I just checked, there is indeed a problem. I also updated the ISO but the problem is reproduced there as well. Unfortunately, I don’t have enough time now to solve this issue(
As a temporary solution, I can offer:
I installed the Cinnamon desktop without any problem.
At the beginning of the installationo a text message appeared on the screen but that printed somewhat related about a file that was not found, I think it was about the grub.cfg file, but I ignored and continue with the installation.
Installed yesterday with the latest stable_202307281010
automatic partitioning then select make swap 16 Gb but was not present after the installation
select autologin also not working after reboot
installed unconfigured desktop Plasma
reboot used pkgfile for reinstalling my previous SW
then rebooted on Live Manjaro and with GParted made Swap and overprovisioning partition
rebooted everything ok
i can’t even get to those stages,as explained above; after inserting “manjaro” as a password twice,and typing “setup”, it does some things and ends with an error.
The keyring problem occurs periodically. I know how to solve it when it appears (Maintainer(s) wanted - #85 by beliys), but I don’t know how to completely prevent it from appearing.
The same image may work fine in some, but for others there may be a problem with the keyring. We can clearly see it even in this discussion.
Automatic partitioning does not create a separate partition for swap.
With Automatic partitioning, you need to create a swap partition either through lvm or through swapfile. For other options, you do not need to select Automatic partitioning. Also, please make a issue about autologin here - Issues · Applications / manjaro-architect · GitLab
uhmm, probably my mistake, I was in hurry and deed not pay attention that it was creating a swap file not a swap partition…
anyway I have deleted the swap file and created a swap partition now but it is Primary
I select during the install fsck in mkinitcpio but the fstab created shows 0 0 for / partition,
Have I to change to 0 1?
I deed the installation on a GPT nvme ssd
regarding the creation of a lvm for swap I was reading on Arch Wiki
Arbitrary number of partitions - depends on space allocated for the partition table - No need for extended and logical partitions. By default the GPT table contains space for defining 128 partitions
or as I found on the web:
The newer GPT partitioning scheme doesn't have that limit of four partitions, so no extended or logical partitions have to exist there.
So with a newer system using GPT any mention of Primary/logical/extended is obsolete.
it seems that I can live swap as Primary or am I wrong?
Sorry for the delay with the answer, because unfortunately there are problems with free time(
I don’t fully understand your problem, so maybe the answer will not be exactly what you expect.
I select during the install fsck in mkinitcpio but the fstab created shows 0 0 for / partition
fsck hook in mkinitcpio and fstab - these are slightly different mechanisms that do not appear with each other (you can read more details here - fsck - ArchWiki)
You need to choose one thing - fsck hook or fstab option.
it seems that I can live swap as Primary or am I wrong?
If you use GPT, then you can not think about Primary/logical/extended at all, because it is not relevant. You don’t need to change anything.
Are you having any issues with your system or just curious?