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#1 2023-10-11 16:27:30
- DZZc0rd
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[Solved] PARTUUID editing in secure shell
Hi, I installed Arch Linux with Archinstaller and when I'm trying to boot arch linux, I'm getting the message with text "PARTUUID=None" and I can't load to arch. How can I do it in secure shell?
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#2 2023-10-11 17:13:36
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Re: [Solved] PARTUUID editing in secure shell
Please post your archinstall.log.
Mod note: moving to archinstall subforum.
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#3 2023-10-11 17:39:43
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Re: [Solved] PARTUUID editing in secure shell
I solved it, I don't need help anymore
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#4 2023-10-11 17:59:02
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Re: [Solved] PARTUUID editing in secure shell
Please share the solution so others with the same issue can benefit.
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#5 2023-10-11 18:23:23
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Re: [Solved] PARTUUID editing in secure shell
Ok, so I used my USB to open archiso, then mounted root partition to /mnt and EFI partition to /mnt/boot, then wrote arch-chroot /mnt, got UUID with cat /etc/fstab and replaced None with UUID of root folder in .conf and fallback.conf files in /boot/loader/entries folder, then rebooted the system
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