#Need someone to guide me through
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What's your issue?
Where do you get stuck at?
lemme go through my copilot screenshots so I can send u sum stuff
well basically i get errors the second I boot into my usb into arch linux
What are the errors?
it takes a long time to go into the root and sometimes the root does smthin random like
without me writing or typing anything
give me a moment
That's something you can just ignore
And continue typing
It should be your concern only when errors like that happen on the proper arch installation
is it okay if we hop into a call and you guide through what I should do
and then you could see the errors by yourself
Um yeah
one moment
file is too big ima have to screenshot
but at the end it goes into this shit
so first
enter into that
then
things loaded
lots of kernels then
these
and to finish it all
Yup
So it just crashes as soon as you boot the installer?
yeah which is weird because it doesnt happen all the time
maybe its corrupted but like
lemme try smthin
Yeah, you can actually try verifying the iso
how do I do that
What's your host OS?
i mainly use fedora on my hdd, when I was trying to install arch i unplugged my hdd and only had my ssd in
what am I saying
My only os is fedora
sha256sum -c archlinux.iso
And compare the generated sha256sum with the one on the arch website
961002fab836819b599e770aa25ff02bff1697d1d051140062066a5ff47d6712
Duh, that file needs to be in that directory
mb uhh lemme try to do it
in my home
Under a different name, I assume
perhaps at some point you mistyped a command which resulted in mkdir cp
ohh
or some stupid app created it
alr so how do i access that directory on my terminal
you already are in that directory, the file just has a different name
oh
or you can simply just drag the file into the terminal window
why am I trying dumb shit
idk how to do it
okay i did it
so what should i do from now
Do it without -c
alr lets check this
its the same
should i perhaps rewrite the iso to the usb?
Alright well if anybody wants to hop in to help me that would be greatly appreciated
bascially the screenshot from
before
yk
it goes from me clicking the arch linux medium
then its downloading shit
Oh
yk
You got the ISO from where
Are you geman?
no im swiss
Get a swiss one
not available in the archlinux website
oh waitp
it is
but how would that solve my problem tho
You made a partition for arch?
wdym
like what i did was write the iso onto the usb
boot the usb
press archlinux medium
boom problem
Oh I see
What happens with that screen
If you leave it open for a while
well it would time me out
Meaning?
I'm talking about this one btw
Your main system is Fedora?
Yes
i used to have linux mint on my ssd and fedora on my hdd but i removed my mint
cuz i wanted to have arch
What tool did you use with the usb?
to write the iso to usb u mean?
a terminal command
Go do this
And report back
is it available on linux
Yeah
It's a GUI so this should take max a couple minutes
Goodie
In Balena there'll be two settings that can be turned off optionally
Turn them both off
2) Select the USB
3) Flash```
ima be real w you idk what the fuck to do with that extracted file
Since you're on gnome
which one is executable?
alr i disabled the pptions u told me
alrighty
yeah…
btw my system has a gtx 1650 super, a intel i5 11th gen 16 gigs of ram and a displayport connected from my gpu to my display (if thats relevant?)
Computer name
I have no idea
But since you're already on Linux
You can just install Arch from Fedora
how
I can't guide you right now because I'm in bed, but I'm sure there's a way to get arch-install-scripts on Fedora, then you just mount your new partition and chroot into it after doing pacstrap
There's an article on the wiki, let me find it
so tomorrow could you guide me through?
oh shoot
You could also try troubleshooting the kernel panic but it will be a pain in the ass and probably not worth it
I'm guessing it's a faulty kernel module or something
wtf is yall skulling my post for
Have I done something wrong during my installation?
maybe my hardware is fucking me or my bios settings
You haven't really installed anything
Yeah
right
ill record my bios settings once I can so if anybody willing to check them out they could tell me if its my bios settings that are horrible
Also
Try to get me some clear pics of what happens when you boot into Arch
After the "Welcome to Arch" message pops up
theres tons of errors jus overflowing Ima have to record in 4k 120fps
yeah yeah
I just need this
Maybe 4-5 seconds after this
all I know is that it fails to mount smthin and then it does a domino into a kernel panic
Btw what's your PC name and model?
Oh
i think its on my fedora fastfer h
Try etcher on that
i used to flash my usbs with rufus on it
ill try etcher on it
Yeah that should be fine
Certain people just like to skull-react posts if certain keywords appear, regardless of the context
I see
I downloaded the iso from a france mirror since its close to switzerland and bc it had 100% completion on succesfully syncing mirros at https://archlinux.org/mirrors/status/
dont know if it matters to check that
It's ok
i mean i could try to record in 4k 120fps
but because of discord it makes jt blirry
blurry
ill upload my bios settings and arch boot
It says "Starting Update Boot loader..."
