how to install Parabola GNU/Linux-Libre onto a usb flash drive or
microSD card for the ASUS C201PA
#### Required Hardware for this guide
* ASUS C201PA
* usb flash drive 8GB or greater
* internet connection
* a computer (assumed x86 or x86_64)
#### Cross Build Environment
* we are going to have to build the kernel manually
* we want to keep things as close to parabola stock as possible,
* we will need the following installed on the build_computer
+-- bash
+-- makepkg
+-- git
+-- sgdisk
+-- wget
+-- arm-none-eabi-gcc
#### Get external dependencies
* $ ./get_external_dependencies.sh
#### Build Kernel
* $ ./build_kernel.sh
#### Partition the disk
* the provided partition_8gb.sh script will automatically setup
+-- the provided disk to have a 32MB kernel partition as part 1
+-- a 4GB swap partition as part 3
+-- a rootfs partition (ext4) as part 2, with max remaining size
* partition_usb.sh will make a 4GB swap partition if the device is 5GB or larger
* provide the disk device as the only arguement to partition_8gb.sh
+-- eg: # ./partition_usb.sh /dev/sdX
#### Install the rootfs and kernel
* # ./install_to_disk.sh /dev/sdX
#### Post Install
#### building a kernel in system
* # pacman --noconfirm --needed -S fakeroot make gcc pkg-config libyaml base-devel trousers pkgfile strace bc uboot-tools dtc wget
* comment out the line: export CROSS_COMPILE=arm-none-eabi-
#### openrc install with encrypted fs on sdcard