I might suggest settling down a bit. If you find something “not the way you do it”, you could always install arch from scratch and tune it however you like, or you could take a breath and ask some questions to learn why something is done a specific way and/or if there are alternative ways/packages to weave in what you’re looking for.
I have a suspicion you may want to investigate kernel-alive and kernel-modules-hook (I think only available through AUR now) to see if either might bring you closer to what you are looking for… search the forum for those package names may expose some “issues” (depending on what behavior s expected), extra steps, and/or considerations others have been faced with that you might appreciate knowing in advance.
Collection of scripts that back up modules of currently running kernel after a kernel update to prevent some issues that happen after a kernel update.
After a kernel update, the modules of the currently running kernel are deleted. Thus, they can’t be loaded, which can cause some issues when those missing modules are needed. Modules backed up this way can still be loaded and used by the system if needed. Therefore, it helps the operating system to stay fully functional after a kernel update.
Please note that new version of the kernel will still only be used at the next boot.
Tired of missing modules when updating the kernel?
Annoyed by modprobe: FATAL: Module smth not found in directory /lib/modules/new-kernel?
Losing uptime after reboots due to kernel update?
I’ve had a bunch of issues immediately after updating. I’m running Kernel 5.15.91-1.
OBS seg faults. I tried reinstalling NVidia drivers multiple times. Didn’t help. I’ve reverted to the previous version of OBS and now it works again.
VLC would crash immediately when trying to play any video. I opened VLC directly, and changed Preferences > Video > Output from “Automatic” to “VDPAU” and it works now. I found that solution on another thread but I still don’t understand the problem and why VDPAU works.
Bluetooth no longer sees any devices although apparently it is running. I’m still trying to figure that out.
I’ve been using Manjaro as my primary OS since 2019 and I’ve never had this much trouble from an update.
I have a similar problem, except I cannot connect my AKG bluetooth headphones at all since this update. Did you find a solution to your problem? Edit: my problem was user error. I accidentally had toggled bluetooth on my phone and so the headphones had already connected to that.
Similar issue and Solution.
I don’t use VPN servers requiring a pin, rather static saved credentials to vpn in Network Manager.
Fails to connect on 2.6
Hi there,
Since wine 7.22, after I use a full screen application there is a grey bar along the bottom of the screen. It’s really irritating and is only cleared when the wineserver is shutdown.
wine 8.00 still has this issue.
Hi all. For some reason my machine is still showing as up-to-date. I have tried a number of commands, updated mirrors etc but still no result. Maybe my mirror is the last in the sync queue! More power to Manjaro & the community! Ruziel
