jinarch.conf.in

#!/bin/bash
# ################### jinarch.conf #####################################
# ########## jinarch configuration file ################################
#
# empty values will turn on input prompt for the corresponding property.
# ######################################################################

## Keyboard settings
KEYMAP=     # e.g us
KBD_DELAY=  # e.g 200
KBD_RATE=   # e.g 30

## Mount points
# empty mount points will prompt for user input.
# 'none' as mount point will be ignored and the corresponding filesystem
# will be created inside root filesystem /.
declare -A DEV # do not edit this line

# Mandatory mount point, cannot be skipped with 'none'
DEV[/]=        # device id for root file system / (e.g /dev/sda1)

# Optional mount points
DEV[/home]=               # device id for /home (e.g /dev/sda2)
DEV[/var]=none            # device id for /var
DEV[/boot]=none           # device id for /boot
DEV[/tmp]=none            # device id for /tmp
DEV[swap]=none            # device id for swap


DEV[grub]=                 # device id for grub-install, can not be 'none'

PARTITIONS_READY=       # bypass partitions ready? prompt [yes/no]

RSYNC_WITH_HOST=        # whether to rsync with host instead of pacstrap [y/n]

##Mirrorlist
USE_REFLECTOR=          # use the reflector tool to rank mirrors (otherwise do manually) [y/n]
MIRRORS=                # No. of mirrors (e.g 20)


LOGIN_SHELL=            # login shell for the user (e.g /bin/bash)

TIME_ZONE=              # time zone (e.g Asia/Dhaka)

LOCALE_LANG=            # locale language (e.g en_US.UTF8)

HOSTNAME=               # hostname

INTEL_UCODE=            # whenther to enable intel microcode update [y/n]

USER=                   # username