I had never such or similar problem with arch… Do you know what happend and how to solve this?

booted up again and got this

i messed the grub config generation i guess

any tips on how can I recover my system from this state? or should I install all over again? i did google the problem but didn’t find anything meaningful

It seems like you don’t have any init system (systemd) installed or something bad happened during the installation. Or you told it to mount wrong root file system. Have you followed the installation process article on the Arch Linux Wiki?

yes i did

when I started the network manager daemon with systemctl it loaded correctly with no issues

*when I was doing the install*

I am reisntalling windows for dual boot. How should I format the hard drive? Should I create a separate partition for Arch in Windows installer?

I’d go the other way around. create the partition structure from a linux first. So that you have a big enough EFI System Partition and such stuff.

I already have windows on this pc. Don’t really want to mess with other partitions

besides, seems like I have BIOS, which is weird

Huh installed in CSM mode or for real an old system?

I don’t know what CSM is. I just bought a used laptop with windows 10 on it

It is lenovo legion 5

That should be UEFI. CSM is a BIOS emulation

It says BIOS in the boot menu

Thats probably just the uefi firmware version with a more “user friendly” name

Hello,
after my last arch update the system do not start.
I can see for maybe 1sec “Welcome to grub” textfield. And directly after that I get into “Asus BIOS Utility – EZ Mode”.
This happens on each boot…

I had never such or similar problem with arch… Do you know what happend and how to solve this?

I have only arch installed…. (No dual boot) And its running now for about 7month without problems.

If you’re using grub, is it this?: https://bugs.archlinux.org/task/75701

Does anyone use those old ATI Radeon (TeraScale and older) cards? How are you dealing with a fan control? Even in radeon-profile, the Fan tab is disabled. I know there’s a program for windows called MSI Afterburner and it is capable of setting manual fan speed despite amd catalyst doesn’t have such setting.

Anyone using this WiFi adapter: Realtek Semiconductor Corp. RTL8188FTV 802.11b/g/n 1T1R 2.4G ?

There is a driver for this device in AUR named 8188fu-kelebek333-dkms-git, but it isn’t working on the 5.19 kernel. Any idea other than downgrading the kernel?

I just burnt arch iso onto a thumbdrive, however, it is not showing up in boot menu on my Legion 5. However, it is showing on my other laptop. What could be the problem?

It was showing before with windows installation on it

How did you create the media?

sudo dd if=/home/michael/dls/archlinux-2022.08.05-x86_64.iso of=/dev/sda status=progress

Fu isn’t ftv though?

What’s that

Means?

Odd, UEFI up to date?

That it probably isn’t for your chip

Will check. Should it be like the latest version to work?

No idea about the name difference, but it did work prior to kernel 5.18

You should be on latest to rule out any weird bugs

Switch to Linux-lts for the time being and consider buying a better chip.
There’s probably an issue about it on the driver repo, if there isn’t, open one yourself

I just burnt the image again, but this time on windows with rufus and now it is working, weird