Note - during the installation of desktop environment you may see keyring/ signing keys issue - try running this commands sudo pacman-key --init sudo pacman-key --populate archlinux this could sign the packages and will be installed.
Hi, you did't mention one thing: During installation of grub i was command "grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg" was not able to detect windows os. Looks like when you are running it using chroot os-prober can't search for data in mounted directories. I solved this in the following way: 1. I ran grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg comman to configure grub.cfg with only arch. 2. I logged in into newly installed arch system, mounted EFI directory and executed "grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg" again. I hope that this will help someone :)
An incredible tutorial. I had been struggling with setting up the dual boot for a long time, especially the boot loader installation stage, but after this video I finally managed to get it right. Thank you!
Man this is an incredible tutorial, first time installing arch in a actual machine (not a VM) and without archinstall script. You explain really well. Thanks man ❤
Before rebooting and removing the usb, you may need to run "systemctl daemon-reload" to make sure that grub is visible in the bootloader Note that this is after exiting the chroot environment
I'm new to Linux. This is really a comprehensive installation guide. I got Arch Linux installed in my AMD Ryzen with Windows dual-boot successfully. Thank you very much for creating such a helpful video. The wifi link was not turning up. I followed some troubleshooting steps, installed Network Manager and disabled the dhcpcd service, then I was able to connect to wifi. The Plasma Desktop is really fast. Not sure if it's because of the ssd drive, or by nature Arch Linux + Plasma is a really good combination!
@@TheSpikefunyou can't get around that. You will need an internet connection either with wifi or ethernet. Otherwise you won't be able to download a package from the internet because you cannot connect with any server that can serve you the package files. Only way would be to physically go to a server that has the package files and pull them onto your laptop
If anyone has the issue of Windows Boot Manager not showing up on Grub, try mounting the Windows EFI partition to /mnt/windows (make the directory before mounting) instead of /boot/efi. After, make the grub config as usual. That worked for me. Try running efibootmgr to see if Windows boot manager is recognized as well.
A FEW NOTES/TIPS: WINDOWS NOT PICKED UP: My install didnt pick up my windows 11 boot with os-prober, but I was able to fix it by installing the package "ntfs-3g" and rebooting into arch, then redoing the grub config. KDE HAD SOME BLOAT FOR ME: Instead of installing kde-applications, I chose to install just the plasma package, and then install the other software I wanted on top of that (like my konsole, chromium, etc). BLACK SCREEN ON BOOT WITH NVIDIA: I also had the problem where my install would not launch SDDM on boot, to fix this I used the key combo "ctrl+alt+f2" , "ctrl alt f3" or " ctrl alt f4" to get to the terminal, logged into my account, and installed the packages "nvidia" AND "nvidia-lts" (with just the nvidia package it didnt work, had to install the nvidia-lts package as well). That fixed it for me after a reboot. INSTALLING MORE APPS: Check the arch wiki for packages. The documentation on how to install them and troubleshooting is incredible and it should help with getting what you want on your pc (like for example on my gaming setup, to install steam I had to enable multilibs, arch wiki went into detail and I just used nano text editor to uncheck the line and was good to go). Hope this helped some of you! Im not the best with linux, so take these instructions with a grain of salt, but its what worked for me :)
@@chocopndn1728 Yeah for sure. I believe I read somewhere that os-prober uses ntfs-3g which is the older version of ntfs (im not entirely sure if thats correct but thats what I read a while back if I remember right). When I installed ntfs-3g it also didnt pick up my windows install right away, I had to restart first for it to pick it up for some reason. I cant remember but I may have also mounted my partition to /mnt before running the mkconfig after reboot, so that may also help pick it up. Cant remember exactly everything but u can probably look up the archwiki as well to learn more on it.
I remember the first time doing the arch CLI install feeling impossibly hard and no videos were helping me until I stumbled across one of your videos of a CLI install and it was the only one I could follow. After some practice I can now do the CLI install myself easily. I also believe learning that way instead of script helped me learn a lot more about arch and linux in general. Can't thank you enough for the knowledge you gave me
This is really the best guide to install an Arch Linux system alongside Windows 11! However, I almost failed because of one small thing. The video assumes that the EFI boot partition is on SDA1. With me, however, it was SDA2. It would be good to use here still the command sudo fdisk -l. Then it is shown without any doubt which partition is the EFI partition.
@@SShreyas17 I have had the same situation. Run the command which generates the grub bootloader entries again. (grub-mkconfig) After the second run I was able to boot windows again. Be aware, that you mount the correct uefi partition before running the grub generation again.
@@mananpreetsingh1223 I'm sorry. I have no idea. There are so many different bios versions outside. I can only give advice for bios versions I have in my environment.
