#Cant boot in to Graphical Interface
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did you try lightDM?
are you sure sddm is the issue though? because you did say someone said sddm could be the issue
atleast for them were not sure if it will for you
i have gotten that screen and thats only when nvidia does the nvidia
so id probably test lightDM if it works then its sddm
oh your on debian?
thats ok
but im pretty sure you can just do
systemctl disable sddm.service
then install lightdm
disabling the service doesnt allow it to start on boot im pretty sure
i havent used arch in a while so mb if i give something unclear
i mean i would do disable and install then reboot
probably a driver issue?
id probably guess xorg
but its getting late for me and i got to sleep so you will have to wait for another person to help you good luck
User is not in the sudoers file. received a thank you cookie!
You should use Rns to uninstall, so configuration files and dependencies are removed
Anyway, yeah if both SDDM and LightDM don't work it's probably a graphics driver issue
What GPU brand do you have?
Can you run lspci -k | grep -EA3 'VGA|3D|Display' and show the output?
I want to see what kernel driver is in use
hm, it didn't say the driver
What driver did you choose in archinstall?
I believe proprietary and open-source