nice the part of "device wlan0 show" thatreally shows important info, some wifi cards must be enabled by the adapter first, keep that in mind just to comment in further videos
thank you so much you are a life saver i have watched other tutorials and sometimes the network doesnt work other times i have got problems but yours is simple thank you
4:20 I will say just use your phone in UBS targeting mode to access internet because your wifi device may cause issue because every wifi device does work on linux
Hey everyone, I'm having trouble with Arch Linux and Secure Boot. I installed Arch with Secure Boot turned off, and everything worked perfectly. But then I tried enabling Secure Boot later, and my boot menu (where you choose which operating system to start) got messed up. It shows a message saying the files are tampered with. If I turn Secure Boot back off, the menu comes back, but that's not what I want. I figured out the problem is because the normal Arch installer doesn't have a special boot menu program that works with Secure Boot. Secure Boot seems really strict and needs to check everything before it lets it run. The solutions I found online involve creating your own special codes (keys) and signing things, but that sounds super complicated! Honestly, I'm not comfortable messing with those kinds of settings. Has anyone else had this issue? Is there an easier way to fix the boot menu so I can use Secure Boot with Arch? Help a beginner out!
You are using a UEFI system with secure boot. Using Linux was never gonna be a easy option to begin with. The best thing you can do is read the arch wiki or see a online tutorial. Plus you are using arch so you should get comfortable configuring everything in your system to begin with and yes that does include your BIOS firmware settings to some extent However if you don't want to deal with all that you can install a distro like fedora which should work with secure boot turned on out of the box
@@kskroyaltech I disabled Secure Boot to install Arch Linux, and it worked perfectly. However, when I re-enabled Secure Boot after installation, the boot menu wouldn't load, and I received a "tampered files" message. Since I'm on a UEFI system, I understand the need for custom keys to verify the boot loader (GRUB). I've checked the Arch Wiki for solutions, which involve adding custom keys for verification. However, I'm hesitant to modify BIOS settings, especially since the Wiki warns about potential risks. I don't want to brick my system. I've searched for tutorials on loading custom keys for Secure Boot, but some comments mention users experiencing boot failures after following them. To avoid any issues, I'll be still use Ubuntu for now until a clearer Secure Boot guide for Arch Linux becomes available. P.S. While I understand disabling Secure Boot would allow me to use Arch, But I'd prefer to keep this security feature enabled.
archinstall doesn't auto format nvme drive . i had to manually fully install archlinux , cause the auto formatting of nvme drive on my laptop was failing repeatedly even on different versions
@@kskroyaltech I think this is like the most difficult to install and most tutorials get it wrong. So it would really come in handy if you would do it for us.
Help! Hi Everyone, i installed linux like the same in the Video for my Tablett and it works Perfect. The problem is i dont have a on screen Keyboard. I am searching now for about a month and cant find how to do it. Can someone help me? 🧐
Excellent guide, just installed Arch successfully. Only issue with my setup is Windows is on nvme disk and Arch is on /dev/sda. Since my grub is installed on /dev/sda I don't get the grub screen.
My Hardware (Huawei Matebook X Pro 2020) isn't supported. I would check the hardware compatibility on the arch wiki before trying. Still good video though
Bro I have problem I follow your steps and installed it and I reboot after installing it it getting too much time to boot how can i fix this issue.. My laptop have 8Gb ddr3 ram , 128 ssd drive, i7 4th gen processor with intel hd graphics and also nvidia geforce 840m gpu but i can't use it because it is crashed if i installed nvidia graphic drives then it will start flickering my display so used intel open source drives during installation. I also have this problem with windows 11 so i only use integrated graphics.😢😢
I follow your guide step by step and when I reboot and run pc without pendrive, it prompts grub screen, when I choose arch Linux it start to boot, but right after boot when it suppose to load login screen, my pc loose connection with monitor. Monitor start to switch between hdmi1 hdmi2 ports etc looking for signal until it shuts down and pc is still runing. I cant get journal or anything becouse there is no screen working. Shortkey alt+ctrl+F2 dont work either. Do you know what might be the cause of this?
This video helps you to install Arch Linux on a Standalone drive. Say Your computer has Two drives, one for windows and the other spare drive can be used for arch linux installation.
@@kskroyaltech I installed the desktop but got a cui. Also, at the end there was some error related to pipewire or something. I think the installation didn't finish successfully, but I couldn't find the reason why. Maybe it's a hardware related issue.
