Didn't consider it since it's in the system tray, but now that you mention it I should change it.
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Absolutely! It's probably my favorite distro. I'll have to see if arch can dethrone it but I don't expect too many differences since the two are so similar.
Yes. I was on endeavour before but I wanted to try actual arch this time.
Thanks! Everything is at gitlab.com/jespal1/dotfiles. (Along with a bunch of old broken stuff I no longer use. Please dont judge the mess)
Who cares? She obviously has the qualifications and competence so what does it matter if she is into herbs and shit?
Tried the archinstall script instead and still nothing. Couldnt find my laptop on that page unfortunately but other Asus laptops seem to have some similar issues with the bootloader. Might have to just give up and install fedora again because this sucks.
I have mounted my EFI partition to /mnt/boot and after chrooting into the root directory I ran grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --efi-directory=/boot --bootloader-id=UEFI-GRUB. Then I ran grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg. Is there anything wrong with any of these commands? I got no errors when I ran them.
I have gone through the entire arch install process twice and the GRUB install maybe 5 times or so. Still the same. I tries installing to vritualbox before doing it on physical hardware and that booted fine so I suspect it might have something to do secure boot. I found this reddit thread that mentions "adding grub64x.efi to trusted in my bios through secure boot" but I'm not sure how to do that.
Secure boot is disabled, but I'm not sure what the second part of your comment means. Do you mean grub requires Secure Boot to work?
Ah yes, the good ol' "I have depicted you as the bad wojak and me as the good wojak therefore I am correct".
What game is this?
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