My Live USB Manjaro runs perfectly with my display setup, but the install does not

[fasdfas]

New to Arch/Man, coming from Deb. Please show me to the important files and settings to investigate. Thank you.

[Olli]

you must be more precise !
explain what the issue is !
no one is wasting his time for questions like “it does not work”

[fasdfas]

I figured the quickest way to troubleshoot is to examine the differences between the display settings in both instances. Can you direct me to those?

[andreas85]

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[Yochanan]

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[linux-aarhus]

There is no default - it is determined at boot time by mhwd

Xorg configs are placed same location /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d

If you are using Nvidia - mhwd - if booted with proprietary drivers - may have created a config in /etc/X11/mhwd.d - which is symlinked into /etc/X11/xorg.conf.d

As for the display arrangement - multiple displays - any configuration will exist in /home/manjaro/.config

Plasma Wayland doesn’t require any configuration - and stores configuration in /home/manjaro/.config

I don’t know for Gnome - I lost patience in that regard years ago

[fasdfas]

Thank you, very useful info

[linux-aarhus]

Other info which may be useful

The ISO enables kms - and ISO releases from 2024 enables kms for the final installation.

However - early kms must be enabled manually as described in

• WIP: Black Screen - help us research cause and solution - #2 by linux-aarhus
• [Stable Update] 2024-02-21 - Kernels, KDE, VirtualBox, Calamares, ROCm, Firefox, Thunderbird - #2 by philm

[fasdfas]

Also, very, very useful info, thank you