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I was trying to reinstalling arch with systemd-boot my configurations are as it follows;
For /boot/loader/entries/arch.conf
title Arch Linux
linux /vmlinuz-linux
initrd /intel-ucode.img
initrd /initramfs-linux.img
options root=/dev/sda2 rw
For /boot/loader/loader.conf;
timeout 3
default arch-*
The error as i get at boot is as it follows;
EFI stub: ERROR: failed to open file: intel-ucode.img
EFI stub: ERROR: failed to load: initrd
EFI stub: ERROR: efi_main() failed
Failed to execute Arch Linux (\vmlinuz-linux): Not Found
I’m greatful for all of your helps in regards.
As i tried to make few more installs i have solved this but now i have one more problem there is no Arch Linux start on systemd-boot so i decided to move and open a fresh thread on newbie corner cuz im a newbie and it will bi inappropriate to continue under here. This is the topic
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=272746
Last edited by Welt (2022-01-01 21:35:53)
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What's in /boot?
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What's in /boot?
EFI initramfs-linux-fallback.img initramfs-linux.img loader vmlinuz-linux
Last edited by Welt (2022-01-01 14:13:02)
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And where is /boot mounted?
lsblk -f
The intel-ucode package doesn't look to be installed but I think the other errors are because it's not under the EFI system partition.
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And where is /boot mounted?
lsblk -f
The intel-ucode package doesn't look to be installed but I think the other errors are because it's not under the EFI system partition.
It is located in /mnt/boot/ intel-ucode package is installed but dunno where it is located. But if i type lsblk -f it shows as /boot and /dev/sda1’s type is efi system too.
Last edited by Welt (2022-01-01 14:43:15)
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I'm guessing you didn't have it mounted when you installed intel-ucode? Might want to unmount it and see what's in the /boot dir of the root partition. If that's the case, clear that dir, remount, then reinstall the package.
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