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I hav installed arch on my usb hard drive and when I boot my system from it, its working on arch fallback, but it does not work with arch, saying unable to find mount blahblah
what is difference between Arch and Arch Fallback?
and is it ok to use fallback whole time?
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Fallback has all mkinitcpio hooks loaded, the normal one only has what is needed. Adding usb to the HOOKS= line in /etc/mkinitcpio.conf and running 'mkinitcpio -g /boot/kernel26.img' as root will allow you to boot from USB.
Running as fallback all of the time isn't going to hurt anything, but fixing the problem is always better.
Last edited by elliott (2008-04-27 05:01:46)
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thank you very much
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I fixed that post, be sure to run 'mkinitcpio -g /boot/kernel26.img'.
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Doesn't Arch have Fallback mode since Linux v3? Or am I missing something? Sorry if this has been answered somewhere.
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@MrAlex - it's there but if you're using grub you have to add it manually. Check your /boot for the fallback files.
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