Hi! I’m trying to install the latest Manjaro version. I’ve created my boot flash drive via Rufus on Windows 11. But every time I boot from my USB flash drive and click on “Boot with open source drivers”, I get “Starting systemd-udevd version 252.4.2-manjaro” and nothing else. What am I doing wrong?
Did you try proprietary drivers?
Hardware?
inxi -F
Where should I run this? I’m installing Linux for the first time on my new PC and I didn’t get this error anytime before.
@Thenujan Yes, it didn’t work either.
Yes, it didn’t work either.
How new?
Did you verify the ISO was complete - checksum or signature - because a damaged download behaves very strange.
The docs suggests using Etcher on Windows
https://docs.manjaro.org/burning-a-image-on-windows-using-etcher/
And for the record - your information is way to minimal to act upon.
So, I recreated my flash drive according to the tutorial, that you’ve sent, but I’m still getting black screen with “Starting systemd-udevd version 252.4.2-manjaro”. If it’s necessary, here’s my setup:
- CPU: Intel Core i9-12900K
- GPU: Nvidia RTX 3090
- Memory: 32 GB DDR4
add on boot option
“ibt=off”
see Changing kernel version causes boot hang during "audit" - Intel 12 & 13 gen - #2 by stephane
Okay, that kind of worked. Now I’m stuck on the loading screen. There are my motherboard’s logo, Manjaro’s logo and three animated dots.
Update: I booted up with proprietary drivers and now everything works fine (as far as I can see). Thank you!
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