[SOLVED]Unable to mount flash drive. / Newbie ... - Arch Linux …
2015年5月1日 · but it is only on that specific flash drive, which has worked in the past. I do believe it is worth noting that I did recently have Arch and Grub installed in hopes of making a portable Arch installation, which worked. I don't know why I formatted it and removed the install, but not for whatever reason I can't use a gpt partition table and ...
[SOLVED] Arch USB can't see hard disk ... - Arch Linux Forums
2019年3月30日 · I am trying to install arch off of a USB, but /dev/sda points to the USB itself and I can't figure out how to access the hard disk. lsblk, fdisk -l, parted -l, and the contents of /dev/disk show only the USB. If it helps, the hard disk contains a fresh install of windows at the moment. How can I get arch to see my hard drive so that I can mount it?
Can't boot into home `Timed out waiting for device ... - Arch Linux …
2025年1月3日 · Don't post images of text output, pipe that output to a pastebin service as described here.If you don't have a network connection from your boot, boot from the Arch install media (USB/disk) and follow the installation guide steps to connect to the Internet - obviously do not take any steps to repartition and reformat.
How to partition a USB flash-drive to install Arch Linux?
2008年12月28日 · # dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdz //cleans the usb drive # fdisk /dev/sdz // press m and read the help, make a partition, make it bootable // you have to press (double check anyway): // n, p, 1, <enter>, <enter>, a, 1, t, b, w # mkfs.vfat /dev/sdz1 // formatting
Flash Player 10 Install Instructions (x86_64 ... - Arch Linux Forums
2008年8月6日 · 3. checkout the latest flash plugin at www.flash.com a. write down the version number from the download page (version 10.0.12.36 as of 10/29/08) 4. yaourt -S nspluginwrapper-flash-beta a. edit the PKGBUILD to reflect the current version: pkgver=10.0.12.36 b. edit the PKGBUILD to reflect the current download location:
Add ArchLinux install option on USB flash drive / Newbie Corner / …
2013年6月9日 · When you come to the section on where to install Arch Linux, just choose to use the partition on your USB stick instead of on your internal drive. When you are ready to install Arch Linux, please follow the Beginner's Guide. That post on LifeHacker is a year old. Arch Linux has changed a LOT since then.
Reduce disk I/O. In any way. - Arch Linux Forums
2024年12月24日 · a little explanation: I am currently developing an ISO of the full Arch Linux installation. The goal is to be able to write the iso to a USB flash drive (!) and get a portable Arch. Problem - Flash drives have inexcusably slow speed - in practice, about 15-40 Mbps even on USB 3.0 devices. If you know the ways to reduce disk's IO as much as ...
[SOLVED] Flash drive not showing up in /dev - Arch Linux Forums
2013年7月19日 · When I plug in a flash drive to the USB 2.0/3.0 ports on my computer, nothing changes in /dev. I don't see any /dev/sdb either. lsusb shows the flash drives, and /dev/bus/usb/ contains the correct files. fdisk and lsblk don't show the flash drives. Here's the dmesg output for plugging a flash drive into the USB 2.0 port:
[Solved] USB storage devices not showing - Arch Linux Forums
2017年5月21日 · I have tried different USB Flash drives and different ports but the result is the same. I do not have a custom kernel and my kernel is up to date (4.10.13-1-ARCH). However when I check the fdisk -l output the drive is showing at /dev/sdb (Disk /dev/sdb: 14.5 GiB, 15524167680 bytes, 30320640 sectors).
[SOLVED] Clone Archlinux to USB flash drive / Installation / Arch …
2011年10月5日 · Yes, since Arch uses GRUB 1 on the installation CD you can uste the command I gave you to reinstall GRUB on the flash disk with the settings you already entered for the /boot/grub/menu.lst file. Make sure you boot the CD in 64 bit mode if …