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aurtzy edited this page Oct 31, 2021 · 5 revisions

[Last edited for v2.0.0]

Open a terminal in the linux-autosetup directory and run bash linux-autosetup.sh. The user will be prompted to run with root priviliges if it is not run as root. Depending on what options are run with this script, it will prompt the user with a few options and be guided through the autosetup process with as minimal user input as possible.

If the user ever finds themself needing to exit the script, they can use the CTRL+C shortcut to abort.

Options

bash linux-autosetup.sh --help provides some useful information on what options it can be run with:

Usage:
    bash linux-autosetup.sh [options]
    bash linux-autosetup.sh [mode options] [mode]
    bash linux-autosetup.sh [mode options] [mode=i/b] entries ...
modes:
    -i  --install               Run this script in install mode.
    -b  --backup                Run this script in backup mode.
        --debug                 Run this script in debug mode.
                                Not intended for normal use.

mode options:
    -c  --config <file>         Use specified config file.
                                If no / is present, script assumes default config dir.

options:
    -h  --help                  Print this help.
    -v --version                Print current version.
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