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How to get the best Arch Linux servers to update your system
You may have seen me struggle with the Arch Linux servers in one of my videos.Time to dive into the application reflector. Read all about it on your own computer.Type reflector --help in the terminal and read more.Servers speed and service all depend on your own...
How to automount a harddisk after booting up
To find a solution to an issue, it is important to know the terminology.Search for "Arch Linux automount harddisk" and you will get lots of hits.One of them is the fstab from Arch Linux wiki.https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/FstabOn that page there is a part about...
Failed to start light display manager – giving misinformation to Xorg
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Nvidia – Failed to open Light Display Manager – lightdm issue – switch to sddm
One of the reasons of this error message Failed to open light display manager is that the lightdm is really failing and that is not the Nvidia driver or the configs that are behind it. Solution Switch to SDDM and rule out if it is a lightdm issue or not. sudo pacman...
Freeze your current kernel for a while
In the context of a failed to start light display manager message we show you how to tell pacman not to update the current kernele and nvidia drivers.
Nvidia – Failed to open Light Display Manager – timing issue
One of the reasons of this error message Failed to open light display manager is that the kernel (in this case linux) and the Nvidia packages were not downloaded/synced at the same time. Solution Wait or find another server and update via TTY. Then reboot.Freeze your...