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#1 2010-08-16 19:46:25
- Mr Pink57
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- From: a van down by the river
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accidentally installed x86_64 kernel
This was so stupid. Pacman was saying everything was up to date which is was not (have not updated since early June) so I fixed my mirrorlist, well I put my architecture as 86_64 not even thinking so my kernel will not boot now of course since my computer is i686 only. I've tried to chroot into my system and downgrad but I keep getting the unable to chroot 'bin/bash' error.
Any help? I will try to provide whatever info I can. If nothing else I will just reinstall Arch.
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#2 2010-08-16 19:53:26
- tavianator
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Re: accidentally installed x86_64 kernel
Boot up the installer, pacman -Sy, look at the last packages that got installed (/var/log/pacman.log), and re-install them with pacman --root /path/to/your/install -S packages.
Last edited by tavianator (2010-08-16 19:53:47)
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#3 2010-08-16 20:12:29
- Allan
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Re: accidentally installed x86_64 kernel
And set the Architecture option in pacman.conf to prevent you doing that again.
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