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Hi guys,
I read a lot about this problem but i cant configure my network adapter. I use proxmox.
This is my addresses:

I dont have installed NetworkManager, netctl or similar.
I cant set dhcpd to my adapter:

I dont have sudo command.
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a) please replace the oversized images w/ links (200x200 image max)
b) don't post images of text, post text
c) Can you just start dhcpcd?
type dhcpcd; pacman -Qi dhcpcdd) *cough*
I use proxmox.
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So did you install the dhcpcd package with pacstrap or while you were in the chroot environment when installing the system? The error message suggests not.
If not then you can load up the Arch ISO image, mount your partition(s) and use the pacstrap command to install it, just as you did when installing the base metapackage. Or use the ip command to assign static addresses instead.
EDIT: too slow...
Last edited by Head_on_a_Stick (2020-04-13 16:31:21)
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a) please replace the oversized images w/ links (200x200 image max)
b) don't post images of text, post text
c) Can you just start dhcpcd?type dhcpcd; pacman -Qi dhcpcdd) *cough*
I use proxmox.
Sorry, but i cant copy all console output connected to vnc console and i dont have ssh access.
type dhcpcd; pacman -Qi dhcpcdOutput:
-bash: type: dhcpd: not found
error: package 'dhcpd' not foundI use my VM Proxmox server for test Archlinux. This is my first install and i testing in a controlled environment.
I'l try to boot from iso, mount /dev/sda and install
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So did you install the dhcpcd package with pacstrap or while you were in the chroot environment when installing the system? The error message suggests not.
If not then you can load up the Arch ISO image, mount your partition(s) and use the pacstrap command to install it, just as you did when installing the base metapackage. Or use the ip command to assign static addresses instead.
EDIT: too slow...
Post my solution:
As you say @Head_on_a_Stick i loaded the iso file and...
- mount /dev/sda1 /mnt
- pacstrap /mnt networkmanager
- exit
- rebootChange the boot priority, boot from hdd and enable networkmanager with
systemctl enable NetworkManager && systemctl start NetworkManagerI executed
nmtuiand configured the connection. All systems online ^^
Much thanks for your help @seth & @Head_on_a_Stick
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