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I've upgraded to latest kernel. Then followed wiki to replace with systemd. Also searched the forums and resolved a few issues that I had. Everything works great, Arch boots faster and uses less RAM on boot...
However, I have questions:
1) At start of syslinux boot there's a "Probing EDD (edd=off to disable)... ok" I have SSD on my laptop. Is this related? What are pros and cons of disabled/enabled state?
2) From KDE when I click to shutdown it shows a login prompt (tty1) for a while before it powers off. How can I remove the login prompt as I don't need to login, just need to shutdown?
Thanks for your help.
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I found this:
Oh and arch was actually slow to boot up, it is always slow on "Probing EDD", I've had this problem on a number of distros.
here: http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions … 175423857/
So for question 1) to disable or leave enabled?
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I figured out how to remove the login prompt on shutdown and also about EDD. Safe to remove this thread.
thx
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This is a particularly sh*tty thing to do. You ask a question, and then when you finally find an answer you simply say you solved it. Well that does nothing for the community you are asking help from. In fact, it likely makes other really not want yo help you in the future.
Also, threads are not typically closed unless they have nothing to do with Arch Linux (there are other reasons too, but that is the most typical). So please be a good member of the community and post the info you found. Else don't expect help around here.
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fo … way_Street
Read that. Though the whole page is probably in your best interest.
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Sorry about that will keep in mind for future. I used this thread:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/questions … an-750715/
Also I'm on Xfce now.
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