You are not logged in.
I skipped configuring the bootloader and ran "umount -R /mnt".
Now I am having issues mounting to and/or changing the root to the partition I had previously mounted to with the initial install. It appears that I would need to use fuser(1) to see what process is running and kill it so I can mount again and finish the bootloader configuration or completely restart the install. I think I will need some additional guidance on whether this approach is good and how to perform this.
Doing arch-chroot /mnt results in:
mount: /mnt/proc: mount point does not exist.
dmesg(1) may have more information after failed mount system call.
==> ERROR: failed to setup chroot /mnt
I do not think dmesg(1) would be very helpful. But I do not know anything.
1 root@archiso ~ # fuser -vm /mnt
USER PID ACCESS COMMAND
/mnt: root kernel mount /mnt
[SOLUTION]: Rebooted and that appeared to fix the mounts. In my retracing of steps to undo it, I formatted my partition over so I had to restart my install. Got GRUB to launch after.
Last edited by 5ptjtp (2025-12-07 20:32:10)
Offline