arch-chroot - enhanced chroot command

       Maintainers:

       •   Dave Reisner <dreisner@archlinux.org>

       •   Eli Schwartz <eschwartz@archlinux.org>

       For additional contributors, use git shortlog -s on the arch-install-scripts.git repository.

                                                   11/22/2022                                     ARCH-CHROOT(8)

       Bugs can be reported on the bug tracker https://bugs.archlinux.org in the Arch Linux category and title
       prefixed with [arch-install-scripts] or via arch-projects@archlinux.org.

       arch-chroot wraps the chroot(1) command while ensuring that important functionality is available, e.g.
       mounting /dev/, /proc and other API filesystems, or exposing resolv.conf(5) to the chroot.

       If command is unspecified, arch-chroot will launch /bin/bash.

           Note

           The target chroot-dir should be a mountpoint. This ensures that tools such as pacman(8) or findmnt(8)
           have an accurate hierarchy of the mounted filesystems within the chroot. If your chroot target is not
           a mountpoint, you can bind mount the directory on itself to make it a mountpoint, i.e.:

           mount--bind/your/chroot/your/chroot

       arch-chroot - enhanced chroot command

-N
           Run in unshare mode. This will use unshare(1) to create a new mount and user namespace, allowing
           regular users to create new system installations.

       -u<user>[:group]
           Specify non-root user and optional group to use.

       -h
           Output syntax and command line options.

pacman(8)

       arch-chroot [options] chroot-dir [command] [arguments...]