Similar specs, can you tell me is there any bt or audio issues on your laptop?
What could be the reason modinfo fails?
But weirdly enough I did not have these errors the last time I tried Arch 2 months back, did something change in Pacman ?
Linux hardened?
enable bluetooth service and install pulseaudio might help
Tried, its some driver issue. When i enable wifi, bt goes off, viseversa
It does in mine too
Radeon?
Intel
not recommended.
use same brand , same product , with same frequency
You can but not recommended, so maybe use if you can’t get same
If their JEDEC/XMP and their RAM chips match, then you can.
But usually this is not recommended because they’d have different RAM timings (the ones that tell the motherboard on how to physically work with RAM modules), and their physical specifications still may differ (like, chips are ordered and physically mounted in other way so they require a bit different timings)
$ lsmod | awk ‘/radeon/ { print $1 }’
radeon
$ modinfo radeon
Module radeon not found.
$ ls /lib/modules/*/kernel/drivers/gpu/drm/radeon
radeon.ko.zst
But usually this is not recommended because they’d have different RAM timings (the ones that tell the motherboard on how to physically work with RAM modules), and their physical specifications still may differ (like, chips are ordered and physically mounted in other way so they require a bit different timings)
It can be a completely different brand, if it has the same timing (in spec) and the same total size, it’s totally fine
A 128MB DDR4 Samsung RAM chip doesn’t change because it was ordered at a different time or via a different distributor, realistically as long as the timing is the same you’re not going to have problems between Samsung and Micron either
Timing on the label is indicated via “CL”, e.g. mine has CL18-22-22-42
The file is not being included in the package archive, nor I’m getting any error messages. (But if I delete the file before building, then I get an error message)
E.g. for 3200 MHz DDR4 RAM, there is 3200W, which has CL 20-20-20 , 3200AA, which has CL 22-22-22 and 3200AC which has 24-24-24
But usually this is not recommended because they’d have different RAM timings (the ones that tell the motherboard on how to physically work with RAM modules), and their physical specifications still may differ (like, chips are ordered and physically mounted in other way so they require a bit different timings)
Basically the differences in PCBs between manufacturers and the differences in vendors will not affect anything
The file is not being included in the package archive, nor I’m getting any error messages. (But if I delete the file before building, then I get an error message)
Funny thing is that grepping /usr/bin/makepkg for that error message doesn’t even yield anything
No
The file is not being included in the package archive, nor I’m getting any error messages. (But if I delete the file before building, then I get an error message)
Jk, disregard, just a brain fart
Ok
how do i fix it..?
For fallback images, it’s intentional to not to have these firmwares
warning is not error
Try and let us know
By the way it got signed now , I would appreciate your help and help provided by other members of the group