so I wonder, … what am I missing here to be able to change and modify voltages ?
bashrc and other bash related files if I have switched to other shell?
and also what if I change the root shell?
What other things to do to boot from that?
Do I need to configure something myself to prevent disk wear out?
This doesn’t work, what did I do wrong?
Can I do this for any keyboard I connect, not just the one with specific MAC address?
Onestly you like this setup?


commands with voltages will fail on mine …such as
xfce4
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Window_manager#List_of_window_managers
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Desktop_environment#List_of_desktop_environments
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Desktop_environment#List_of_desktop_environments
thanks ik, just asking for a recommendation.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Desktop_environment#List_of_desktop_environments
btw what de/wm you use sir?
And that’s going to net you these two lists.
If it doesn’t boot then provide more detail rather than asking hypothetical questions
I removed my Win 11 SSD and put in another new SSD
and ran archinstall. My system is working.
I want to know, if the system recognizes the SSD and treats it as such (trim and all)
I saw a msg during install about enabling fstrim
Do I need to configure something myself to prevent disk wear out?
Please help
cat /sys/block/sda/queue/rotational
Here is /etc/udev/rules.d/10-local.rules
SUBSYSTEM==”input”, ACTION==”add”, ATTRS{address}==”cf:57:78:7e:88:32″, RUN+=”/etc/udev/refresh-kbd.sh”
Here is /etc/udev/refresh-kbd.sh
#!/usr/bin/env sh
xkbcomp ~/.config/xkb/config “$DISPLAY”
## Start cursor movement after 250ms and at 45 lines per second
xset r rate 250 45
This doesn’t work, what did I do wrong?
P.S. Can I do this for any keyboard I connect, not just the one with specific MAC address?

hello i use i3wm
and these fonts and app fonts are really small.
i thought increasing the dpi will help but its not working..
what should i do now?
I removed my Win 11 SSD and put in another new SSD
and ran archinstall. My system is working.
I want to know, if the system recognizes the SSD and treats it as such (trim and all)
I saw a msg during install about enabling fstrim
Do I need to configure something myself to prevent disk wear out?
Please help
There’s no “disk wearout” on modern or even semi modern SSDs.
Ok
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Solid_state_drive#Periodic_TRIM
Also check if SSD supports TRIM.
Users need to be certain that their SSD supports TRIM before attempting to use it. Data loss can occur otherwise!

That’s how mine is.