What machine is this, hdmi is wired to the nvidia maybe?

Tried several times. Also tried downgrading

Then upgrade

Tomorrow

😒 then don’t ask

Upgrade sir

For me it takes less than 4 minutes to fully install a system by using archinstall script

Lol, ok

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Hey guys
When I want to connect to my headphones I get this error: Failed to connect: org.bluez.Error.Failed br-connection-unknown
How to fix it?

Have you read through the wiki page for Bluetooth?

The Bluetooth page on the wiki has a troubleshooting section that covers this

you need install pulseaudio-bluetooth and reboot you PC (required condition)

Red that but still hve similar problem:controller not found

The xrander wiki page states that the Nvidia card easily detects new hdmi output connections and enables the user to add other monitors.
The wiki also features this tool named “mons” which is supposed to be an easy-to-use monitor manager.

Now here’s the thing:
I do have a Nvidia card on board, i just don’t use it and I’m not planning to, so it’s like it doesn’t exist. Now i use the intel integrated graphics card and every time i connect an hdmi cable to my system, the xrander list doesn’t change. It doesn’t even show HDMI-1. All it mentions is HDMI2 and HDMI-1-1 that are both disconnected at all times.

I cannot open any other partitions in dwm

In pcmanfm it shows that not authorized to perform action

How is that related to dwm

I don’t know

Is it somehow related to polkit?

How about Gentoo?

lspci | grep -e VGA -e 3D -e Display

Funny, lspci doesn’t work today. Every other listing program works except this one. I rebooted the system but no luck.

here you go

What machine is this, hdmi is wired to the nvidia maybe?

oh that might be the reason 🙁
I really didn’t want to use nvidia
(it’s asus tuf dash f15)

Don’t blame you, try a type c to hdmi adapter.. should go to the igpu

you are a genius, everything works fine now. thank you

Glad to hear, enjoy the no nvidia life

If I were you, I’d use nvidia-xrun in this case so at least I’d have a way to use if I’d ever need it lol

Fixed bootstrapper issue the last time grub updated.
Yet again – yesterday it did the same, and when I tried running grub-install with mount, it wouldn’t recognize vfat as a valid partition type.

Ended up setting efistub! 😓

go sd-boot. If you dont have any dependencies on grubs featureset sd-boot+unified kernel image is the most lazy solution to go with

Right. I also did this & am happy with it. But, Plymouth is still required.
systemd-boot + unified kernel image + plymouth + silent booting process.

Plymouth slows down my boot. So nah 😂

Using SSD?

Yes