[Arch Newbie] Install a bootloader
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I've just discover arch from today. Nice, I've a "live usb" of arch on /dev/sdb/ and I reset each byte of my /dev/sda/. ( I start from a clean SSD ) Nice, so I've created 3 partition (No swap because I've 8GB on a laptop) ================================== /dev/sda GPT ================================== /dev/sda1 : 300MiB : ext4 : /boot /dev/sda2 : 50GiB : ext4 : / /dev/sda3 : ~415GiB : ext4 : /home ================================== Note: sda2 and sda3 are LUKS encrypted. It's works nicely. But now when I use: Code:
fdisk -l /dev/sda Note: I've can't boot on sda. I can only type command from live usb. Okay, and what I've tried ? Wiki:Syslinux Code:
mkdir /mnt/boot It's my first day with Arch, and I'm not a linux expert but I want to understand what I do. If someone can help me to place me on the right way, its would be nice. (Ho, and, sorry for my bad english :S ) Alaanor. |
start again. start here: https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Beginners'_guide
go through all steps. do not deviate from the path. think before and after executing each step. |
Ok, thank you for the suggestion. When I've read this, I've just wanted to say, "Guy, how many time do you think I've read this page ? Maybe more than 10..."
And before reply, I read your faqs in your signature, spend more than one hour of reading some subject. That was very interesting. Thank for the sharing. I will try to be more independent of forums, read more, try more to fix problem by myself. |
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When linking pages, please show the English page. Did you follow the instructions in that page to set the "legacy_boot" attribute for GUID Partition Table ?. |
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so if you followed the beginner's guide, your original thread should read something like this: - after executing step N of the beginner's guide, it asked me to do M, but because of P i can't continue to Q. - please also note that in step J is decided to do K instead of L, because i want it that way. J-Q are variables. we need the information they contain to be able to help you to solve your problem. Quote:
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I've read the installation guide. Ok, so I will restart from scratch, and retry with the beginner's guide. But, in anyway there is something I didn't understand: (From the beginner guide) Quote:
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^ fat32.
plus what syg00 said. but from my side, this is 2nd hand knowledge. my computers don't use efi. |
Thanks. I've learned a lot today about linux (good new :D ).
(Maybe should I create a separated topic) I have a another problem. As I said, I boot from a USB (live ARCH), my BIOS suggest to me 2 boot: - UEFI: KingstonDataTraveler 3.0PMAP - KingstonDataTraveler 3.0PMAP If I boot on the UEFI option. It's work, it's show me a panel where I can select "Arch Linux archiso x86_64 UEFI CD". But If I select this ... Black screen. And with the second option, I have a panel too, but with a image and I can properly boot on and get a console. So I follow the tutorial with the seconds option, and when I must do this command: Quote:
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if yes, please share your solution, so that others can benefit. if you have some other problem, please start a new thread. |
Of course no, do you have read entirely my post ?
I speak about a problem about the installation of a bootloader. |
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This topic is resolved. Solution: my computer look like if it's doesn't support UEFI, so I use the most simply config: MSDOS -> only 1 partition, no crypt, and I had installed syslinux. It's work.
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