Stuck on triggering uevents

[Shad]

I don’t know how to make an installer log in the installer or the boot log at a time to get relevant information despite reading the template.

Hardware information:
NVIDIA GeForce RTX 4090
Intel Core i7-13700K

I tried it both with the nvidia installer and the default. Also tried using popsicle instead of etcher

[haakoth]

Based on the hardware information you have provided, you may just need to add ibt=off on the boot line. Popsicle should work just fine.

• When booting the ISO, highlight the nvidia proprietary
• press the e key
• should put you in edit mode, add ibt=off at the end of the line

[Shad]

Thanks that worked! It seems I also have to add ibt=off when I boot it into the OS after install or else it freezes but it works.

[Shad]

It seems ibt=off doesn’t stay in the edit and I have to put it in every time though. Is there a way to make it so it’s there every time by default so I don’t have to readd it?

[haakoth]

Once installed you can edit

Systemd boot (this is default now, so if you didn’t change)

edit

/etc/kernel/cmdline

and add it to the end and save.

• run sudo dracut-rebuild

Grub
edit

/etc/default/grub

and add it to the end of GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT= and save

• run sudo grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg

Some additional information for nvidia

[Shad]

I added it and it still it appears in the cmdline file after running sudo dracut-rebuild and rebooting, but it doesn’t appear in the actual boot menu it doesn’t boot as if it’s there either, still freezes. I didn’t install grub and only have systemd boot.

Thanks for the addition information.

[haakoth]

Try running

sudo reinstall-kernels

[Shad]

That worked thanks again.

[haakoth]

Sorry, still learning the new systemd stuff, now I know to add the latter command!

Glad you got it working!