#[Solved] no internet post install arch Ethernet
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whats your configuration, what packages do you have installed, what have you tried? the bare minimum
Provide references if possible and be more descriptive.
does ip a show any connections
do a lspci | grep Ethernet maybe the card needs a extra module or something
your card is on the wiki
i send the wrong section, look at 3.8 i think
you might have to reboot it or something idk lmao
isn't enp4s0 your network connection?
try nmcli c up enp4sO
shit
what about ping google.com
ah
ifconfig enp4sO up
ok wtf
arch is so god damn barebone
ip link set enp4sO up EDIT
there are billions of fucking network managing packages god damn
yeah, and having just one installed would probably fix this
wdym
do you have NetworkManager installed or something like that
you'll probably have to go back with whatever bootable media and install the necessary packages
since you have no internet connection
did you install arch through the official manual, archinstall, or a guide?
archinstall failed for some reason
still not certain about that
did you follow this?
im guessing not since the manual says: "That may include installing suitable network management software."
no its not
ok
look at the manual
make sure you've done everything else
then do that
dont skip steps
no
thats not what i said
chrooting into your installation would help I think
just double-check you've followed all of the other steps
did you install arch with the script?
oh okay
try usb tethering to see if it works or not
i think it was a manual install and they just missed the network config step
patience is a virtue
this whole installation process was a pain in the ass I'm telling you haha
hours of fighting with the bootloader and whatnot
I'm surprised we even got here this quickly
you just have to copy paste commands
I'm still confused - Why did archinstall not work? Did you get errors? Why did it not work
it’s ok, arch is very complicated for beginners and there’s not really a good accessible way to get going with arch other than banging your head against the wall
you can try video guides but often they’re outdated and not relevant
archinstall doesn’t work half the time
etc etc
at this point I'd just recommend installing endeavor os and cleaning up everything you don't want
LOL
it has a graphical installer
this is litrearlly the exact same issue
same network interface name even
chrooting into pacmana hahah
mnt /dev/sda3 /mnt
arch-chroot /mnt iirc
when
when did what not work
.
standalone chroot is a pain in the ass to use so I'd rather you used arch-chroot for simplicity
WTF#
I'm stupid
mount /dev/sda3 /mnt
I'm losing braincells
🐔
no deeper meaning behind this
🫘
no
it needs access to the filesystem
so arch-chroot /mnt
/dev/xyz is only a device which you can't access directly
any errors?
nice
pacman -S dhcpcd
systemctl enable dhcpcd.service dhcpcd@interface.service
what
I'm not sure if you need the bottom one as well
@fringe ore you into this?
its better if you install it
ok then pacman -S dhclient
systemctl enable dhclient@interface.service
systemctl enable systemd-networkd systemd-resolved just in case
try it yeah
after this I'll need to head out for breakfast
let er rip
OK I'll be back in 30-60 minutes
I hope it's working now
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@manic trout bruh
bruh
the dhcp thingies were not initialised
the services were turned off and the packages not installed
Then it should be as easy as starting dhcpd
sudo systemctl start dhcpd.service
If you were missing the service, y'all did the right thing
it was not installed. You could check the chat log instead of giving suggestions that have already been tried.
it's solved regardless
Did you have them install dhcpcd and dhclient?
You aren't supposed to install both of them
I saw, I was just seeing if there were other solutions. I read the whole chat log.
Becuz it's weird that min arch install has no networking. He must've done it manually and skipped some steps
