How do you exit the Arch Linux installer?

How do you exit the Arch Linux installer? I decided to install windows before installing Arch Linux because I want to dual-boot/with those operating systems.
What command should I type to exit & eject my Install CD?

reset button?
I think it depends on far into the process you are, if you are formatting the drive anew then it shouldn't matter much when, where, or how
Best of Luck,
Pat Jr.
Last edited by PatJr (2009-01-21 14:49:42)

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I'm not sure what you mean. The Installation Guide is two clicks away from http://www.archlinux.org/
http://www.archlinux.org/ -> "Documentation English" -> "Installation & First Steps"
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pressh wrote:http://projects.archlinux.org/?p=instal … ;hb=master
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resolving dependencies…
looking for inter-conflicts…
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Btw, Pudge: You seem to be way out in front of everyone else in points per day. I was wondering what machines you have churning away. Perhaps a PS3 in the mix? I have read they can pump out some serious GFLOPS.
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The vast majority of my points come from the 5 SMP clients. It's absolutely amazing how fast the SMP client can finish the work units!
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