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Here's a video of me trying to boot with it (https://www.reddit.com/r/linux4noobs/co … s_on_boot/)
The problem is, gpu drivers don't work. It only worked when enabling the "nomodeset" parameter (which disables the drivers). Could downgrading my mesa packages get it to work?
I know the problem is not the way I'm configuring the kernel during compilation, as I am using a .config file that is known to work on debian 12. Also, pre-compiled kernel doesn't work either.
The reason why I want to use this old kernel, is that newer ones are really buggy.
Kernel version (that I am trying to compile): 5.10.186
Mesa package version: 1:23.2.1-2
What makes me thing that downgrading packages might help, is that this kernel works flawlessly on debian 12 (which has older packages), but does not work on arch.
Last edited by Sempiternal-Futility (2023-10-30 02:12:52)
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What GPU and drivers are we talking about?
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@Scimmia My gpu is a R7 240.
Radeon and AMDGPU drivers don't work on the 5.10.186 kernel
Last edited by Sempiternal-Futility (2023-10-30 02:15:39)
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So we're talking southern islands. Did you follow the wiki for getting amdgpu to work?
I get trying an older kernel, but why are you on an old version of 5.10? 5.10.199 is latest. Why not use the aur package for it?
Last edited by Scimmia (2023-10-30 02:20:32)
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@Scimmia I already tried the AUR. Same issues.
Yes I did follow the wiki. I'll try to compile the 5.10.199 kernel, see if it works.
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Can you boot the multi-user.target (2nd link below) w/o "nomodeset" ?
Please post your complete system journal for the boot:
sudo journalctl -b | curl -F 'file=@-' 0x0.stOnline