Btw, how to report issues for Arch web?
Does it work if you use pacstrap directly?
Have you configured your locale correctly?
So any idea why is there almost 400 MB difference?
Can it be that BIOS is getting that size to be wrong?
Btw, how to report issues for Arch web?
Arch site is archweb and is here: https://github.com/archlinux/archweb
AUR is aurweb and is here: https://gitlab.archlinux.org/archlinux/aurweb
Arch Linux website code. Contribute to archlinux/archweb development by creating an account on GitHub.
2) do backup right now
3) don’t create excuses
I wish I could boot two OS’s at once and backup the drive and other files at the same time lol


Fix your mirror, try again.

Fix your mirror, try again.
I did try several times with different iso even earlier I installed successfully before, in two different laptops, but this tike always failed

I did try several times with different iso even earlier I installed successfully before, in two different laptops, but this tike always failed
It clearly is failing to install mkinitcpio on the chroot, so something is broken. Does it work if you use pacstrap directly?
pacstrap /mnt base base-devel linux linux-firmware mkinitcpio systemd vim

you mean:
pacstrap /mnt base base-devel linux linux-firmware mkinitcpio systemd vim
No, mkinitcpio will get pulled as part of base, as will systemd.

you mean:
pacstrap /mnt base base-devel linux linux-firmware mkinitcpio systemd vim
Sorry, to be more correct, mkinitcpio will get pulled due to the initramfs dep from the linux kernel and systemd from base.

how do i fix this any idea
i was trying to run rofi , when i run rofi from the command line i get this error. i came to figure out that its a issue regarding locale configuration. i uncommented en_US.UTF-8 in /etc/locale.gen file and , ran locale-gen . even after the locale is generrated the problem still perrsists.

i was trying to run rofi , when i run rofi from the command line i get this error. i came to figure out that its a issue regarding locale configuration. i uncommented en_US.UTF-8 in /etc/locale.gen file and , ran locale-gen . even after the locale is generrated the problem still perrsists.
Have you configured your locale correctly?
https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Locale

This is not arch sir

My system have got 8GB memory. All the programs which I have used for memory checking (free, htop, KDE system monitor) shows 7.6 or 7.7 GB as total memory.
I have checked that in BIOS configuration, that only 64 MB memory is allocated to the iGPU. So any idea why is there almost 400 MB difference?

I mean, it s based in arch, but is not pure archiso
ok i thought there is no diff

My system have got 8GB memory. All the programs which I have used for memory checking (free, htop, KDE system monitor) shows 7.6 or 7.7 GB as total memory.
I have checked that in BIOS configuration, that only 64 MB memory is allocated to the iGPU. So any idea why is there almost 400 MB difference?
GB vs GiB

GB vs GiB
I had also thought of that. But BIOS shows that there is actually 8 GiB (8192 MB) of space in the RAM.

I had also thought of that. But BIOS shows that there is actually 8 GiB (8192 MB) of space in the RAM.
I suspect you have 8GB RAM. 8000/1024=7812GiB

I suspect you have 8GB RAM. 8000/1024=7812GiB
Yes, that can be a valid reason

i’m getting a mistake like that. how can i solve it

i’m getting a mistake like that. how can i solve it
It’s a hardware MCE, so there’s not much you can do. Check for a BIOS update, basically.

It’s a hardware MCE, so there’s not much you can do. Check for a BIOS update, basically.
current

current
OK, so nothing to do.

My system have got 8GB memory. All the programs which I have used for memory checking (free, htop, KDE system monitor) shows 7.6 or 7.7 GB as total memory.
I have checked that in BIOS configuration, that only 64 MB memory is allocated to the iGPU. So any idea why is there almost 400 MB difference?
free –giga

current
try install microcode and firmware
life with it if there are no performance issues,

Archstrike on my android

Archstrike on my android
errrrhh watch out for that