this is the first time i did anything with linux and with a little chatgpt and impotantly this video i had no problems... until 18:20 idk directory isnt there but everything installed alright. but im so happy that i remembered linux 2 days after this video was released! thanks a lot
Excelent video, so fiquei com uma duvida sobre o suport a placas nvidia, da forma que você instalou ja instala e configura os drivers corretamente? vi que no repositorio em que foi feito o clone ele recomenda algumas outras etapas
Em teoria, o script atual tenta detectar e instalar automaticamente se você tiver uma placa da Nvidia (linha 159 do script): # find the Nvidia GPU if lspci -k | grep -A 2 -E "(VGA|3D)" | grep -iq nvidia; then ISNVIDIA=true else ISNVIDIA=false fi E na linha 222, ele faz o mesmo passo a passo indicado no README, de maneira automática (ou seja, o README não está atualizado, o repo é mantido por duas pessoas só e muitas vezes eles esquecem de trocar o nome de um package ou atualizar a descrição). No meu caso, foi detectado e instalado automaticamente. Mas se quiser ter certeza, só fazer os passos indicados no repo antes de rodar o script 😁
Hello bro, when doing the GRUB part my system is not UEFI but BIOS, what should I do in that case? I don't have much knowledge about Linux and so I don't know what command I have to change, by the way, excellent video, greetings from Colombia
Hello my friend, thanks for your comment! When installing it for BIOS: 1 - First you will have to select the "Boot in normal mode" in Ventoy, instead of "Boot in grub2 mode" (you can check the video at 4:06, i have selected "Boot in grub2 mode" so i would have access to UEFI options, as i stated before, you will select the "Boot in normal mode" so you can have the BIOS installation options) 2 - When creating you disk partitions, your 600M Boot partition will have a type of "BIOS boot" instad of "EFI System" (you can check in the video at 6:24 that I've selected "EFI System", as i stated, you will select "BIOS boot") 3 - After you've done the previous steps, when installing GRUB, run "grub-install --target=i386-pc /dev/sdX" where i386-pc is deliberately used regardless of your actual architecture, and /dev/sdX is the disk (not a partition) where GRUB is to be installed. For example /dev/sda or /dev/nvme0n1, or /dev/mmcblk0. You should now be able to install it! 😁
Sorry, I don't know if you could help me with the last part that I didn't understand very well. After I installed GRUB and executed this command grub-install --target=i386-pc /dev/sdX" where i386-pc, at the time of Executing it is without the quotes, right? And where is the sdX, do I have to change it to the address of my disk or do I just put the command and that's it?
I am going to replace the command you sent me with: grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --directory=/boot --bootloader-id=GRUB and then continue with the following lines of code that you write normally
Grub is your bootloader, if you do not install grub or other bootloader, you will only be able to enter your system using a live system like your pendrive. So, short answer is yes, but you will have to enter your installed system using the live USB every time untill you install a bootloader.
this is the first time i did anything with linux and with a little chatgpt and impotantly this video i had no problems... until 18:20 idk directory isnt there but everything installed alright. but im so happy that i remembered linux 2 days after this video was released! thanks a lot
Glad it helped you!
Alr this was a success. Tysm
Great video! It’s detailed and easy to learn from. Excellent work, keep it up!
Thanks a lot my brother! Always appreciate your help in every aspect of my life! 🙏💚
Nice tutorial!!
@@pedrohandrade2000 Thank you so much brother! 🙏💚
Excelent video, so fiquei com uma duvida sobre o suport a placas nvidia, da forma que você instalou ja instala e configura os drivers corretamente? vi que no repositorio em que foi feito o clone ele recomenda algumas outras etapas
Em teoria, o script atual tenta detectar e instalar automaticamente se você tiver uma placa da Nvidia (linha 159 do script):
# find the Nvidia GPU
if lspci -k | grep -A 2 -E "(VGA|3D)" | grep -iq nvidia; then
ISNVIDIA=true
else
ISNVIDIA=false
fi
E na linha 222, ele faz o mesmo passo a passo indicado no README, de maneira automática (ou seja, o README não está atualizado, o repo é mantido por duas pessoas só e muitas vezes eles esquecem de trocar o nome de um package ou atualizar a descrição).
No meu caso, foi detectado e instalado automaticamente.
Mas se quiser ter certeza, só fazer os passos indicados no repo antes de rodar o script 😁
I don't know if I could contact you to see if you can help me with that part please.
Hello bro, when doing the GRUB part my system is not UEFI but BIOS, what should I do in that case? I don't have much knowledge about Linux and so I don't know what command I have to change, by the way, excellent video, greetings from Colombia
Hello my friend, thanks for your comment!
When installing it for BIOS:
1 - First you will have to select the "Boot in normal mode" in Ventoy, instead of "Boot in grub2 mode" (you can check the video at 4:06, i have selected "Boot in grub2 mode" so i would have access to UEFI options, as i stated before, you will select the "Boot in normal mode" so you can have the BIOS installation options)
2 - When creating you disk partitions, your 600M Boot partition will have a type of "BIOS boot" instad of "EFI System" (you can check in the video at 6:24 that I've selected "EFI System", as i stated, you will select "BIOS boot")
3 - After you've done the previous steps, when installing GRUB, run "grub-install --target=i386-pc /dev/sdX" where i386-pc is deliberately used regardless of your actual architecture, and /dev/sdX is the disk (not a partition) where GRUB is to be installed. For example /dev/sda or /dev/nvme0n1, or /dev/mmcblk0.
You should now be able to install it! 😁
@@horseyddtank424 thank you very much brother, I'll try it
Sorry, I don't know if you could help me with the last part that I didn't understand very well. After I installed GRUB and executed this command grub-install --target=i386-pc /dev/sdX" where i386-pc, at the time of Executing it is without the quotes, right? And where is the sdX, do I have to change it to the address of my disk or do I just put the command and that's it?
I am going to replace the command you sent me with: grub-install --target=x86_64-efi --directory=/boot --bootloader-id=GRUB and then continue with the following lines of code that you write normally
Bro, a question, can I install grub later?
Grub is your bootloader, if you do not install grub or other bootloader, you will only be able to enter your system using a live system like your pendrive. So, short answer is yes, but you will have to enter your installed system using the live USB every time untill you install a bootloader.