Arch Linux Installation Tutorial Part 2: Setting up Xorg, Gnome and Pulseaudio
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Top Comments
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So when is that tutorial on the laptop version of Arch installation coming?
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if i ever would install arch linux,
my last words on my death-bed will be
I....installed....ARCH!
*dies*
All Comments (411)
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When X FINALLY started up, I played Celebration by Kool and the Gang. Serious.
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Can you do a tutorial on installing Slackware 13.37? In VirtualBox? Please? Great tutorial!
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this is in my opinion a relative short video on installing arch :p
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will you be remaking these tutorials since the arch install has changed somewhat?
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The best tutorial ever..
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@kjah11 Hahah..lol..=p
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@mikeccuk2006 fergot -c (ammount)
me had it once
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@meraed818 me to but i don't care couse my internet works on it
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startx didn't work. Installed xinit, xterm, xorg-server, and a bunch of other random X dependencies. And yet startx or any initialization of X won't work. Tried starting 5 or 6 DE's as well, didn't work. Failed to load modules mach64, vesa, and fbdev. Fatal error: no screens found. So, unless you have a list of X dependencies I didn't include, I have no idea how to get X to start
what do you do if pacman doesen't work and you didn't install sudo?
LoveBarthalamewPls 7 months ago
@LoveBarthalamewPls you should have set up a root password during the installation. if you're logged in as root, you should be able to run pacman.
thisweekinlinux 7 months ago
help! when I go to install xorg, it numbers everything it will install with it, and what number you want to install. It says all is default, and I can't type all, only numbers 1-86, but I want to install them all. What do I do?
glowcode 8 months ago
@glowcode Just hit enter (without typing anything) and it should install all. :)
Your videos are really helpful, thisweekonlinux! :)
RainSkG 8 months ago
@RainSkG Thanks very much!
thisweekinlinux 8 months ago
@glowcode I believe @RainSkG is correct. :)
thisweekinlinux 8 months ago