expect most systems to use NVME disks these days

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@ -5,10 +5,6 @@ It will provide a system with full-disk encryption using [LVM on LUKS][3],
including an [encrypted `/boot`][4]. The system will be bootable via both UEFI and
legacy BIOS.
Note that this guide assumes you are performing the install to `/dev/sda`. In
some cases, you may find that your USB install disk claimed `/dev/sda` and you
want to install to `/dev/sdb`. Confirm which disk is which before proceeding.
On some newer systems (e.g. Dell XPS 15), set SATA operation mode to AHCI.
Boot into the Arch installer.
@ -25,7 +21,7 @@ Verify that the system clock is up to date.
Store your desination disk in an environment variable.
$ export DISK=/dev/sda
$ export DISK=/dev/nvme0n1
Create partitions for legacy boot, EFI, and root.