Also, It Is impossible to have an separated efi partition for windows and linux in the same disk?

also
isn’t there any kernel parameters to disable reporting these errors?
I tried pci=noaer but no effect!

You could use a display manager instead of just a pure tty.

hmmm… 😑
I think I should… thanks 🙏🏻

Yes it worked after installing that. I commented the same under the aur package page. Thanks!

I would love to try it. It looks very nice. I would appreciate it if you could give their names.

sudo pacman -S plasma5-applets-window-buttons

https://github.com/psifidotos/applet-window-buttons

nice blur themes, is it use kvantum?

Greetings everyone. Guys I got this AMD Ryzen™ 7 5700G + TUF GAMING B450M-PLUS II + 2x 8GB ASGARD (3200Mhz) and I have already reinstalled Arch Linux because of the crashes that the system has been presenting. The fact is that if I open video, YouTube, CPU-X test of cousins or even Telegram the system crashes (screen goes black and restarts). And as far as I could observe, my guess, increasing the video demand, the crash happens. Here a person claims he had a similar problem with an AMD Ryzen™ 7 PRO 4750U (https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=270678). The recommendations I saw on the forums was to install AMDGPU-PRO, and I have not been successful so far in getting the drive to work. Any help would be and is welcome. The problem was repeated in a similar situation in Windows 10 that I installed, but as soon as the AMD video drive was installed, videos (at least, I didn’t test gaming), worked. I tested with Manjaro and same problem. Everything works perfectly and the processor should support these things, I imagine. I am only using the CPU’s iGPU. Another curious fact is that the BIOS clock does not match the system clock. I’ve already installed ntp and everything I could do via ntp commands and so on. Thanks

If the issue happens in all OS (including Windows) then it’s possibly a hardware issue – have you considered an RMA?

Used pieces… I think I gonna take another MOBO… 🤔🤷‍♂🤔… Good call… Thanks

what is “Shared GPU Memory”, linux have it ?

who is wrong?

That looks like Windows. Do you have a problem with Arch Linux? If not then you should ask general tech questions in https://t.me/GuildTavern

https://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2477625&p=14106519

Is it safe to remove rust?
[closed]

Yes is required by:none

where should I mount the esp in /boot or /boot/efi?

Also, It Is impossible to have an separated efi partition for windows and linux in the same disk?

For systemd-boot I would do /boot, maybe 512MB

If you’re dualbooting with windows I would 100% have a dedicated Linux ESP

Imo it’s bad practice to use the windows ESP for Arch, although many do. Some uefi have trouble with dual ESP’s apparently but I haven’t ever seen that myself yet.

I have separate in same disk.

Not really. I had dual-booted both OSes using the same EFI partition

What is the difference between first file and 4th last file (one where the pointer is)

the first one is latest?
as there’s no date on the pointer one

Do you like to study hacking techniques?

out of scope for this channel.

ok😐

stop discussing

You could even put it in /efi, at least this is where I keep it on my main rig. Although most distros put efi under /boot/efi

Hello, everyone. What’s matter with it？

did you install a greeter with it?

see the journalctl, we can’t know from the errors on systemctl.