Can't Boot Into EndeavorOS after installation

General system Newbie
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I recently installed EndeavorOS and now when I try to boot into it it shows the Following Error:
sh: can't access tty: job control turned off

I did see alot of explanation about this all over the Internet and finally stumbled upon here.

There were some explanations, which I did Try.
But Nothing seems to work whatsoever.

I’ve some important work to do and I don’t think its the best to keep this topic lingering like so.

With all due respect, I’d like someone to look into this matter asap.

IzumiCypherX

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Welcome to :enos: forums.

  • Was it working before the error?
  • What did you do before this error started popup?
  • What solution/s did you try?

Well sorry about your work and this is a community forum people will answer if they feel like it. Ans if they think they can help solve it.

Don’t demand. This is not a paid service. It’s a community of people who would answer if they like to help out demanding things is not a good start.

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I mean yea.
I’m not ordering or anything
More like an intense request.

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Yea.
Here’s the Respective Answers:

  • Nope I’m a new user.
  • I just booted into the live USB and did the offline install and erased the whole disk.
  • I tried removing /dev/console(didn’t go as planned so I just reinstalled it[same error btw])
  • IzumiCypherX
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Wow! Looks like you will get a ton of sympathy.
The easiest way to fix this would be to boot with an archlinux installation media or the EndeavourOS media, perform a chroot and reinstall the kernel using pacman. Look here for instructions: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Chroot

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Umm I did follow and do the following:
mount /dev/sdX /mnt arch-chroot /mnt pacman -S linux exit reboot
And It still does the same

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Something else that would prevent the topic from lingering is to provide some information about your hardware, for example the output of inxi -Faz .

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Have you tried any other Linux distros? Does this happen with every Linux distro you try?
Also, do you have a separate boot partition? That would have to mounted as well.

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Did you exchange the /dev/sdX with the proper drive partition that has Endeavouros installed on it?