It freezes eventually after that?
Ah
cant type anything
In that case
Don't send it
Try to boot into it from a different PC tho
i got an old one thats an hp sumthin
yeah…
Holy moly
Test that out
Let's see if it's your PC
alr lets see what this bad boi has to say
hardware and maybe bios issues was the thingy
booted normally
Great
on this one it had the specs showed on the fastfetch
so 1650 super, i5 11th gen, 16 gigs of ram
changing port isnt doing anything
i believe i may have fucked up my bios settings but when
idk
How?
Did you ever change anything
apart from where i had to download mint on my ssd
took me 3 whole days with live support
What is that ssd used for now
i had to add noacpi next tothe quietspalsh
yes thats exactly what I was trying from the start….
isnt that going to break the iso?
No
And then just boot into it ofc
Also I suspect the USB is the issue
But that doesn't matter anymore
well i do remember an issue i had
about a sata
basically my usb was faulty
but temporarly
i used the usb type a once
and had sata error
but when i used type c i had no errors
but it doesnt matter since i booted normally to arch with the usb type a on my older device
yes go on
It's empty right?
Goodie
I think we're done here
i mean
eh
its telling me its starting a job about
random shit
but its better than last time ig
alr cya in a couple minutes
it failed to mount udev smthin like that
but im in
Oh
Yeah whatever
Connect to WiFi?
cuz it can ping
yes
Do iwctl
how do i do that
station wlan0 connect networkname
If wlan0 is your interface name
Do a station list if wlan0 isn't the right one
bro
?
is this normal
Oh wait
Try this
exit that
Do this systemctl start iwd
Then iwctl
Then station list
Maybe
Maybe just install with ethernet
And see if WiFi works later on
You just want to use Arch right
yes
Type this archinstall
hopefully archinstall doesnt fuck up my ntp like it does everything
even archinstall doesnt want me
Don't forget to pick the timezone
And networkmanager
yes
here you can see i can ping google
Mhm
Ctrl c or ctrl z and run it again
alright one moment
sudo pacman -Syu archinstall
Did you try the suggestion pacman-key --init
why am i acting suprised thats exactly the same error i had when i first tried
i think it resulted with the signature not being trusted or thin
smthin
Just now?
sudo pacman-key --populate archlinux
Do this if archinstall doesn't go
Hmm
When doing this: sudo pacman-key --populate archlinux?
Like?
Let it be for a little unless you're sure
Yeah
Hmm
Technically you could install arch on the other PC
And then put the SSD back
Yeah you can use this one
Wait
Do you really want Arch or you can make do with something Arch based
tbf anything arch based that supports hyprland without any issues
I think try CachyOS
Flash it and see what happens
Yeah
alr
It'll be faster this way
Maybe sure you pick the right drive before flashing
You gave 1 TB to Fedora?
yes
Actually nvm
uhhh yeah
It might also be good to just partition the working drive
I doubt you've used any of the 1TB
But let's see if Cachy works
which one do i choose
Direct
aleight
on my fedora hdd?
yeah i barely even used 25gb
back to cachy
lets bootinto it
Go
The top one
Mhm
it jus fails to start wait until kernel time synchronized and wait for udev to complete device initilization
ima try with nomodeset after to see if it can change anything
Mhm
alright one moment
What're you using Arch for?
Maybe just give it like 100 GB then
alright
... newhypr
@boreal estuary got me timed out for 1 min cuz of you
nah but if im being fr im tryna explore all kinds of distros and ive heard arch is hard
hyprland is js cuz i wanna impress my friends cuz they think it looks fire
I did nothing
I mean, I didn't time out anyone
Just stating facts that you may struggle with arch and hyprland if you are new to linux
@umbral coral how do i partition 150 gigs
Even if you succeed installing
off my ssd
yes i am aware
Also, another advice: don't use chatgpt
Still same thing
ikr
Just don't
but i knew it would end up going nowhere
And kernel panic can be anything, and cachyOS won't solve that
Still under arch umbrella
You don't really need it tbh
i do
Users just need something that works
i need to explore
So, using journals, check why it's kernel panicking
And don't fell for the hyprland meme
how do I do that
... journalctl
#10200 📣 ```js
To actively follow log (like tail -f):
journalctl -f
To display all errors since last boot:
journalctl -b -p err
To filter by time period:
journalctl --since=2012-10-15 --until="2011-10-16 23:59:59"
To show list of systemd units logged in journal:
journalctl -F _SYSTEMD_UNIT
To filter by specific unit:
journalctl -u dbus
To filter by executable name:
journalctl /usr/bin/dbus-daemon
To filter by PID:
journalctl _PID=123
To filter by Command, e.g., sshd:
journalctl _COMM=sshd
To filter by Command and time period:
journalctl _COMM=crond --since '10:00' --until '11:00'
To list all available boots:
journalctl --list-boots
To filter by specific User ID e.g., user id 1000:
journalctl _UID=1000
To filter by specific SYSLOG_INDENTIFIER:
journalctl -t systemd-resolved
tldr:journalctl
journalctl
Query the systemd journal.
