Re: Installation issues with the 8/8/2017 image lxqt Reply #45 – 23 September 2017, 12:17:12 Quote from: mrbrklyn – on 22 September 2017, 19:33:26what is the command for installing grub. grub-installgrub-install /dev/sda (sdb or whatever you want it to go to) otherwise you can update-grub without it being installed on sda, copy the 1st menuentry and its submenus and paste it to the other distribution's grub.cfg in the ##custom 40## area. Supposedly when the other system updates its grub does not alter the entries already in custom.
Re: Installation issues with the 8/8/2017 image lxqt Reply #46 – 23 September 2017, 12:58:36 Quote from: fungalnet – on 23 September 2017, 12:17:12grub-install /dev/sda (sdb or whatever you want it to go to) otherwise you can update-grub without it being installed on sda, copy the 1st menuentry and its submenus and paste it to the other distribution's grub.cfg in the ##custom 40## area. Supposedly when the other system updates its grub does not alter the entries already in custom.Don't think this works on UEFI systems?If you use UEFI see here half way down the pagehttps://artixlinux.org/migrate.php Last Edit: 23 September 2017, 15:36:29 by robin0800
Re: Installation issues with the 8/8/2017 image lxqt Reply #47 – 23 September 2017, 14:49:08 No, I keep thinking everyone here works on sub $100 machines still Feel free to add the alternative 1 Likes
Re: Installation issues with the 8/8/2017 image lxqt Reply #48 – 23 September 2017, 15:57:48 i just installed archbang.. it is now running openrc and using artix repos so if you like openbox and dont mind configuring it a bit, it can work. it uses a text based installer called abinstall and i'm thinking that could or should be adapted for using with artix and not even bother with calamares at all.. 1 Likes
Re: Installation issues with the 8/8/2017 image lxqt Reply #49 – 23 September 2017, 16:07:31 i mean you could modify abinstall for artix purposes and then put it in the repos for people to install from the live medum
Re: Installation issues with the 8/8/2017 image lxqt Reply #50 – 24 September 2017, 00:23:42 I really can't seem to get X working, which is very frustrating because it seems the more that screw with X the worst it works. I need x to do two things, to start from the command line with startx, and to work from an ssh tunnel, which I can't get to seem to function despite efforts with xhost and xwrapper.conf. I don't even know where to start to debug this. I has worked since slackware 3.2 and now it doesn't. BTW I tried to start lxdm and that froze everything.
Re: Installation issues with the 8/8/2017 image lxqt Reply #51 – 27 September 2017, 22:10:55 I just want to confirm that the apparent machineid error is really secondary to the pulse dependency issue? If so, does anyone know what is pulling in pulse, since I certainly didn't manually select it. Also - is there any way for calamares to save it's confguration and reload it so that if it fails, you don't have to specify every little bit of info again?
Re: Installation issues with the 8/8/2017 image lxqt Reply #52 – 27 September 2017, 23:31:22 Yes its plasma-pa that pulls pulseaudio-gconf that pulls pulseaudio that then pulls libpulse and yes that dependency error is what causes the machineid error. Not sure what you can do, leave out pulse-pa perhaps enable the system-testing repo, try another DE and add plasma later?
Re: Installation issues with the 8/8/2017 image lxqt Reply #53 – 28 September 2017, 02:21:21 well the work around seems to be to install the base iso packages and then after install of the base system, manually install all the thingies you want to run... you need a few chops to pull that offf though... fortunately, though not too many chops needed.... 2 Likes
Re: Installation issues with the 8/8/2017 image lxqt Reply #54 – 28 September 2017, 13:46:48 Quote from: robin0800 – on 27 September 2017, 23:31:22Yes its plasma-pa that pulls pulseaudio-gconf that pulls pulseaudio that then pulls libpulse and yes that dependency error is what causes the machineid error. Not sure what you can do, leave out pulse-pa perhaps enable the system-testing repo, try another DE and add plasma later?A question: but is not more simple to replace the 10.x version in the repos with the 11.x requested from plasma-pa?
Re: Installation issues with the 8/8/2017 image lxqt Reply #55 – 28 September 2017, 17:15:11 The 11 x is in the testing repo's not sure if you can enable them before starting calamares, it is world testing you need I think.
Re: Installation issues with the 8/8/2017 image lxqt Reply #56 – 29 September 2017, 15:27:35 Quote from: robin0800 – on 28 September 2017, 17:15:11The 11 x is in the testing repo's not sure if you can enable them before starting calamares, it is world testing you need I think.I tried to replace world repos with world-testing, but without result. It solve (no messages in Calamares log) the problem of the dependency of libpulse 11.x. but crashed in the chroot process pacman-key --init.I completed a Plasma installation with another approach. I did a post.