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There isnt any title for arch to boot on systemd-boot.
These are my config files and my /dev/sda1 boot drive is mounted on /mnt/efi.
efi/loader/entries/arch.conf;
title Arch Linux
linux /vmlinuz-linux
initrd /intel-ucode.img
initrd /initramfs-linux.img
options root=/dev/sda2 rwAfter this i changed /dev/sda2 with it’s own uuid but it didn’t worked too.
efi/loader/loader.conf;
timeout 3
console-mode keep
default arch.confThe solution was setting up with /dev/sda1 mounted on /mnt/boot
Last edited by Welt (2022-01-02 08:12:01)
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default and timeout can be changed in the boot menu itself and changes will be stored as EFI variables LoaderEntryDefault and LoaderConfigTimeout, overriding these options.
Check the variables to confirm what is used.
Last edited by jasonwryan (2022-01-01 21:49:15)
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wiki + man page wrote:default and timeout can be changed in the boot menu itself and changes will be stored as EFI variables LoaderEntryDefault and LoaderConfigTimeout, overriding these options.
Check the variables to confirm what is used.
I searched for that parameters but unable to find them. I changed the systemd/bootctl files with my owns but it still didnt worked out.
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jasonwryan wrote:wiki + man page wrote:default and timeout can be changed in the boot menu itself and changes will be stored as EFI variables LoaderEntryDefault and LoaderConfigTimeout, overriding these options.
Check the variables to confirm what is used.
I searched for that parameters but unable to find them. I changed the systemd/bootctl files with my owns but it still didnt worked out.
I did the installation from beginning and now mounted sda1 to /mnt/boot now there is title but it drops me to emergency shell rn as i change UUID with /dev/sda2 on arch.conf file will be fix the issue i will keep you updated guys.
Edit: yeah it fixed.
Last edited by Welt (2022-01-02 08:11:04)
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