Great job! I bought a new Dell XPS to run Arch but it came Windows 11 Pro. After messing with Windows for the first time in years, I decided I wanted to keep it and dual boot Arch. The only hitch was configuring wireless. This tutorial was spot on.
hello KSI, i have some issues, first: windows boot manager is not showing on grub, but I followed 100% second: I have no desktop enviroment, because it's showing "couldn't resolve host arch linux", plz reply
For those that aren't able to find Windows in their Grub Menu after installing Arch, here's your fix: Install Arch linux as intended. Once you've exited chroot and installed arch on your disk, reboot your PC so that it may load the GRUB menu. Don't worry if you don't see Windows at the moment, just boot into Arch. Login to your machine as the standard user that you created. Just to confirm, run: sudo grub-mkconfig-o/boot/grub/grub.ofg Yet again, you'll notice that os-prober doesn't detect Windows. To fix this, mount your EFI partition to /boot/efi like this: sudo mount /dev/sda1 /boot/efi Note: if you have an nome drive like me, replace 'sdal' with your nome ef partition name (mine for example was nvmeOn1p1) Once you've successfully mounted the partition, run the grub-mkconfig command again: *sudo grub-mkconfig-o/boot/grub/grub.cfg Time time, you should be able to see that os-prober is able to detect Windows and adds it to the grub bootloader menu. Reboot your PC and boot into Windows just to make sure it boots as intended.
Thank you for this guide, it was really helpful for clearing up what needs to be done differently to a regular arch install (without dual boot). I'm wondering though, why did you create separate partitions for root and home? I usually follow the wiki install guide and that part isn't included in it.
It is an 'old' common standard practice in linux. This way users of the system can completely fill their home directories, e.g. with downloads, without screwing up the operating system that will still have free disk space to so regular operations and install software... Since most systems are in fact single user, e.g. personal laptops, it doesnt matter much to do this..hence the wiki doesnt mention it.. advanced users will know this...
Great video! It was very easy to follow your instructions, however for some reason Windows doesn’t show up in grub. I might have messed up somewhere along the way. Either way the installation process was very smooth. Hopefully i haven’t removed my windows partition. lol.
THANK YOU SO MUCH, i was stuck because i didnt know you needed to put the directory after cfdisk and couldnt figure out why it couldnt fine my nvme drive
I would suggest using swap files rather than swap partition. These days we have more than enough RAM and the newer linux kernel has become efficient in using swap files. They can also be expanded or shrunk much more easily than partitions. Otherwise nice video!
Sir, after successfully following all the steps I rebooted the system but I am getting a grub CLI instead of grub menu.. how do I boot into arch linux and update my grub to get grub menu
Hi bro, while booting when I click pendrive, in installation of black arch I get error like, "Error:Failed to mount dev/disk/by-label/pendrivename , Falling back interactive promt"
Does Arch finally allow it? From what I gather none of the Arch-based distros support Secure Boot, and they seem not to have any intention of ever doing so.
if anyone has done it can they share how to enable secure boot with proper steps? from one of the videos i added shim file tried both in Boot and grub folder still no fix.....
Hello, I did everything right as in the video until 29:17, when i rebooted the system, i've got the message: "end Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted do kill init! exicode=0x00000000". Additionally, when I restarted the system manually (by holding power key) grub worked alright, but when I chose linux, there was an error: "Root device mounted successfully, but /sbin/init doesn't exist. Balling out, you are on your own. Good luck" Could I ask you to help me solve this problem? Do you have any solution for that?
@@LPH-c2p Haha, long time ago. If my memory serves me right, there was a lack of space in the reboot partition. I had to increase the memory capacity there.
If you try to install the latest Arch ISO the way you did it here, you will encounter problems installing and configuring grub. I suggest updating this video.
Thank you for your video, At the 09:02, you said if my device is using Wifi, check the description, but I checked the description and did not see any mention of how to connect to wifi on Arch.
Hi. If I install the Arch but in another SSD, the steps are the same? I mean, GRUB will detect the Windows in another SSD? By the way, excellent tutorial. Thanks!
during formatting partitions, it shows /dev/sda6 is apparently in use by the system; will not make a filesystem here. The tuts looks really good, but im stuck here, and will remain here till you help me out. Kinda new to the linux filesystem, so yeah stack overflow is taking me here and there sadly.
Hello, first of all thank you for the really well done video. I was able to set up a bootable and working Arch Linux in parallel to my Windows 11 with it yesterday. Before that I had turned off the "secure boot" in my BIOS (UEFI) and set up the grub just like in the video. However, the grub did not mount the Windows boot partition and I could only boot the desired system by switching the boot sequence in the BIOS. Maybe I have to change a setting in the BIOS - ROG Strix X570-E?
