Before hopping on endeavouros I used mint and on mint I had pretty much the exact error logs that I am getting now which I fixed with adding some boot commands on the boot file but as I am fairly new to arch and I don’t exactly know if its actually the same problem I don’t know how to fix it.
first, you should check with lspci if you can link those errors to a device.
should be in lspci and tell you the name.
After that, you can try to search if it is a known issue and apply the fix, or find out if your hardware is having a fault.
Apparently the problem is with this specific port:
“00:1d.3 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation Device 9d1b (rev f1)”
Well the from what I have seen its supposed to be a wifi device of some sorts but so far I had no problem with it so what can I do to prevent it from spamming the logs? Is there some sort of hammer I can employ in the bios config files like in mint? The one I used was pci=nommconf
Yeah systemd didn’t really work out on my machine so I went eith grub so can I just nano into /etc/default/grub or is there another method for arch? Also can’t I just use the command update-grub to update it afterwards? Sorry if it all sounds a bit ignorant on my part.
Well after using vim with sudo and editing the boot parameter in I updated grub and the error does not show up anymore. Also as a plus my computer seems to be running much faster now. Thank you everyone for helping me. Cheers.