More information: https://manned.org/journalctl.
Show all messages with priority level 3 (errors) from this [b]oot:
journalctl -b --priority=3
Show all messages from last [b]oot:
journalctl -b -1
Delete journal logs which are older than 2 days:
journalctl --vacuum-time=2d
[f]ollow new messages (like tail -f for traditional syslog):
journalctl -f
Show all messages by a specific [u]nit:
journalctl -u unit
Filter messages within a time range (either timestamp or placeholders like "yesterday"):
journalctl --since now|today|yesterday|tomorrow --until YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS
Show all messages by a specific process:
journalctl _PID=pid
Show all messages by a specific executable:
journalctl path/to/executable
$```
wdym I didnt fall for it
... mandmesg
#17423 📣 ```js
cheat.sheets:dmesg
dmesg
Print or control the kernel ring buffer
Print the ring buffer contents, then clear it.
dmesg -c
Display the local time and the delta in human-readable format. Conversion to
the local time could be inaccurate.
dmesg -e
Print human-readable timestamps.
dmesg -T
Human-readable output (color + reltime).
dmesg -H
tldr:dmesg
dmesg
Write the kernel messages to standard output.
More information: https://manned.org/dmesg.
Show kernel messages:
dmesg
Show kernel error messages:
dmesg --level err
Show kernel messages and keep reading new ones, similar to tail -f (available in kernels 3.5.0 and newer):
dmesg -w
Show how much physical memory is available on this system:
dmesg | grep -i memory
Show kernel messages 1 page at a time:
dmesg | less
Show kernel messages with a timestamp (available in kernels 3.5.0 and newer):
dmesg -T
Show kernel messages in human-readable form (available in kernels 3.5.0 and newer):
dmesg -H
Colorize output (available in kernels 3.5.0 and newer):
dmesg -L
$```
Those should help
@umbral coral wya
Now, you could use Debian and get what you want, or use sway
Tbh anything can be riced, no need for hyprland
But you do yours
okay but do you have any ideas why my signature is unknown trust everytime
But kernel panic means something broke on your system
Sounds like secure boot
but my secure boot is always disabled
That's all what I can say, GL
came and flood the thread
😴
I think you can use Disks
so how do i make sure i dont break my fedora while installing arch on this drive
You can't
so its gameover?
No
Take out the Fedora drive
Also if you don't want Fedora
i should turn off the pc first right
i want it
Oh you do
You can turn that one into Arch completely
Or Fedora and Arch
I either want fedora with hyprland, or fedora with my regular gnome and arch with hyprland
Why don't you do that?
Tumbleweed is also pretty great
which one
whats a tunbleweed
Fedora and Hyprland
Opensuse tumbleweed
cuz last time i tried getting hyprland on my fedora it didnt work
Ok whatever
It's probably best that you just partition it for those two then
and how do i do that 😓
i feel like a dumbass
Your other PC has a drive in it right?
yes
And make two partitions
If it's not too much of a hassle
hopefully
Maybe just install Gentoo instead
isnt gentoo rly hard aswell?
Basically the same

You have a laptop?
i have my moms laptop yeah
Is it yours or hers
Oh
You took it out?
Actually just use Fedora
The one you have
And get Hyprland on it
i have no idea how to open that pc but wait gimme a moment
yeah do you know how to tho
Not really
cuz i think the only issue i had was at the point where
my configs wouldnt even get reconized
and wayland had an error
well
basically it was a mess
fedora discord serv is ass
which vm is the best
You can get Virtualbox or Virtual Machine Manager
Yeah
yeah phone is alright
alright
"fixed" this issue by downloading arch on a vm ig
Damn
The guide i sent you yesterday would be a thousand times simpler than trying to fuck with the iso
what do you see exactly? does that command hang?
and which command is that
orange line?
so you're talking about archinstall?
it said time wasnt sync
a picture would be nice
I have to go rn but in about 30 mins ill boot back into my pc
before anything continues
sometimes usbs can be an issue
yeah
exactly what i did
that ended up in the time not being sync
did you select the correct time zone?
yes ik where i live 😥
yeah but you can configure that on your system
i see ill try that
im just sayin cuz im in the uk and the timezone i selected also created some issues
but arch is installed right?
what orange thingy
i'm 99% sure it's red not orange
make that a 100
on my life its orange
your display may not have the right colours
or setup
its always red
least of our worries tho
damn, never seen an orange error
same
guess i have messed up enough
i would reinstall the iso file onto the usb
and wipe the current drive
just restart
ahh i see
or try another usb
fuck the usb
or you can juuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuust install it from fedoraaaaaaaaaaaa..
it's really simple
ima flash it with my ssd
noooo
ive only ever used arch and debian
arch is super fun
even as beginner
they have fedora already installed
flash whatever, reinstalling is the best option
sudo Pacman -S opsec
then staying with fedora seems like the right route
i'm trying to figure out where the fuck did that come from
i keep seeing it
i'm not on tiktok so i wouldn't know
unless they just tried it temporarily
ive nmever seen that
so basically
what does it mean
i know what opsec is
“jus do sudo apt install opsec”
i don't know why people keep saying pacman -S opsec
or sum like thay
what are the origins
same origins as 67, random bs
i don't know what 67 is
skids jus playin around ig
it kinda became a meme on opsec tok
never heard of 67?
oh yeah i don't watch memes
good
neither
maybe that's why
but its just so popular
brainrot can't reach me
too* popular
i'm too cultured
you can just install arch from fedoraaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa 
no wait
im so close to
installing arch
okay we are doing that
how would you install it from fedora
AFTER I TRY TO DISABLE THE TIME SYNCHRO
the same way arch can be installed from the arch iso
by utilizing arch-install-scripts
ahh i see
It wont wipe my fedora right
and some additional stuff
ive never used this before so im out
only usb method
me neither but i know it's possible and i know i can do it
u sure?
what do you mean what gentoo
GENTOO
mb
recompile browser every 10 min

whats the point of it

you compile all the software
from source
(no point in it but femboys like it)
whats a compile
so you like it?.
compiling is a process that turns source code into an executable file you can run
literally learned this today in comp science
like .exe?
yes, for example
no, that's usually a shell script, not a binary executable you get from compiling
you just run some commands and so some satanic shi to build the whole application from source
binaries on linux usually don't have extentions at all
gentoo's package manager is written in python and even though i like python, i hate the fact it's written in it
lol
im learnign c# rn
it makes it really slow compared to pacman
i picked arch cuz pacman as a package manager sounded cool
kinda same
okay we in
what we doing
iwctl
i alr have ethernet
sure
if thats an issue
synch
whats causing the issue
archinstall —skip-ntp
no idea
can you actually try using another usb?
im not skilled enough to guide through the errors
ima have to ask my dad if he has anoher usb
could help
one moment peoples
maybe it vanished
Albert
it's surprising to see hyprland working in a vm
but next time i tried to run the vm
it didnt work
like
no arch
no nothing

yeah i jus have issues eith the keyrings and shit
fuck that
@dire gyro how do i install arch from fedora
i sent you an article yesterday. do you need full guidance or you can just follow it as best as you can?
make a partition for arch and mount it
how do i do that
you can use the Disks app on gnome
or GParted
but you can do it only if you have some free space left, you can't shrink your current partition while the system is running
you could temporarily bootstrap it into a swap partition or something after unmounting it and formatting it
and then move it onto a proper partition
what's partition 2?
so you wanna keep fedora right?
yes
so we're kinda stuck now, because in order to achieve it, you need at least 1 GB of free space, but you don't have it and can't have it while the system is running - you need to have a usb for that which is pretty ironic
it might help
yes
yes
but i always advise to partinion manually before archinstall
and partition manually inside archinstall
"if no one comes to the rescue, the internet is your best friend" - me
fuck the internet
"those who refuse to turn to the internet for wisdom, are GAY"
imma keep it straight
idk how to
im not skilled in this at all
what im skilled at is customising and using arch
i would honestly turn to ai or internet
best bet
you are basically useless
no ur useless




