Hello there, a while back I installed manjaro on my computer alongside windows, due to the fact that it is very old (dell optiplex 755). Before I get on to what happened, here are some specs: GPU: Intel Q35 Express chipset family CPU: Intel Dual-Core E5400 at 2.70GHz RAM (don’t think it makes a …

[image] Teo434: I probably dont need to use chroot again, right Yes, you do. [image] Teo434: driver: i915 That’s the video-linux driver that should be installed. The others should not be. If you run inxi -G in the chroot, you’ll see which driver is active. From the chroot, remove the…

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Hello! Thanks for the welcome, Is there a way to boot into a command line without opening the terminal after logging in? It’s kind of awkard to use the computer with half of the screen not visible I still haven’t tried since it’s late for me, so I can do tomorrow. Thanks anyways!

If booting with a live ISO works, you can boot with it, enter a chroot environment, and get the info from there. If that’s the case: Boot from live ISO into live ISO environment. Open a terminal and enter the chroot environment: manjaro-chroot -a (If prompted, you should use 0 to enter the corre…

Hello, I’d like to update on the fact that yes, I am still semi-active looking in this. I’m kinda struggling since I apparently don’t have a working pendrive, I’ll post the output of the command as soon as I can.

Hello again! Finally got a live USB running with rufus, heres the command of mhwd -li ` Installed PCI configs:` NAME VERSION FREEDRIVER TYPE video-linux 2018.05.04 true PCI video-vesa …

Did you follow @Mirdarthos ’s instructions above before running that command? We need to know what’s actually installed on your system. Please also post your system details: inxi -Fazy

Yes, if I didn’t use chroot it just would throw multiple errors at me. If this is the device details I probably dont need to use chroot again, right Im again in the live USB and forgot to set up my keyboard again. Heres the output of inxi -Fazy System: Kernel: 5.10.36-2-MANJARO x86_64 bits: 64…

Thank you so much! This worked perfectly, I’ll mark is at solution for anyone else having a similar driver issue. And sorry for the delay to get a live USB working aswell.