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1.1.
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1.3.
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2.1.
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2.1.1.
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2.1.2.
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2.1.3.
Installation Guide
2.2.
Advanced Installation Guides
2.2.1.
Installation via chroot (x86/x86_64/aarch64)
2.2.2.
Full Disk Encryption
2.2.3.
Root on ZFS
2.2.4.
ARM Devices
2.2.4.1.
Apple Silicon (Asahi)
2.2.4.2.
Lenovo Thinkpad X13s
2.2.4.3.
Pinebook Pro
2.2.4.4.
Raspberry Pi
2.3.
musl
3.
Configuration
3.1.
Package Documentation
3.1.1.
Manual Pages
3.2.
Firmware
3.3.
Locales and Translations
3.4.
Users and Groups
3.5.
Services and Daemons - runit
3.5.1.
Per-User Services
3.5.2.
Logging
3.6.
rc.conf, rc.local and rc.shutdown
3.7.
Cron
3.8.
Solid State Drives
3.9.
Security
3.9.1.
AppArmor
3.10.
Date and Time
3.11.
Kernel
3.12.
Power Management
3.13.
Network
3.13.1.
Firewalls
3.13.2.
wpa_supplicant
3.13.3.
IWD
3.13.4.
NetworkManager
3.13.5.
ConnMan
3.14.
Network Filesystems
3.15.
Session and Seat Management
3.16.
Graphical Session
3.16.1.
Graphics Drivers
3.16.1.1.
AMD or ATI
3.16.1.2.
Intel
3.16.1.3.
NVIDIA
3.16.1.4.
NVIDIA Optimus
3.16.2.
Xorg
3.16.3.
Wayland
3.16.4.
Fonts
3.16.5.
Icons
3.16.6.
XDG Desktop Portals
3.16.7.
GNOME
3.16.8.
KDE
3.17.
Multimedia
3.17.1.
ALSA
3.17.2.
PipeWire
3.17.3.
PulseAudio
3.18.
Bluetooth
3.19.
TeX Live
3.20.
External Applications
3.21.
Printing
3.22.
Containers and Virtual Machines
3.22.1.
Chroots and Containers
3.22.2.
libvirt
3.22.3.
LXC
3.23.
OpenPGP
3.24.
PHP
4.
XBPS Package Manager
4.1.
Advanced Usage
4.2.
Repositories
4.2.1.
Mirrors
4.2.1.1.
Changing Mirrors
4.2.1.2.
Using Tor Mirrors
4.2.2.
Restricted Packages
4.2.3.
Custom Repositories
4.2.4.
Signing Repositories
4.3.
Troubleshooting XBPS
4.3.1.
Common Issues
4.3.2.
Static XBPS
5.
Contributing
5.1.
Contributing To void-docs
Advanced Installation Guides
This section contains guides for more specific or complex use-cases.
Section Contents
Installing Void via chroot (x86_64, i686, or aarch64)
Installing Void with Full Disk Encryption
Installing Void on a ZFS Root
ARM Devices
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