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2 changes: 1 addition & 1 deletion docs/distributions/arch/faq.md
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Then install new kernel and supporting packages by running this:
`sudo pacman -Syu linux-t2 apple-t2-audio-config apple-bcm-firmware`
`sudo pacman -Syu linux-t2 apple-t2-audio-config apple-bcm-firmware-fetcher`

You can use Xanmod kernel instead by replacing `linux-t2` with `linux-xanmod-t2`. If you need header package, also install `linux-t2-headers` (or `linux-xanmod-t2-headers` if you chose to install Xanmod kernel).

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- Using pacstrap (more vanilla Arch experience)

1. Run `pacstrap /mnt base linux-t2 linux-t2-headers arch-mact2-mirrorlist arch-mact2-rankmirrors apple-t2-audio-config apple-bcm-firmware linux-firmware iwd grub efibootmgr t2fanrd` (omit the `grub efibootmgr` packages from this if you intend to use systemd-boot as your bootloader).
1. Run `pacstrap /mnt base linux-t2 linux-t2-headers arch-mact2-mirrorlist arch-mact2-rankmirrors apple-t2-audio-config apple-bcm-firmware-fetcher linux-firmware iwd grub efibootmgr t2fanrd` (omit the `grub efibootmgr` packages from this if you intend to use systemd-boot as your bootloader).

2. Add repository to `/mnt/etc/pacman.conf`, by adding this:

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!!! Warning "Do not use `broadcom-wl`"
We have received a lot of complaints about Wi-Fi not working, and such users have been found to be using `broadcom-wl` driver instead of the stock `brcmfmac` driver. We would like to clarify that `broadcom-wl` is NOT the driver to be used for the Macs supported by us. `brcmfmac` is the only driver that supports these Macs and it is a part of the Linux kernel.

!!! Warning "Arch/EndeavourOS"
If you're running Arch or EndeavourOS and have `apple-bcm-firmware` installed, you do not need to follow this guide further. The only exception here is if you are using iMac 19,1, iMac 19,2 or iMacPro1,1. If you have one of these Macs, you have to follow this guide.

!!! Warning "NixOS"
NixOS users please first read the [distribution specific guide on firmware](../distributions/nixos/installation.md#wi-fi-and-bluetooth-setup) before following instructions on this page.

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