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Hello everybody,
I am trying to install arch linux on a Hyper-V gen-2 virtual machine using the new archinstall guided installer. When requested which video driver to install, on the basis of what I have read at https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Hyper-V I have selected fbdev (I am not using gpu passtrough).
During the installation process, immediately after the installation of plasma-meta konsole kate dolphin sddm plasma-wayland-session I get some messages of the type
hv_vmbus: No request id available+
but I don't know if they are relevant.
However when I try to login in kde session the screen becomes blank ad I can't do anything else
Can anyone help me to understand what's wrong?
Last edited by hikikomori666 (2021-05-11 16:46:21)
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I don't know if they are relevant.
If it work and you don't have any problem with your Arch installation don't touch nothing
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hikikomori666 wrote:I don't know if they are relevant.
If it work and you don't have any problem with your Arch installation don't touch nothing
Sorry, I had forgotten a piece of my post. I have problems in login in the kde session, see edited message above.
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Sorry again. It was the kde-wayland session not workingm instead kde-x11 seems to work fine.
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Moved to "Arch Linux Guided Installer" subforum
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Ok, then I have done other steps and Installed again arch using archinstall with xfce, and again it works (for some reasons instead I get a blank screen when triying to select Gnome as DE).
Then I have gone trough the wiki and I have enabled Hyper-V integration services and configured screen resolution at boot time.
I haven't been successful instead with Enhanced Session: I have been able to install the linux-vm-tools with git and to enable hv_sock from Windows. Where I'm failing is at editing ~/.xinitrc to start Xfce.
I have copied /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc to my home directory and just added the line
exec startxfce4
at the end of file, but I still can't connect to xfce session. Could anybody help me to fix this issue?
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hi hikikomori666,
exec startxfce4
in /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc
note.. to start xfce4-Desktop without dbus-launch, dbus-x11 has to be installed & dbus removed..
$ yay -S dbus-x11
or try..
exec dbus-launch startxfce4
more info..
Edit ~/.xinitrc to start Desktop Environment
hope this still helps,
k,
Last edited by k247tEK (2022-11-16 20:00:47)
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$ yay -S dbus-x11
Please don't recommend the use of yay.
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hi cfr,
opps... I'm new to arch...
will not do so from now on...
any alternative to use.. or is it the AUR... ?
thanks for the heads up..
k,
Last edited by k247tEK (2022-11-19 06:34:15)
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any alternative to use.. or is it the AUR... ?
Using makepkg directly is better and then using more minimal AUR helpers, if preferred. AUR helpers which blur the difference between the official repos and AUR are particularly problematic, because you shouldn't trust AUR as there are no safeguards against malicious or (more likely) incompetent PKGBUILDs. You also tend to get problems because, if you don't know which packages are from AUR, you aren't as well equipped to deal with problems when incompatibilities arise as a result of updates to the official repos.
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