Just literally mixed your tutorial with stuff from the official installation guide for it to make the installation actually work because I already tried installing 10 times previously but the terminal only showed an error message Thanks for the half-help
at end chrooting part, i rebooted the pc, and when i was to enter the system with password, it rebooting and gives me again welcome menu with password, help me plz
hey just want to confirm if this tutorial covers the ff: 1. swap file/ partition was not created (needed to support RAM and hibernation) 2. os-prober was not enabled in grub config for dual-booting PCs. I just watched a tutorial and it lacks those two above,
SWAP file can be created manually later. In my particular case I haven't used SWAP file because of sufficient ram available in my computer. Also You can setup OS prober after the installation if you have windows running on the other drives.
@@kskroyaltech OK thanks I will try it. When can we expect the raspberry pi 5 Achinstall guide? I know you get lots of requests but this one is a strange case. I cannot find any guide that result in successful installation. commentators on other videos say the same. Does raspberry pi 5 supports Arch?
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Thanks a lot man, this is way easier and clearer than the arch wiki for a beginner
yes it is.
Amazing video instead of those 1+ hour videos with unnecessary yappering. Thanks!
Thank you much ..
That was an incredible tutorial, step by step. you rocked it. Thank you.
Awesome. thank you so much
nice the part of "device wlan0 show" thatreally shows important info, some wifi cards must be enabled by the adapter first, keep that in mind just to comment in further videos
Yes, you are right
Thank you, this is my first time using Archt btw😊
thank you so much you are a life saver i have watched other tutorials and sometimes the network doesnt work other times i have got problems but yours is simple thank you
4:20 I will say just use your phone in UBS targeting mode to access internet because your wifi device may cause issue because every wifi device does work on linux
Better to be installed traditionally or by short cut, as mentioned above?
Sure traditional way is lot better for advanced users. This is for Beginners.
@@kskroyaltechand I think you for that I just installed my first primary Linux distro using this tutorial
You mean your first linux distro is arch?? @@ARD905
it very easy thank you bro
Bro I tried downloading this, and this is the best and easiest for a guy who doesn't even know about Linux..... ☝️🎂👍👍👍👍Best video
Awesome
bro thank you sooo much i was wondering why my internet isn't connect and your tutorial helped me reinstall arch and fix my problem
Glad to hear that
Thanks mate you are a saviour
Happy to help
Thank you very much 👍🎉
You're welcome!
Hey everyone,
I'm having trouble with Arch Linux and Secure Boot. I installed Arch with Secure Boot turned off, and everything worked perfectly. But then I tried enabling Secure Boot later, and my boot menu (where you choose which operating system to start) got messed up. It shows a message saying the files are tampered with. If I turn Secure Boot back off, the menu comes back, but that's not what I want.
I figured out the problem is because the normal Arch installer doesn't have a special boot menu program that works with Secure Boot. Secure Boot seems really strict and needs to check everything before it lets it run.
The solutions I found online involve creating your own special codes (keys) and signing things, but that sounds super complicated! Honestly, I'm not comfortable messing with those kinds of settings.
Has anyone else had this issue? Is there an easier way to fix the boot menu so I can use Secure Boot with Arch? Help a beginner out!
You are using a UEFI system with secure boot.
Using Linux was never gonna be a easy option to begin with.
The best thing you can do is read the arch wiki or see a online tutorial.
Plus you are using arch so you should get comfortable configuring everything in your system to begin with and yes that does include your BIOS firmware settings to some extent
However if you don't want to deal with all that you can install a distro like fedora which should work with secure boot turned on out of the box
Arch Hates Secure boot. Disable it and try again.
@@kskroyaltech I disabled Secure Boot to install Arch Linux, and it worked perfectly. However, when I re-enabled Secure Boot after installation, the boot menu wouldn't load, and I received a "tampered files" message.
Since I'm on a UEFI system, I understand the need for custom keys to verify the boot loader (GRUB). I've checked the Arch Wiki for solutions, which involve adding custom keys for verification.
However, I'm hesitant to modify BIOS settings, especially since the Wiki warns about potential risks. I don't want to brick my system.
I've searched for tutorials on loading custom keys for Secure Boot, but some comments mention users experiencing boot failures after following them.
To avoid any issues, I'll be still use Ubuntu for now until a clearer Secure Boot guide for Arch Linux becomes available.
