Hi, I have been trying to install Endeavour OS on my computer (R7 3700x, 2080s, Asus B450i) but I am stuck on the live session as it does not recognize the ethernet port (or the wifi) of my motherboard and that prevents the installer to launch.
I ran a sum check on the ISO I downloaded and also tried it first on a VM, where it worked fine. I also
tried to create the bootable usb following the guide on the official website as well as using an alternative software. I tried both the default live session as well as the one with proprietary drivers, same result…
I ran out of ideas, that’s why I need your help with this issue. Thank you all in advance.
(The output of running ‘systemctl status NetworkManager’)
If the older one works then use it as there will be no difference really. Otherwise you could use a mobile phone with USB tethering or install the offline version of Xfce is another option. Honestly if the other ISO works then I would use it.
Thats odd, is the iso running with newest kernel and not lts? That means it may be wise to stick with lts and check what happened in the kernel with your driver support.
If you install using the old iso I would also tick lts kernel to be sure.
I installed the old iso since I just wanted to try the os. But still, I would prefer to use the new installer once I completely migrate since some of the options there are useful for me
I installed through the old ISO and now I am running the latest kernel with no problem. I guess some bad driver got into the latest iso preventing my pc to work fine
If the computer is working and installed i just wanted you to put the command in the terminal and provide me the link so i can see what the hardware shows after you got it installed.