Hi, my desktop just hangs on boots, after update, no matter I choose EndeavourOS Linux, with Linux linux
or EndeavourOS Linux, with Linux linux (fallback initramfs)
and it hangs like this
downgrading the kernel will be what one shoudl try.
If it is caused by the kernel update.
Only keep in mind to take care of may kernel agnostic packages like nvidia driver and some wifi drivers…
yours looks more like quiet boot and GPU driver not updated or may using non working nvidia-470xx-dkms?
I am using latest nvidia-dkms package (525.89.02-2), so I should use chroot to get into my system through the terminal and download downgrade the kernel? through latest iso? or there is another way to do this?
And I do have a quiet option in my kernel parameter, I think it might be helpful if I delete it later on for better debug…
Naturally this happens on the one day (since the GRUB update) where I don’t check this forum or the main arch website before running the update. And thank heavens my heart did not actually stop, because it seems my install is fine. That said, I have had weird issues with wifi in the past which magically disappeared when I switched from GRUB to systemd-boot. I wonder how many people with wifi problems are using GRUB instead of systemd-boot?
As a former Kubuntu user I always prefered to have a fancy boot (including plymouth).
Since I switched to endeavour I love the boot lines flying though. It feels so much quicker and in case something doesn’t work you immediately see why!
Machine: Laptop with AMD Ryzen 5 4600 (integrated graphics) and on a laptop with Intel core i5 8th gen. (Also integrated graphics)
No issues with the recent kernel version.
yes i do also have no issues on 4 differnt machines also checked with different usb wifi sticks all working fine… Intel / AMD legacy uefi BTRFS Grub systemd-boot…
in testing:
