hi Sup Forums,,, just installed arch and im getting >pic related
once i'm booted in
please help me
Hi Sup Forums,,, just installed arch and im getting >pic related
Joshua Watson
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Justin Ortiz
rm -rf ./*
Elijah Sanders
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Ayden Watson
You fell for the meme.
Install Gentoo retard.
Julian Roberts
Use ArchAnywhere, rather than doing it yourself. It will save you time and headache. Also, Google is your friend.
Benjamin Campbell
This, and read the fucking manual next time.
wiki.archlinux.org
Blake Thompson
you probably messed up your fstab file. boot another distro and check it out. next time however, install gentoo.
Bentley Moore
This. Only don't bother using another distro, just chroot back in using the installation boot.
Chase Morris
Install Arch with Architect... DIY IS the meme
Eli Ross
Run dmesg or cat /var/log/kernel.log (I think that's the file) to find out which file system failed to mount. You can pipe it to grep and grep for fail or error to narrow down the results.
Once you find out which one it is, open up fstab and find out what's wrong. Or just post fstab here.
Xavier Sullivan
Install Gentoo
Parker Russell
Which one's better? What's the difference?
Jordan Wright
>installing the most unsecure meme distro
kys retard
Adam Phillips
No OP don't do it... you're literally one file away from having a working arch install... just post your fstab
Benjamin Gutierrez
I'm not OP
Tyler Hernandez
Just install Fedora senpai
Blake Jackson
You fucked up installing syslinux probably.
Install debian
Jonathan Howard
Could it be something to do with the USB? I tried ArchAnywhere and it wouldn't even load up.
on both Arch & ArchAnywhere I didnt receive any GUI either
Hudson Watson
>Falling for the Arch meme
Tyler Scott
Sup Forums isnt your tech support team
in any case just reinstall following the guide
you will just waste time trying to figure out what went wrong
Evan Ortiz
>Warning: The syslinux-install_update script sets a default root partition that possibly will not match your particular system. It is important to point Syslinux to the correct root partition by editing /boot/syslinux/syslinux.cfg, or the OS will fail to boot. See #Kernel parameters.
edit /boot/syslinux/syslinux.cfg
append root=/your/partition