Arch Linux boot errors
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I am installing Linux Arch on old windows xp notebook,all time when I start booting it show these errors and booting isn't continuing.
What is wrong?, and how do I fix it?
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edited Jan 27 at 17:41
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I am installing Linux Arch on old windows xp notebook,all time when I start booting it show these errors and booting isn't continuing.
What is wrong?, and how do I fix it?
linux arch-linux
edited Jan 27 at 17:41
ctrl-alt-delor
11.5k42059
asked Jan 26 at 15:53
Jozef ŠprlákJozef Šprlák
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I am installing Linux Arch on old windows xp notebook,all time when I start booting it show these errors and booting isn't continuing.
What is wrong?, and how do I fix it?
linux arch-linux
edited Jan 27 at 17:41
ctrl-alt-delor
11.5k42059
asked Jan 26 at 15:53
Jozef ŠprlákJozef Šprlák
91
I am installing Linux Arch on old windows xp notebook,all time when I start booting it show these errors and booting isn't continuing.
What is wrong?, and how do I fix it?
linux arch-linux
linux arch-linux
edited Jan 27 at 17:41
ctrl-alt-delor
11.5k42059
asked Jan 26 at 15:53
Jozef ŠprlákJozef Šprlák
91
edited Jan 27 at 17:41
ctrl-alt-delor
11.5k42059
asked Jan 26 at 15:53
Jozef ŠprlákJozef Šprlák
91
edited Jan 27 at 17:41
ctrl-alt-delor
11.5k42059
edited Jan 27 at 17:41
ctrl-alt-delor
11.5k42059
edited Jan 27 at 17:41
ctrl-alt-delor
11.5k42059
11.5k42059
asked Jan 26 at 15:53
Jozef ŠprlákJozef Šprlák
91
asked Jan 26 at 15:53
Jozef ŠprlákJozef Šprlák
91
asked Jan 26 at 15:53
Jozef ŠprlákJozef Šprlák
91
91
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Jan 30 at 12:39
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Do not post images of code or errors!
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It is not clear if you're trying to boot the flash drive to begin installation, or if you already installed and is trying to boot the installed system.
Either way, the problem is that it is trying to boot looking for a disk with name ARCH_201901, which to by coincidence, is the name of the arch Linux installation media.
If you're trying to boot the flash drive to begin installation, you probably had problems preparing the flash drive, and this might be a duplicate of question on super user.
If you already installed(I don't think that's the case?) you did something incorrect on your installation, repeat the process carefully, specially the part on mounting partitions and arch-chrooting.
answered Jan 26 at 18:06
Arthur Moraes Do LagoArthur Moraes Do Lago
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It is not clear if you're trying to boot the flash drive to begin installation, or if you already installed and is trying to boot the installed system.
Either way, the problem is that it is trying to boot looking for a disk with name ARCH_201901, which to by coincidence, is the name of the arch Linux installation media.
If you're trying to boot the flash drive to begin installation, you probably had problems preparing the flash drive, and this might be a duplicate of question on super user.
If you already installed(I don't think that's the case?) you did something incorrect on your installation, repeat the process carefully, specially the part on mounting partitions and arch-chrooting.
answered Jan 26 at 18:06
Arthur Moraes Do LagoArthur Moraes Do Lago
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It is not clear if you're trying to boot the flash drive to begin installation, or if you already installed and is trying to boot the installed system.
Either way, the problem is that it is trying to boot looking for a disk with name ARCH_201901, which to by coincidence, is the name of the arch Linux installation media.
If you're trying to boot the flash drive to begin installation, you probably had problems preparing the flash drive, and this might be a duplicate of question on super user.
If you already installed(I don't think that's the case?) you did something incorrect on your installation, repeat the process carefully, specially the part on mounting partitions and arch-chrooting.
answered Jan 26 at 18:06
Arthur Moraes Do LagoArthur Moraes Do Lago
412
add a comment |
It is not clear if you're trying to boot the flash drive to begin installation, or if you already installed and is trying to boot the installed system.
Either way, the problem is that it is trying to boot looking for a disk with name ARCH_201901, which to by coincidence, is the name of the arch Linux installation media.
If you're trying to boot the flash drive to begin installation, you probably had problems preparing the flash drive, and this might be a duplicate of question on super user.
If you already installed(I don't think that's the case?) you did something incorrect on your installation, repeat the process carefully, specially the part on mounting partitions and arch-chrooting.
answered Jan 26 at 18:06
Arthur Moraes Do LagoArthur Moraes Do Lago
412
It is not clear if you're trying to boot the flash drive to begin installation, or if you already installed and is trying to boot the installed system.
Either way, the problem is that it is trying to boot looking for a disk with name ARCH_201901, which to by coincidence, is the name of the arch Linux installation media.
If you're trying to boot the flash drive to begin installation, you probably had problems preparing the flash drive, and this might be a duplicate of question on super user.
If you already installed(I don't think that's the case?) you did something incorrect on your installation, repeat the process carefully, specially the part on mounting partitions and arch-chrooting.
answered Jan 26 at 18:06
Arthur Moraes Do LagoArthur Moraes Do Lago
412
answered Jan 26 at 18:06
Arthur Moraes Do LagoArthur Moraes Do Lago
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answered Jan 26 at 18:06
Arthur Moraes Do LagoArthur Moraes Do Lago
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answered Jan 26 at 18:06
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