[SOLVED] System not booting up: Bluetooth: hci0: failed to read codec capabilities (-22)

[languid stag]

I get this error messages when I try to boot up. Help

I've tried to uninstall blueman, bluez and bluez-utils and I also tried to rfkill command to enable bluetooth but no avail

[vernal elbow]

Do you have a usb with an arch iso on it

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ye

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Know how to chroot

?

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idk what that is

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.aw chroot

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Arch Wiki: Chroot

https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Chroot

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You need to boot from the live usb and chroot

then you can send logs and fix your system

from chroot

Read the arch wiki page

Also a picture when booting up would help

To pin point at which part it fails

have you tried switching tty?

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yea, im on tty2

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Can you switch or not

Plz show the exact error screen

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I can't install arch-install-scripts

I can switch, yes as I've done

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@vernal elbow can't mount my hard disk

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If you can access tty then forget about chroot

Switch tty then post your xorg log

.s paste

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Paste short snippets, up to a few lines, in channel. Please do not use pastebin.com or paste.ubuntu.com; some good, sane paste services are ix.io, paste.rs, bpaste.net, and gist.github.com.
See .s ix or .s rs for an easy way to paste from a pipe.

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.s ix

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<command to print output> |& curl -F 'f:1=<-' ix.io

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xorg log?

what do I put to "<command to print output> "

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cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log

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@vernal elbow it says could not resolve host: ix.io

[vernal elbow]

Is your internet working?

Do ping archlinux.org

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how do I check that, iwtcl doesnt work

oh

ye not working

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You use network manager?

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I don't remember turning it on

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Is this a new installation?

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like few days old

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How did you connect before

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trough iwtcl

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Is NM installed?

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How did it work before ?

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it works in the USB stick but not in tty

[vernal elbow]

Oh you meant in the iso

Ugh so you don't have a network manager installed

Alright

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I don't

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We need to chroot then

Get the usb stick

And boot from it

Read the arch wiki page on chroot

I need to do something then i'll be back

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@languid stag I am back

What did you do

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I mounted my system idk what else to do

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You're in the iso?

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yes

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Post lsblk

To make sure you mounted correctly

Also connect to the internet

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it's suppose to be this way right

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done

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No

Do umount -a

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ok

[vernal elbow]

Where do you mount your boot partition? /boot?

When installing what esp path did you choose

Anyway it doesn't matter cause we shouldn't need to do any modifications to the boot partition anyway

So just do mount /dev/nvme0n1p2 /mnt

And then arch-chroot /mnt

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done

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Ok now cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log |& curl -F 'f:1=<-' ix.io

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nothing happened

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It didn't give you a link

ix.io/somethingsomething

?

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nope

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cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log

do this on its own

and show me the output

[vernal elbow]

Try it again

It should work

It should give you a link

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http://ix.io/4mSS

not it worked

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You have an nvidia card?

If so which one

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My GPU is NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Lite

[vernal elbow]

Okay did you properly install drivers?

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I did it from lutris's github page

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Wdym

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https://github.com/lutris/docs/blob/master/InstallingDrivers.md

I got them from here

My CPU is AMD Ryzen 5 5600G if that matters as well

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Why? why not use arch wiki

Ok hold on

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That might explain it, this started happening when I installed drivers

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Do pacman -Rns nvidia-dkms

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I uninstalled it already b4

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Okay

Install the nvidia package

pacman -S nvidia

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Do I reboot now?

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No

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Ight

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Go into /etc/mkinitcpio.conf

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with cd?

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And remove kms from the HOOKS

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With a text editor

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or do I use nano

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nano /etc/mkinitcpio.conf

There will be a line that begins with HOOKS

Remove kms from it

and save the file

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it doesnt have it

[vernal elbow]

Ok good

Just in case rebuild the initramfs before rebooting

mkinitcpio -P

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eli5

oh ok

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Then type exit

and reboot

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is this normal

[vernal elbow]

Oh right

we didn't mount the boot partition

Show me the fstab

cat /etc/fstab

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mount /dev/nvme0n1p1 /boot

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there

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Ok now do mkinitcpio -P again

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"Image generation succesful"

