On todays episode of “What can I get Arch to do today?

Bro try this, lunch libre office from terminal, see the log.. search the error..

On todays episode of “What can I get Arch to do today?”

wow

also what the fuck 32gb of ram you def don’t need them can i have some please

Which HMD do you have?

Valve Index

Sorry but I do, for work.

Theres’ only one quirk, it’s treating both the HDMI and DisplayPort audio output connections as one device and only feeding out to the TV, not a huge deal but I need to figure out how to get audio coming out of the headset, already got the headset mic working

https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=239159 didn’t working either

Hi I have a weird issue with my earphones.
Whenever I plug them in after a few seconds i get a hissing staticy sound. If I open pulseaudio or play any sound it goes away (and comes back if there’s no audio for a while)
I dont get this issue when they are plugged into another device.
How can I go about diagnosing this

grub-install –target=x86_64-efi –efi-directory=esp –modules=${GRUB_MODULES} –sbat /usr/share/grub/sbat.csv throw grub-install: error: cannot open `/usr/lib/grub/x86_64-efi/linuxefi.mod’: No such file or directory.

i am following Shim signing bl

Okay. So the image is there but this is what I got.

GRUB EFI binary has to be rebuilt with the modules and signed.

well, is this actually Arch? It’s only the path for Arch. Derivates might have set a different one.

Uh… yeah. It’s actually arch.

Create a new user and check if it works for this user

any help following wiki

esp? you literally put esp in the –efi-directory flag? i don’t think it’s valid

i booted esp to /mnt

/mnt/boot when?

Dude, why my messages are going deleted m

/mnt should be for the root partition

put it in monospace with ` before and after

https://hastebin.com/vuputazusu.http

CD_MODULES=”$CD_MODULES
cpuid
linuxefi
play
tpm
”

Ok

I did sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt

you forgot a space after /mnt, but why do you need /mnt to be the boot partition?

You should ,,sudo mount /dev/sda1 /mnt/boot

But first do mkdir /mnt/boot

I would recommend you using archinstall. Is easier :))

why create an empty directory

to mount the esp there afterwards

You create the mountpoint for /dev/sda1 while you chroot in /mnt