1: how to disable ipv6?
i tried ‘echo ‘ipv6.disable=1’ | sudo tee /etc/kernel/cmdline’ and followed up with a ‘sudo reinstall-kernels’ but i was left with an unbootable system (error msg: a start job is running for /dev/gpt-auto-root - it never finishes)
2: how do i make linux default on the systemd-boot screen if linux-lts is installed?
3: how do i remove windows from the systemd-boot screen (not terribly important)
this is a new install, plasma,dracut, systemd-boot, ext4, luks
Well…yeah, you overwrote your cmdline with only ipv6.disable=1. That would definitely break it. You need to edit the file and add that to the end of the line.
Use wildcard in /efi/loader/loader.conf. If you share the output of ls /efi/loader/entries I can help with that.
Add the line auto-entries no in /efi/loader/loader.conf
thanks
1: that was terribly stupid of me.
add to end of line, not new line?
2:
af197517a7264663a8016d9a3dd06efa-5.15.85-1-lts-fallback.conf
af197517a7264663a8016d9a3dd06efa-5.15.85-1-lts.conf
af197517a7264663a8016d9a3dd06efa-6.1.1-arch1-1-fallback.conf
af197517a7264663a8016d9a3dd06efa-6.1.1-arch1-1.conf
3: thanks!
so thats where the timeout is hiding too
should i run sudo reinstall-kernels after any of these?
Yes.
Change the default line in /efi/loader/loader.conf to this:
default af197517a7264663a8016d9a3dd06efa*arch?-?.conf
When you change /etc/kernel/cmdline, yes. For the changes to /efi/loader/loader.conf, no.
thank you very much good sir
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