Not able to boot Manjaro USB

Ok, where do I add this -:slight_smile:

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When the grub menu of the live disk appear type E and write it there:

Then type F10 to boot.

I tried the above and now it keep hanging as per the Attached !!!

What exactly did you try? All options in the list of the link?

Most of them and then acpi=off

2008, 2015, 2020

With nomodeset and without nomodeset

Free and non free !

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I have found here great tutorial that should fit your needs now:

If you have questions, just ask.

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I’ve found something that could help:

I didn’t know that it is possible to mask services in the grub command line :slight_smile:

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Just saw this message. I will try this and let you know.

i gave up after I wasted 2 days trying everything last week. So i am back in Ubuntu (KDE Neon).

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Ok, I tried this and now it get stuck on reached target Graphical Interface. As per attached.

Ok it reached the Graphical interface, so i guess here is the problem newest gpu driver.

Can you switch to another TTY with CTRL + ALT + F1/F2/F3 ?

I would rather advice to install it with Manjaro Architect… The Desktop ISOs with the newest driver don’t work on all Systems, and many especially laptops need workarounds with newer kernels.

After while being here… i must admit: 70% of failed boots of Boot disks are because of laptops.

yes, I can go into a command prompt

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Can you type?

journalctl -b -0

or

journalctl -b -0 --reverse

or if there is a Xorg log:

cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | less

Maybe there is a hint?

Ok, what does this say in English -:slight_smile:image

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Ok i see now the problem. It looks similar to this one:

But it was a local installation and he fixed it by reinstalling the nvidia drivers. Something is wrong with the config :confused:
Or the configs for the drivers have on this ISO :100: a bug which effect on your system.

Since it is a rolling release, a installation with Architect is recommend.

Could you share your hardware here, just for the record when you are on Ubuntu?

inxi -Fazy

Thank you :slight_smile:

OK, Thanks for your help.

I pesonally think it is a graphic device problem. As with almost all other distro’s I use Nomodeset to boot and it does. Then on a fresh install I install the Nvidia driver and everything goes well.

I will try Installing the Architect way and get back to you. Should I be able to install the Nvidia (340.xx) on installation ?

Cheers,

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Yes you will be able to do that there.

What is the exact Command when using Ubuntu? I used this and didnot work!

Good, Will keep you posted.