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So I tried to boot into arch today after setting up some basic python stuff with emacs like a week ago
and now it doesn't boot correctly. I think I installed black or flake8 or something.
I wish I could provide more logs however it doesn't pass me into the emergency terminal and I can't
switch to a (Alt-F{n}) terminal.
I saw that the wiki said you can use (Ctrl-S) to pause the terminal output but it didn't work.
I assume that's only for after the machine boots.
I tried to use my phone to record a video of them but the messages fly to quickly. Either way, this method
to put it lightly is much less than ideal.
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I was able to capture at least one failure message however:
[FAILED] Failed to start Load Kernel Modules
See "systemctl status systemd-modules-load.service" for details
Afterwards, I see that it can load kernel variables, etc. It then starts to look at my USB devices at which
point it freezes.
I know that the above messages are largely useless they lack context.
I saw there are similar posts on these forums except they are able to get access to a terminal of some
sort.
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So I guess step 1 to is to get the complete logs.
I still have the USB I flashed Arch onto.
I didn't want to use it without having direction in case I make the problem worse.
Does someone know how to get logs without being able to get a 'native' terminal going?
Last edited by Corvidal (2022-06-14 17:30:11)
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Use your bootable USB.
You need to boot on live mode, mount your partitions and chroot.
After that, you can post a journal log using a pastebin service.
If the problem was installing something, post a pacman log, too. (/var/pacman/pacman.log)
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[FAILED] Failed to start Load Kernel Modules
See "systemctl status systemd-modules-load.service" for details
Do you have an nvidia chip?
Add
ibt=offto the kernel parameters.
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[FAILED] Failed to start Load Kernel Modules
See "systemctl status systemd-modules-load.service" for detailsDo you have an nvidia chip?
Addibt=offto the kernel parameters.
I do have an NVIDIA graphics card. I use refind instead of grub. Do you know what file I would need to take a look at to verify 'ibt=off'?
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Thanks @Seth
Adding ''ibt=off" was the correct fix.
Edit:
Added kernel parameter by pressing + twice in the refind boot loader and appended "ibt=off" to the parameters.
Afterwards I edited /boot/refind_linux.conf with the same changes in order for them to persist.
Last edited by Corvidal (2022-06-14 17:33:42)
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