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WebVTT
1634 lines
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WebVTT
WEBVTT
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Hello and welcome to Hyperbola GNU with Linux-Libre
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today I'll show you how to install the Hyperbola distribution
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in its 0.3 version
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My name is Jesus Eduardo
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and I'm am on the Hyperbola Security team
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and well then let's start with the main steps
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one of the first steps is to download de ISO
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from the official Hyperbola page
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let's go to where it says 'download'
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Here we can see that we have
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a little guide about the types of images
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we have a normal image
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and another named 'Hypertalking'
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that allows us
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activate
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voice
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for those people who have problems with vision.
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for that you must download HyperTalking
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Let's go down, where it says 'source'
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because if we go up
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we can only download the ISO with torrent
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or through magnetic links
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but some users will like to download it with HTTP
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let's 'source'
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Down this page
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let's go where it says 'other sources'
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Any mirror will be good, but of course one would have to choose the nearest mirror
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once we are inside, let's click on '/other/'
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and then to the directory 'live_images/'
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followed by gnu-plus-linux-libre
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once here we choose the desired version. In my case, the stable one, milky-way v0.3
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Here we can see multiple files
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first,
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the pure .iso image
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then an magnet archive
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a sha512 file, to check the liability of the file,
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a signature of the data integration (sha512)
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an signature of the .iso image
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an a torrent file
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You will want to download the .iso image
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and for security reasons, the signature of the .iso image.
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Then, you'll go to the 'verify your live image'
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following this guide you can be sure that the .iso image downloaded has no data errors
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Once downloaded the file, you'll want to save it inside a memory USB
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or you can also save it on a CD
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in order to boot from the device,
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Remember that you need to check your BIOS settings in order to Boot to the live image (USB or CD).
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I'll use a virtual machine to simulate the installation
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in my physic machine
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I'm using a wireless network card from TP-link,
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exactly the 'TL-WN722N' model
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it is a wireless device that works with free software.
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I'll give you the description in case you don't have internet connection.
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Remember that it's a free distro, so some devices may not work.
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To check in where Bus is my USB,
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I'll use the command lsusb.
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in this case is the Bus 003, and the device 007.
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I'll go to the Qemu configurations, and specify my device Bus number and device number.
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hostbus is 3, and hostaddr is 7.
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I have the instructions of my virtual machine in a bash file
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my virtual machine will have 1GB of RAM and with a 20GB Hard Drive.
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I'll start my virtual machine with the command 'bash /home/heckyel/ and the name of the file, which is vm.sh
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[Intro]
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The virtual machine opens
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and it says that he can't find a bootable device, basically our image is not being detected, let's configure the disk part, id idn't add it actually.
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To add it, I'll use AQEMU,
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click on Media and on CD-ROM, and, yes, it's missing, that's why it isn't working
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Here I'll add the disk configurations
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perfect!
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let's close AQEMU
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and try again
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Perfect, now it works,
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let's click to View and check 'Zoom To Fit'
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in order to have a better resolution
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I'll maximize it.
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Here we have our...
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Hyperbola Menu
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Her ewe have options for x64 and x32 bits
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to boot from an existent operating system
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to run a RAM test
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to know hardware information
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to reboot and to power off the machine
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Let's go to the first option, to install a 64 bits system,
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remember that this video will be based on the DOS mode.
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Let's see the installation on DOS, the MBR installation, to be exact.
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Let's configure the keyboard map,
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because for default we won't the right keyboard
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unless you have an english keyboard, for that I'll use a clear
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and then run a 'loadkeys' space 'es'
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I'll activate 'screenkey' so you can understand...
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my commands better
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perfect!
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The first command was 'loadkeys es' and that will be enough for my keyboard in general.
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What to do next?
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first
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connect to the internet
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If I do a 'pacman -Syy'
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- you'll see
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that I have internet connection,
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this is because
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by default, the virtual machine
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has a NAT connection
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and that is why I have internet connection from
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the virtual machine
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Logically this wont happend
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in your case, you won't be doing it on a virtual machine,
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so probably you won't have internet,
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I'll make an example with my wireless network card, to show you how to configure it.
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For this, let's use the 'iw dev' command
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we can see that the interface is being 'seen'
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so we have a name.
