meso on Nostr: >The rc. conf file (/etc/rc. conf) is the core system configuration file used in Arch ...
>The rc. conf file (/etc/rc. conf) is the core system configuration file used in Arch Linux. It puts several commonly edited settings such as timezone, keymap, kernel modules and daemons to load at start-up, etc.
it's not there
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