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avasam

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arch linux boot problem after remove linux-lts on

I installed linux-lts but I decided to remove linux-lts and use linux.
i removed linux-lts and nvidia-lts.
i installed linux and nvidia.
then i boot wirh linux and config grub by this command :

sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg

After that, my system will still boot automatically with

linux-lts

and there is always error. error says module loading error and kernel not load and ....
When I boot manually with

linux

kernel everything works like a charm .
How can I make

linux

to be default?

philo

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Registered: 2015-01-26

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Re: arch linux boot problem after remove linux-lts on

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GRUB/T … le_entries

seth

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Registered: 2012-09-03

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Re: arch linux boot problem after remove linux-lts on

grub-mkconfig should™ have removed the linux-lts entry - did you forget to mount the boot partition?

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avasam

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Re: arch linux boot problem after remove linux-lts on

https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/GRUB/T … le_entries

i read and done this before . but this is NOT releated to my problem

avasam

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Re: arch linux boot problem after remove linux-lts on

grub-mkconfig should™ have removed the linux-lts entry - did you forget to mount the boot partition?

what you mean mount the boot partition ??? i removed linux-lts and installed linux simply
then re-generated grub config file
but still my system try boot with linux-lts

V1del

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Registered: 2012-10-16

Posts: 25,306

Re: arch linux boot problem after remove linux-lts on

If your GRUB looks for the grub.cfg on a separate partition and that wasn't mounted when you generated your grub.cfg you will not have updated the correct grub.cfg. Mount the partitions like you think they are correct and post

lsblk -f
mount
sudo cat /boot/grub/grub.cfg

Last edited by V1del (2021-09-05 12:19:51)