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So when I boot on the Live USB the screen resolution is fine
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@seth depends if the system is booting in EFI mode or not the link details it anyway.
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There's a reason this is called noob corner, I know how to execute and copy(Install) but not know how to write and configure beyond what is said/documented
Last edited by AidenJ (2018-03-04 21:32:34)
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Researched more on the parameters and it worked! Thanks for all of your help!
How do I mark this as solved?
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Edit:
Kernel_parameters#Configuration notes which boot loaders are used on the install media so you can follow the correct instructions to add the option seth suggested.
AidenJ wrote:The console of the installation media is what has the incorrect resolution.
So you have to pass the options to the bootloader.
AidenJ wrote:I can't really add any parameters DUE to the fact the screen resolution is off
Yes you can see edit from previous post.
The Arch Linux installation medium uses Syslinux for BIOS systems, and systemd-boot for UEFI systems.
Where "installation medium" Syslinux BIOS systemd-boot and UEFI are links for you to check and below that section is instructions for Syslinux and systemd-boot to adjust boot options once you have determined which one is in use.
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Thanks, I know that my system is syslinyx which will definitely help me later!
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Edit your first post and alter the subject.
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As this thread is solved it doesn't need anymore attention, how do I mark as solved?
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How do I mark this as solved?
Code_of_conduct#How_to_post
I would advise you to do more research first in future before you start being ignored posting in the NC does not exempt you from the expectation to read the wiki first especially after being directed to a page on it.
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Sorry about this, I'll check through the wiki more thoroughly next time.
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