Getting Arch Linux on Low End Box from oneprovider.com

oneprovider.com-arch-dedi.sh

# Generate initial login password for installation
tr -dc A-Za-z0-9 </dev/urandom | head -c 15 ; echo ''

# Clear known SSH key after (re-) installing OS on bare metal:
ssh-keygen -R 195.154.112.70
# # Host 195.154.112.70 found: line 52
# /c/Users/proko/.ssh/known_hosts updated.
# Original contents retained as /c/Users/proko/.ssh/known_hosts.old

# Try to SSH to new server using username and password from server properties.
# Note, user password and root passwords are the same.
# It might also be reasonable to create DNS name for the server as well as reverse DNS entry.
ssh bart@195.154.112.70

# Your user is not added to sudoers, so (root password is same as user password):
su -

pacman -S nano
EDITOR=nano visudo /etc/sudoers.d/enable-wheel
# %wheel ALL=(ALL:ALL) NOPASSWD: ALL
usermod -aG wheel bart

# Upload your remote SSH keys and set strong, random passwords for root and your user accounts.

reboot
# Check if everything works after reboot.

# Fix entropy
pacman -S rng-tools
systemctl start rngd
systemctl enable rngd

# Check what disk you have
pacman -S smartmontools
smartctl -a /dev/sda

# Validate your Internet connectivity
pacman -S speedtest-cli
speedtest-cli