P.S. While I understand disabling Secure Boot would allow me to use Arch, But I'd prefer to keep this security feature enabled.
Thank you brother 🎉
This video is worth watching 🎉❤ thanks brother
Cool! thank you very much for thw work down
That's was very helpful tutorial
Glad it was helpful!
Thank You Again.
Welcome ❤️
@kskroyaltech 🖤
Awesome! Great tutorial. I need a tutorial for beginners for all things Hyprland on Nvidia GPU on Arch.
archinstall doesn't auto format nvme drive .
i had to manually fully install archlinux , cause the auto formatting of nvme drive on my laptop was failing repeatedly even on different versions
Use GDISK to format the drive then invoke arch install script.
@ksk Royal , Please make one for BLACK ARCH LINUX plus installing the GNOME desktop.🙏🙏
will try If there is demand from more people.
@@kskroyaltech I think this is like the most difficult to install and most tutorials get it wrong. So it would really come in handy if you would do it for us.
@@kskroyaltech pls make tutorial it there not any tutorial for BLACK ARCH LINUX
thank you bro
You're welcome.
Thanks you!
Help!
Hi Everyone, i installed linux like the same in the Video for my Tablett and it works Perfect. The problem is i dont have a on screen Keyboard. I am searching now for about a month and cant find how to do it. Can someone help me? 🧐
Im 10 years old and i watch it to install hardest linux distro inthe world💀
Awesome.
Did you achieve it?
I want say one thing
I USE ARCH BY THE WAY
can u do hyperland version please ?
Its the same just select hyprland instead of kde
The video is coming tomorrow. Stay tuned.
Excellent guide, just installed Arch successfully. Only issue with my setup is Windows is on nvme disk and Arch is on /dev/sda. Since my grub is installed on /dev/sda I don't get the grub screen.
This is Arch. Who wants it easy? 🙂
ME
@@kskroyaltech 🙂
@@kskroyaltechBro pls make a tutorial for hyprland on Nvidia drivers for arch
I'm using aus tuf a17 and facing lots of problems...
Everyone
People with a life
I tried to add Additional Packages but it all bugged, red and yellow text appeared and I had to redo everything from scratch
Random tech Indian saving my ass for the millionth time.
Thank you very much.
if have old bios and mbr, its not posible install new arch? Give some PGP signature errors.
Do this:
timedatectl set-ntp true
timedatectl status
pacman -Sy archlinux-keyring
pacman -Syu
pacman-key --init
pacman-key --populate archlinux
pacman -Sy --assume-installed archlinux-keyring
My Hardware (Huawei Matebook X Pro 2020) isn't supported. I would check the hardware compatibility on the arch wiki before trying. Still good video though
Didnt it boot the Arch Linux ISO ?
ı get thı error failed to connect to bus no medium found
Same vro
did you find a solution ?
Bro I have problem I follow your steps and installed it and I reboot after installing it it getting too much time to boot how can i fix this issue..
My laptop have 8Gb ddr3 ram , 128 ssd drive, i7 4th gen processor with intel hd graphics and also nvidia geforce 840m gpu but i can't use it because it is crashed if i installed nvidia graphic drives then it will start flickering my display so used intel open source drives during installation.
I also have this problem with windows 11 so i only use integrated graphics.😢😢
Hey, Could you please tell me how to import DTS Audio processing profiles to Linux from windows?
Thanks
setfont -d also increases the text size fyi
Which pendrive do u use? Can u suggest me one
Just buy cheap pendrive if it for installing os only (I'm using 4gb unknown pendrive for installing archlinx lmao)
"directory '/ect/default' does not exist" what should i do?
*sudo nano /etc/default/grub*
I follow your guide step by step and when I reboot and run pc without pendrive, it prompts grub screen, when I choose arch Linux it start to boot, but right after boot when it suppose to load login screen, my pc loose connection with monitor. Monitor start to switch between hdmi1 hdmi2 ports etc looking for signal until it shuts down and pc is still runing. I cant get journal or anything becouse there is no screen working. Shortkey alt+ctrl+F2 dont work either. Do you know what might be the cause of this?
Super
does this cover the first time boot menu? first time booting up arch so idk if it works (ive tried 4 other times and none of them worked)
This video helps you to install Arch Linux on a Standalone drive. Say Your computer has Two drives, one for windows and the other spare drive can be used for arch linux installation.
