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I recently tried to install arch on my Asus Zenbook UX31A. At First I just burned the ISO-Image on an USB Flash Drive and rebooted my Computer. Because the UX31A has a UEFI Motherboard i tried "modprobe efivars", but got only "Fatal Error: Module efivars does not exist" as response. I didnt continued the Installation after that, but instead reread the wiki.
I found out that I have to make a special USB drive for UEFI ( https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/UE … B_from_ISO ).
I did what the wiki said and got "Permission denied" on "# awk 'BEGIN {FS="="} /archisolabel/ {print $3}' /mnt/iso/loader/entries/archiso-x86_64.conf | xargs mkfs.vfat /dev/sdXY -n" but everything else worked fine. I then rebooted and tried installting arch again, but I still got the same response as before. I didnt find anything on that Error on the Installation Guides or the Wiki Articles, so I hope you can help me here. I'm not sure if I can continue the Installation with that Error, but I doubt it. Can you tell me please what that Error means and how I can resolve it, since I would realy like to have arch installed on my Zenbook.
Last edited by Systemerror (2012-12-27 13:20:34)
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Can you try Archboot iso?
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As I recall, you can only load that module if you booted from an EFI mode bootloader.
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# awk 'BEGIN {FS="="}...
has to be run as root; that is what the '#' denotes.
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Can you try Archboot iso?
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WIll do, thanks
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has to be run as root; that is what the '#' denotes.
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Oh sorry, forgot to mention that, i ran every command as root (sudo)
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Did you substitute correctly for XY in that command?
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Did you substitute correctly for XY in that command?
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Yes, I checked on GParted before
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Can you try Archboot iso?
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I downloaded Archboot iso now and burned it on an USB drive with UNetbootin. I restarted, but the screen went black after the inital Asus Logo and didn't show anything. I waited some time but nothing happened.
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Last edited by Systemerror (2012-12-25 17:31:26)
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Ok I tried installing Arch again and I noticed something. I get an Error already when booting. It says
[drm:_gen6_gt_force_wake_mt_get] *Error* Force wake wait timed out
and later
Mounting '/dev/disk/by-label/' to '/run/archiso/bootmnt'
Waiting 30 seconds for device /dev/disk/by-label/ ...
ERROR: '/dev/disk/by-label/' device did not show up after 30 seconds
Falling back to interactive prompt
You can try to fix the problem manually, log out when you are finished
sh: can't access tty: job control turned off
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has to be run as root; that is what the '#' denotes.
_______________________________________________Oh sorry, forgot to mention that, i ran every command as root (sudo)
If you just put sudo at the beginning, it probably won't work because the pipe won't get run with privileges - only the input to the pipe. Run it as root instead.
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Thanks to everyone, I was able to fix the Problem and make a USB Stick that works with the Steps described in the UEFI Article in WIkipedia. When the "Permission denied" came i ran "chmod o+rw /dev/sXY" , then the awk command worked perfectly. I got a USB Stick that has the right label and boots perfectly in UEFI Mode. Seems like I overlooked the easiest Solution
Last edited by Systemerror (2012-12-27 13:21:25)
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