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Let's use
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now the 'wpa_supplicant- command
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with -B -i to indicate what interface should be used
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in this case is wlp0s1f2u1
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add -c to
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redirect some parameters
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and then 'lynx' the name of the connection in this case
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and the password would be the one I'm writing since it is an 'artificial' network
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it will say that it is running commands, now
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We see now that we do have internet connection
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they will be to format
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and make the partitions that we will need
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but before this command, we need to know which devices we have connected
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to this, we will use the 'lsblk' command
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it will show us all the devices
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we will use the sda drive
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here we install the operating system
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to make some adjustements to the virtual machine
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Now we boot into the hyperbola USB, but now I'll choose the option of Boot existing OS, since we already have it installed.
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Here in theory, I shouldn't have internet connection,
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I'll enter with root in order to check this
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password are 4 zeros
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I'll make a pacman -Syu
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I don't have internet connection
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that's what I want to show you, how to have internet connection through wifi
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Now we could use the same command as we used in the installation
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but making a file is better since we have it saved, and don't have to make every configuration manually.
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Let's make a 'nano -w /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf
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by default, this file has some stf written in it, and we can use it as help.
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Her we can see that we have a connection through cable, which is in IEEE8021X,
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and a wireless connection, the one we need..
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Let's write: network
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open brackets '{}'
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and write inside them:
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For example, the parameter that we wil use is the ssid parameter
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which is the name of the connection, its name, lynx, and for example,
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the passwd, for this
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we use psk.
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we write the wifi password
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perfect
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Now Ctrl+o sto save and exit with Ctrl+x.
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Let's check what services are running in our system
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using the 'rc-status' command
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|
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we see that the services wpa_supplicant and dhcpcd are now started
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365
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we write 'rc-service wpa_supplicant start'
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we write 'rc-service dhcpcd start'
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and we review the services with 'rc-status'
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and check that wpa_supplicant and dhcpcd is already activated
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dhcpcd is important because it will generate the network's ip's
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|
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and allows us to have internet connection
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371
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Now lets check our intenret connection with the command pacman -Syy
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and we are NOT able to reach the internet yet,
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Using que command 'iw dev' would give us information about the interface
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now, let's run 'dhcpcd wlp0s1f2u1'
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then enter
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it says that the configuration
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for the dhcpcd is running,
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so we should have our IP now, running pacman -Syy
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would give us, no internet
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let's now reboot in case it is needed,
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381
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00:43:37.120 --> 00:43:45.268
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but not yet, we will ifrst run
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00:43:48.720 --> 00:43:55.805
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rc-update add wpa_supplicant and enter
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and the same with dhcpcd, after this, let's reboot.
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384
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00:44:08.320 --> 00:44:19.874
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I'll check on my part that the password is the correct one
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|
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good
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386
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00:44:23.371 --> 00:44:28.365
|
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we have now the base system of Hyperbola but we do not have yet internet connection,
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387
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00:44:29.810 --> 00:44:38.331
|
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let's check if now it is fixed, we now go to Boot existing OS again and start our system.
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388
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00:44:46.350 --> 00:44:53.371
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Remember that we now have wpa_supplicant and dhcpcd at startup
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389
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00:44:53.370 --> 00:45:04.765
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so, in theory we should now have internet connection,
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390
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00:45:07.451 --> 00:45:11.474
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let's enter with root with the 4 zeros password and enter.
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391
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Let's run rc-status and now we can see that wpa_supplicant is started, as well for dhcpcd
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392
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00:45:23.120 --> 00:45:27.017
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now let's check if we have an IP address
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393
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let's use the command 'ip route'
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394
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00:45:33.028 --> 00:45:34.228
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and enter
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395
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and as you can see we have the host which is 192.168.1.1 and our IP address being 58
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so it looks great, now let's check our internet connection,
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397
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since dhcpcd already gave us IP address,
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398
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00:46:00.430 --> 00:46:11.165
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for this we use the command 'drill gnu.org',
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399
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as you can see it ended succesfully, and now let's check with pacman -Syy,
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400
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00:46:19.960 --> 00:46:24.777
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and as we can see, we now have internet connection, we are connected thorough wifi with wpa_supplicant
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401
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00:46:25.100 --> 00:46:29.337
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and with dhcpcd, without the needs of NetworkManager or such
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402
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00:46:30.605 --> 00:46:32.617
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I didn't did the tutorial
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403
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00:46:35.748 --> 00:46:41.348
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about NetworkManager, since it will be removed from Hyperbola in the 0.4 version
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404
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00:46:41.771 --> 00:46:50.240
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so in order to save some work, you now know how to configure the network without NetworkManager.
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In the next video we will configure
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406
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the part of the user creation
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407
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00:47:16.148 --> 00:47:22.788
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and also how to make the right permissions for the user
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408
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00:47:24.548 --> 00:47:28.697
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in the next video.
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