https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Gr … boot_filesdm_mod?
WonderWoofy
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2012-10-07T20:18:32Z
Have you thought about trying syslinux? I was a grub user and when grub2 came about I used it for a while, and thought it was rediculously complex for being the bootloader of choice for a community that touts simplicity over all else. Syslinux makes me feel like I still have the original grub. (Though I use it only as a backup to UEFI)
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WorMzy is telling you that there is no fancy mounting tricks or anything needed, you only need the /boot partition, which can be pretty small, and the bootloader installed to that drive. In fact, you might even be able to get away with the bootloader alone (and its config?).
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2013-02-25T01:44:59Z
Wow, you really left no stone unturned there, did you?
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2012-09-16T05:50:47Z
You shouldn't realy have to specify this, but what happens if you add 'auto'?
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2012-12-01T01:08:15Z
Well, it sounds like it is trying to use the Intel card, so did you follow the advice on Arch's Intel wiki page and put i915 in the modules of mkinitcpio.conf? If so, does it boot in low res if you append nomodeset to your bootloader command line?
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2012-09-03T03:14:30Z
https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Fo … te#BumpingI actually am now not going to read the thread because this bothers me.
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2012-11-25T07:12:02Z
@Gulver, this is a support thread. I think you were looking for this https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=147841
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2013-05-27T02:06:15Z
@cfr, you know you can simply use [[ -f /etc/profile ]] && . /etc/profile instead of the if/then statement. It will work either way, but I use the one liner because it makes my .xinitrc look a little cleaner.
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2012-10-13T02:13:45Z