just got this error as well
#blake2b hash for URI 'boot():/.../linux/initramfs-linux' does not match!
maiden belfry
idle flume
Hi, Do you manage to fix it without reinstalling?
grizzled beacon
I got the same error today, did you find any fix?
kind lynx
One of my machines is experiencing this as well. It was running (booting) without issue prior to the latest upgrade. I installed from USB stick created two or three weeks ago.
At the end of the upgrade, it reported non-fatal errors occurred during the upgrade, but no details were provided.
Is there a way to resolve it without a full re-install?
Since this is not my main machine and I'm able to reproduce the issue, I'm happy to try some troubleshooting.
kind lynx
UPDATE: Resolved?
I was able to find the correct path to the files by looking at limine.conf
Then I executed:
b2sum /boot/<some-unique-id>/linux/vmlinuz-linux
b2sum /boot/<some-unique-id>/linux/initramfs-linux
I then replaced the checksums in limine.conf with these values.
The message is no longer displayed at boot; however, I do not know if this is the best solution. "It works though"
elder tartan
RESOLVED: So had this happen or something similar on a second machine, tried the above but no good, but what i did was I went to Omarchy > Update > Channel > Edge then restart and all is good.
elder tartan
@idle flume@grizzled beacon@elder sun@maiden belfry
rocky ferry
RESOLVED: So had this happen or something similar on a second machine, tried the...
Then try pacman -Syu first
rocky ferry
UPDATE: Resolved?
I was able to find the correct path to the files by looking a...
Isn't there an option for this in the Update menu section? I might be wrong.
Every time the kernel changes, its computed hash also changes. But not your limine.conf's hash
So one could also write a pacman hook for it that adds the hash
Maybe there already is one?
Also, you can just remove the lines from limine.conf
rocky ferry
It is what happens when switching channels too
elder tartan
I basicly assumed as much which is why I tried that cause just doing update omarchy did not update the hashs
rocky ferry
It could be that during install one needs a fresh update if a kernel version was updated somewhere in between
It hopefully is just this timing issue
rocky ferry
UPDATE: Resolved?
I was able to find the correct path to the files by looking a...
The way to directly fix it is this anyhow
But a hook should do it