So i installed it on my nvme1
What happened, is it safe
Blud got kidnapped
On Rufus at the beginning where it says Device. Does not show anything, even when I click on it. Help here
Make sure you USB Drive is connected to PC properly.
how to fix this Waiting for archlinux keyring sync (archlinux-keyring-wkd-sync) to complete
pacman -S archlinux-keyring
What to do if you don't have uefi but legacy windows?
Procedure is same.
On rebooting after installation, I get a cui I thought I will get a full-blown gui. Anybody knows what I am missing here??
Did u choose to install the desktop ?
@@kskroyaltech I installed the desktop but got a cui. Also, at the end there was some error related to pipewire or something. I think the installation didn't finish successfully, but I couldn't find the reason why. Maybe it's a hardware related issue.
hey bro who do in reduce the scroll speed using two finger
it is way fast in the ubuntu how do i reduce it
Try to adjust the mouse and touch pad settings
Can you help me? I installed it launched it but instead of the os i got the “Arch-linux” kernel
hey how do i install it with an sd card
Just literally mixed your tutorial with stuff from the official installation guide for it to make the installation actually work because I already tried installing 10 times previously but the terminal only showed an error message
Thanks for the half-help
Great to hear!
at end chrooting part, i rebooted the pc, and when i was to enter the system with password, it rebooting and gives me again welcome menu with password, help me plz
After successfully completing installation there no grub and no boot why !?😇
Go to bios make the primary OS as Linux (GRUB)
@@kskroyaltech i do but also nothing in bios only usb boot 😇
Bro a critical error shows at last after i press enter and the installation begins , after 10 mins python error comes. Please help
Same
Same here tried it 2x already...
@MrJxtr but bro I got the solution , just don't set anything in the audio settings in arch linux script
@@skarman3763 yes I also found the solution, tried it and worked handshake 🤝
task umount:6102 blocked for more than 122 seconds
joy of depression
Bro my pc shutdown in middle of installation of arch linux what can i do
Try again.
I can now officially say, I use arch btw
Yep..
What to do corrupted package
Try this:
sudo pacman -Sc
You can force reinstall the corrupted package.
sudo pacman -S --needed --noconfirm
Bro make new tutorial for hyperland + arch. Please 🙏
Uploading tomorrow
hey bro, when I try to login into my user I get a "login failed" message, what should I do?
Re-install
Bro while using device list it isnt showing anything
I need a video guide on how to dual boot BlackArch Linux.Can you please make a video detail
Wil do ..
This is the simplest arch tutorial
that's a good laptop. :)
I've followed all the way, but i'm getting errors at end
What errors ?!
I wanan to add others keyboard layout (us and arabic )
All the time I spent downloading at a speed of 100 KBps was wasted, all I got were red errors at the end.
Make sure you have updated mirror list..
It worked thank you!!! God in heaven bless us all
hey just want to confirm if this tutorial covers the ff:
1. swap file/ partition was not created (needed to support RAM and hibernation)
2. os-prober was not enabled in grub config for dual-booting PCs.
I just watched a tutorial and it lacks those two above,
SWAP file can be created manually later. In my particular case I haven't used SWAP file because of sufficient ram available in my computer.
Also You can setup OS prober after the installation if you have windows running on the other drives.
@@kskroyaltech thank you!
I want to get rid of windows 11 and only have Archlinux. How can I do that?
Choose the Windows Drive and format it with GDISK and install arch Linux. It's that simple.
@@kskroyaltech OK thanks I will try it. When can we expect the raspberry pi 5 Achinstall guide?
I know you get lots of requests but this one is a strange case. I cannot find any guide that result in successful installation.
commentators on other videos say the same.
Does raspberry pi 5 supports Arch?
After install it open or work, when i restart the it show black screen and mouse cursor please help me
You change it from plasma to plasma x11 at the top left in the login screen.
Now i can say that, i use arch BTW 😉
Sounds like a smart choice 😉
thank you so much this is the first time trusting an indian
lol
OMG .. No worries.
Lol lost my data 😂 was skipping ahead. Now trying to recover it.
I went to console and tried the sudo pacman -Sy and it doesn’t work, it still says windows system instead of archlinux
you dont even have to do most of the steps you just connected to the internet and put archinstall
Sure when you have connected to ethernet you dont need to do anything. But to connect to wifi you need to rely on iWCTL.
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