Anyone know good examples of cross-compiling for aarch64 using makepkg?

I appreciate it man

never write anything to the disk containing the data to recover
this will overwrite forever any chance of recovering the lost files

so now iam finished setting arch up. is there anything i m,ust do otherwise the system is not working? i have set it all up with your help here and i figured the reboot problem out, i had to write some line in logind.conf

Do you guys set up firewall on arch?

Hello everyone! There is some issue that easyeffects and firefox save file dialog are in whyte theme under x11 session, on wayland its fine. Seems like some gtk troubles with KDE
The same surprise with Manjaro (unstable brench), endeavourOS, Arch… doesn’t matter
Any ideas or i missed smth here?

just use it daily, and full fill your needs with arch, don’t forgot to update.
troubleshoot your issue, or help others troubleshoot in here,
soon you will expand your knowledge in arch & linux in general

Thanks for the advice 🙂

and get a sleep 🙂

Iam awake now.. its 5am here 🙂 but thanks

Anyone know good examples of cross-compiling for aarch64 using makepkg?

Hi. I just deleted windows and put Arch as the main OS and it doesn’t want to recognize the other 1000gb hard drive. can anyone help me?

Could you share output of lsblk and sudo blkid

return this

is it ntfs i think your previous windows was with fast boot and didn’t shutdown properly that drive

I think that’s it. What can I do there?

Is there some useful data inside it

I no longer have windows

My question is can we format it or is there any useful data inside it

Tengo información importante en ese disco.

did you have password in windows?

Sorry language not understood

I completely deleted windows. Now I use arch as my operating system

Ok so just format it (WARNING: all data inside it would be lost )

I can’t do that. I always kept all the important information there. 🙁

Ok now we got the point

Can’t I fix it without losing the data? 🙁

Ok
Follow the commands
mkdir windows_data
sudo mount -o rw /dev/sda1 windows_data

This is making a folder and then mounting disk on it

I’m going to try

Ok if gives error send scrnshot

this rute is fine? /home/username

Yea

If you are already in home directory no need to put this route

Use systemctl deamon-reload