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ok

exit

then reboot

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still the same error

[vernal elbow]

Shit should've installed network manager while in chroot

totally slipped my mind

[vernal elbow]

Boot from the usb again and chroot let's check journal

And we install network manager as well

mount /dev/nvme0n1p2 /mnt

mount /dev/nvme0n1p1 /mnt/boot

arch-chroot /mnt

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done

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pacman -S networkmanager

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It failed to install it

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Show me

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I pinged google.com and no response

ig there's no internet connection

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Did you connect

connect first

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oh nvm I forgot

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then install

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ok I got networkmanager now

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systemctl enable NetworkManager

no dashes

mb

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there

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Alright

now

.s ix

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<command to print output> |& curl -F 'f:1=<-' ix.io

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Do journalctl -b -1

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with this

and send the link

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http://ix.io/4mSZ

nvm I misread 1 as i

http://ix.io/2euA

I mistyped it

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💀

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You did it again btw

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http://ix.io/4mT0/

now I got it

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tf

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?

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either my browser is going crazy or the link is corrupt

hold on let me try from my phone

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I can see it

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It's like that

even on my phone

unreadable

Can you do it again?

Maybe it corrupted or some shit

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It keeps giving the same link

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.s rs

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<command to print output> |& curl --data-binary @- https://paste.rs

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Do it with this one

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https://paste.rs/z87

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Ok it works

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actually I just remembered I had rfkill block on bluetooth

but I had got the same error whether I had it on or not so idk

[vernal elbow]

btw

Does your system boot normally to the tty or does it just get stuck on that msg

[languid stag]

just unblocked it

it gets stuck on that message

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then you switch with ctrl alt?

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ye ctrl alt f2

thats what i tried b4

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I don't this has anything to do with the bluetooth

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ok

tell me what you can find out from that log

or smth

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Yeah checking it

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Can you paste lspci -k

also in paste.rs

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https://paste.rs/y93

[vernal elbow]

Actually since you have network manager

just boot into your system

and send it

go to tty

connect using nmtui or nmcli

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lspci -k in paste.rs again?

[vernal elbow]

yes

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https://paste.rs/wRR

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It's still using nouveau

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I'll check the HOOKS thing again in case I missed it

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Okay

you can post it here if you want

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nope, not there

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Do ls /usr/lib/modprobe.d

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There is nvdimm-security.conf nvidia-utils.conf README and systemd.conf

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cat /usr/lib/modprobe.d/nvidia-utils.conf

It's not long just snap a pic no need to paste

Should be 1 line with blacklist nouveau

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says exactly that

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Show me pacman -Q | grep nvidia

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nvidia 525.85.05-3
nvidia-utils 525.85.05-1

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Alr

paste sudo dmesg

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https://paste.rs/0XB

[umbral junco]

Why networkmanager?

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?

why not

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If iwd was working fine then why complicate things with NM

[vernal elbow]

they don't have iwd installed...

they used it in the live iso

[umbral junco]

Yeah they did...
They said they connected with iwctl before

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in the iso

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iwtcl didnt work in chroot

Officer can you explain what we doing, what I understand is Nvidia is causing the error to occur

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nvidia driver is not loading for some reason

I'm looking for why

Try to do modprobe nvidia -vv

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tf

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should I try reinstalling it?

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Yes

pacman -S nvidia

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what now

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Reboot

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same error 🤷‍♂️

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Yeah

go to tty

and try modprobe again

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^

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same output

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Ok

Let's try to completely uninstall it then reinstall

pacman -Rns nvidia

then pacman -S nvidia

and reboot

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still not working

modprobe still gives the same output

[vernal elbow]

Try updating your system

pacman -Syu

You might have done a partial upgrade or something

package versions probably don't match

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ok I did pacman -Syu nvidia and now its all working

[vernal elbow]

no need to specify nvidia

but it doesn't matter

Yeah I thought so

X works fine?

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X?

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Xorg

Does lightdm launch fine?

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ye

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Ok cool

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/System_maintenance#Partial_upgrades_are_unsupported

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im on the desktop

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Read this

Never do pacman -Sy <package> or pacman -Sy followed by pacman -S <package>

Always do a full system upgrade

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