code> lets you set the installed kernel. Do '''not''' include any kernels in your package list! This setting is all you need. | ||
* <code>enable_systemd=</code> let's you set systemd services, which get started on the installed system (and with a similar setting on the livecd). | * <code>enable_systemd=</code> let's you set systemd services, which get started on the installed system (and with a similar setting on the livecd). | ||
Latest revision as of 05:21, 2 October 2025
multilib=setting belongs to the>multilibflag in your package lists. multilib will install basic 32bit libraries on 64bit systems. This increases compatibility for 32bit applications on 64bit systems.displaymanager=sets the display / login manager your system uses. You need to list your display manager in your package list, too.kernel=lets you set the installed kernel. Do not include any kernels in your package list! This setting is all you need.enable_systemd=let's you set systemd services, which get started on the installed system (and with a similar setting on the livecd).