I have found here great tutorial that should fit your needs now:
If you have questions, just ask.
I have found here great tutorial that should fit your needs now:
If you have questions, just ask.
Iāve found something that could help:
I didnāt know that it is possible to mask services in the grub command line
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).
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 Architectā¦ The Desktop ISOs with the newest driver donāt work on all Systems, and many especially laptops need workarounds with newer kernels.
After while being hereā¦ i must admit: 70% of failed boots of Boot disks are because of laptops.
yes, I can go into a command prompt
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 -
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
Or the configs for the drivers have on this ISO 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
OK, Thanks for your help.
I pesonally think it is a graphic device problem. As with almost all other distroās 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,
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.
You will need to install inxi
on Ubuntu. It should be in the repo.
OK, I thought these is an additional parameter I need to use!
The output is:
CPU: Dual Core Intel Core i5 M 520 (-MT MCP-) speed/min/max: 1407/1199/2400 MHz Kernel: 5.4.0-47-generic x86_64 Up: 7m
Mem: 1925.7/7815.4 MiB (24.6%) Storage: 465.77 GiB (1.8% used) Procs: 186 Shell: bash 5.0.17 inxi: 3.0.38
inxi -Fazy
doesnt work?
NO it didnt
iadb@ziad-vpcj118fg:~$ inxi -Fazy
Error 10: Unsupported value: 0 for option: y
Check -h for correct parameters.