Установка Manjaro Linux

After you downloaded Manjaro. This guide covers the basic’s, If you want more information look into the Manjaro User Guide or the Manjaro Wiki.

You downloaded Manjaro as an ISO file. An ISO file contains all files Manjaro needs to start an installation compressed into a handy file, which you can then use to make a DVD or USB-Stick that can be run by your computer. This file can be directly used by a virtual machine if you don’t want to try out Manjaro on your actual computer, yet.

Different ways to try Manjaro

To try out Manjaro, you can either directly load it from a DVD or USB-Drive or use a virtual machine if you are unsure or want to be able to use your current operating-system without dual-booting. Here you can find a list of all options you have and their pros and cons.

Leaves your current system untouched.
Experiment without modifying your current setup.
Work parallel with Manjaro and your current system.
Manjaro runs slower due to emulation.
Emulation needs many system resources.

Leaves your current system untouched.
Experiment without modifying your current setup.
No settings get stored on the medium.
Manjaro runs slower due to slower speed of DVD or USB.

Always backup your data.

Install along side your current system or replace it.

Using a virtual machine

A virtual machine is a computer that runs “in” your current computer. If you just want to try or use Manjaro without rebooting your computer, you can set up a virtual machine. We will give you a quick step-by-step guide, but if you want to know more, visit our Wiki. Keep in mind that if you use a virtual machine, you only wipe the machine, not your actual computer.

1. Download an application that allows creating virtual machines and install it.

2. Create a virtual machine

Select Linux.
At least 20-30GB virtual hard drive space.
At least 2GB RAM/Memory.
At least 2 CPU cores.
increase the graphics memory.
Enable 3D acceleration if possible.

3. Loading Manjaro

Start the virtual machine and select the Manjaro ISO to be loaded into the virtual DVD drive.
Manjaro will now boot. Select Manjaro (Free drivers) or leave it until it’s automatically selected.
Manjaro now boots into the live environment. .
Grab a coffee and wait for the instalation process to finish.
Go to the virtual machine settings and unload the Manjaro ISO.
All done. Reboot and enjoy.

Now you can just start your virtual computer with Manjaro, play around with it and use software that is not well supported on other operating systems! Note that this is (while being virtual) an actual computer, so you have to shut down Manjaro just like all operating systems. If you want to know what you can do after installing Manjaro, give a look at our user guide and our wiki.

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Making a Live-System

To be able to install or try Manjaro on your computer, you need to put it on a DVD or USB-Drive. Then the computer will start (or “boot”) from this medium into Manjaro’s live-system¹.

Create a bootable USB-Stick

1. Download an application that is able to create a bootable USB-Drive.
- Use dd as copy option to make a working bootable USB-Stick.
- Any data already in the USB stick will be lost.
- Select the ISO and put Manjaro in.
Burn a DVD

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2	1
3	2
4	2
6	2
8	3
12	3
16	4
24	5
32	6
64	8
128	11

Установка Manjaro Linux