I replaced its motherboard today, any advice on how to update Arch after leaving it dead for this long?

/dev/sdb1 is the EFI partition as you can see

is ntfs-3g installed?

yes ;_;

It happened again at 7:03 but my journalctl shows from 7:05, I guess its logs after reboot

Did you enable os-prober in grub config?

he already solved by asking in another group (ntfs-3g was missing)

If anyone care,
it just worked with no problems or anything

Until now I used a machine with Intel uhd graphics. Now I have Intel iris and rtx 2050, now I know windows switches between the two depending on the task being performed. Is it same in arch, or does it use only one GPU.

same in arch

trying
pacman -S $(pacman -Qqn) –overwrite ‘*’

How can I fix this error with archinstall?

This is my disk layout. I haven’t changed the start and size values; I have only changed wipe and filesystem for the second last partition

worked

what tool are you using?

use cfdisk instead imo

archinstall from the arch installation iso

I always manual install, so didn’t recognize it lol

instead of btrfs maybe use ext4

that’s a really strange partition order for a dual boot system

nvm, I see. You are using the windows boot partition, and the last partition is from windows recovery

what a strange error, maybe reflash the archiso

and run a checksum on the iso you are flashing it with

how did you flash it btw?

also what does fdisk -l show

Alright so I have no idea what was the issue but I’ve entered the start sector as “107GB” instead of blocks and end as “97%” and it worked fine 🤷‍♂️

maybe some kind of io error that caused it to read the block sizes wrong

anyone by chances know a terminal interface that syncs with and display google agenda events ?

in curses or something

https://blog.tingping.se/2022/06/29/WebExtensions-Epiphany.html

calcurse

does anyone know how to enable firefox extensions in the aur epiphany-git?

https://github.com/insanum/gcalcli

Wow, that’s epic.