Arch Won't Boot After Install MacBook Pro

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2012-08-20T01:13:21Z

That is what paccache does.

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2013-04-10T23:48:39Z

Please mark your topic solved.

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2012-07-15T23:46:34Z

You don't really need to tell Arch not to install a boot loader. Unless you tell it to install one, it won't. (Even if it installs the package as part of a group, it won't install it to disk etc.)

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2013-01-18T01:31:44Z

Pass LC_ALL=C to get output in English to post here.

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2013-01-24T00:01:04Z

Since you found the solution, it would be courteous to explain how you "Managed it" rather than deleting your post. That way other users with the same question will be able to benefit from your solution. You can then mark your thread as solved.

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2012-07-15T23:49:53Z

How did you install catalyst? (https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fglrx)Details of your video card(s)?

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2012-07-18T23:31:23Z

Do you mean that it works if you use just arch (not the mac) and that it works if you use just the mac (not arch)?

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2012-05-27T01:40:34Z

Does your network support ipv6? If not, have you tried disabling it altogether? (I think you can do this temporarily for a single boot by editing the parameters on the kernel command line if you are using something like grub to boot.)

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2013-01-12T01:49:12Z