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--- start:system:localization [2024/12/29 07:20] – created marlonivo
+++ start:system:localization [2024/12/29 07:43] (current) – [Network configuration] marlonivo
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 ====== Artix Linux Localization ======
-Update the system clock
-Activate the NTP daemon to synchronize the computer's real-time clock:
-<code>
- rc-service ntpd start
-</code>
-Configure the system clock
 Set the time zone:
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 </code>
-Run hwclock to generate /etc/adjtime:
+Run hwclock to generate ''%%/etc/adjtime%%'':
 <code>
  hwclock --systohc
 </code>
-Note that this will default to UTC. If you use Windows and you want the time to be synchronized in both Artix and Windows, follow System_time#UTC_in_Windows:ArchWiki for instructions to enable UTC in there also.
+Note that this will default to UTC. If you use Windows and you want the time to be synchronized in both Artix and Windows.
-Localization
+\\
+====== Localization ======
+----
 Install a text editor of your choice (let's use nano here) and edit /etc/locale.gen, uncommenting the locales you desire:
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 </code>
-To set the locale systemwide, create or edit /etc/locale.conf (which is sourced by /etc/profile) or /etc/bash/bashrc.d/artix.bashrc or /etc/bash/bashrc.d/local.bashrc; user-specific changes may be made to their respective ~/.bashrc, for example:
+To set the locale systemwide, create or edit ''%%/etc/locale.conf%%'' (which is sourced by /etc/profile) or /etc/bash/bashrc.d/artix.bashrc or /etc/bash/bashrc.d/local.bashrc; user-specific changes may be made to their respective ~/.bashrc, for example:
 <code>
- export LANG="en_US.UTF-8"     <-- localize in your languages
+ export LANG="en_US.UTF-8"
- export LC_COLLATE="C"
 </code>
+\\
+====== Network configuration ======
+----
+Create the hostname file:
+<code>
+ nano /etc/hostname
+ myhostname
+</code>
+Now add matching entries to hosts:
+<code>
+ nano /etc/hosts
+.0.0.1        localhost
+ ::1              localhost
+.0.1.1        myhostname.localdomain  myhostname
+</code>
+If the system has a permanent IP address, it should be used instead of 127.0.1.1.
+If you use OpenRC you should add your hostname to ''%%/etc/conf.d/hostname%%'' too with the command:
+<code>
+ hostname='myhostname'
+</code>
+And install your prefered DHCP client
+<code>
+ pacman -S dhcpcd conman
+ rc-update add connmand
+</code>