25:12 In my pc there is window dual booted with ubuntu with ububtu's grub if I skip this step Will my ubuntu grub will be the default grub? I want to triple boot with ubuntu as my main os and arch and window secondary
@kskroyaltech btw,your channel is the only channel that I trust in dual booting and many other Linux-based tutorials.Hope you do many more videos like this and thank you 🫡
Q: I noticed that you didn't increase the size of the EFI partition when installing arch. In my case the partition is full and I cannot create new files there. Any advice?
I've followed so many different tutorials (including the arch wiki) and they all seem to go well, but the end result is always the same. The PC boots straight into Windows 11 using EFI, and never presents the grub menu. OS Prober detects windows, grub config all looks ok, secure boot is disabled in BIOS, fast restart is disabled in BIOS. Ive added lvm to the grub preload modules. Im not trying to use MBR/BIOS boot Grub is set to use menu with 5 second timeout, so its not automatically skipping it, I just dont think GRUB is even kicking in at all. Any ideas please?
@@superallipalli you could try adding --removable onto grub install line. seems to work for lots of people, but sadly not me. I have to F11 on each boot, then select grub from the UEFI list. Starting to think its my MSI motherboard
@@superallipalli finally fixed my problem. Forget about using efibootmgr to set the boot order, it doesnt work at all for me. My MSI firmware keeps a seperate list in BIOS under 'UEFI BBS Priorities', which overrides the list efibootmgr changes. I changed that to Grub then Windows and it works.
hey uh my grub wont detect the windows install, whats up? my setup is basically one ssd for windows, hdd for whatever and one ssd split in two volumes, one meant for whatever and the other for arch. i can boot into windows somehow if i do exit in the grub but i cannot select windows within the grub loader and it did not detect windows there at all. whats up? i set my boot/efi/ to be the same one as on my windows drive. was i supposed to do that on my new ssd and allocate space for it?
26:33 when I run this command it's error: EFI variables are not supported on this system. EFI variables are not supported on this system. grub-install: error: efibootmgr failed to register the boot entry: No such file or directory
Bro while downloading GUI plasma it downloaded upto 800mb and after it said failed to retrieve some packages and could not enable the network service and said the file does not exist. What should I do ?. HELP!!
I followed your tutorial and everything worked except, after the installation; my wifi adapter was not detected. You mentioned something about how to setup the wifi in your description. I don't see it listed anywhere. Could you possibly explain how to do this. My wifi worked during the installation but not after.
29:10 I was stuck on this step, all i needed to do was ditch the wifi method and connect my ethernet connection Apparently my wifi turned off after the reboot and was wierdly not turning back on Switching to ethernet fixed the issue
I am installing Arch again with Windows 10. It doesn't seem to work this time. I have followed your video to a Tee. The problem I am having is, os-prober is not finding my Windows installation during grub-mkconfig. Also, I already have an EFI directory under /boot/. Has the installation process changed since this video was released?
@@kskroyaltech It's all on the same drive. This worked perfectly when I last used it 10 months ago. Is there a different install process with the newer ISOs?
Other comments mentioned installing ntfs-3g as grub-mkconfig appears unable to search NTFS drives by default. Installing it using pacman -S ntfs-3g and rerunning grub-mkconfig + reboot worked for me
Hi. I want to use my notebook for dual boot 2x Windows 11. One OS is for private use the other is for my own small company. Is this possible with TPM ?
Note - during the installation of desktop environment you may see keyring/ signing keys issue -
try running this commands
sudo pacman-key --init
sudo pacman-key --populate archlinux
this could sign the packages and will be installed.
It is not easy getting secureboot working on Arch. I have found 1 video that describes the process.ruclips.net/video/RVkCIc8CzR8/видео.html
Just remmeber to killall gpg-agent first
You are a life saver!!! Best comment ever!! Great advice, this worked for me after alot of attempts.
Hi, you did't mention one thing: During installation of grub i was command "grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg" was not able to detect windows os. Looks like when you are running it using chroot os-prober can't search for data in mounted directories. I solved this in the following way: 1. I ran grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg comman to configure grub.cfg with only arch. 2. I logged in into newly installed arch system, mounted EFI directory and executed "grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg" again. I hope that this will help someone :)
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done twice and worked like a charm boot->uefi bbs [which is usually at the bottom] then set grub to the top and you will launch into grub on startup!)
Thanks! Was really scratching my head at this part for a while. Glad someone pointed this out
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I've installed arch 3 times and this was BY FAR the best guide. Thank you sir
You're welcome!
An incredible tutorial. I had been struggling with setting up the dual boot for a long time, especially the boot loader installation stage, but after this video I finally managed to get it right. Thank you!
you are the reason i started dual booting on my acer nitro 5 without any fear, thanks man
Thank you for the feedback .. Enjoy
Man this is an incredible tutorial, first time installing arch in a actual machine (not a VM) and without archinstall script. You explain really well. Thanks man ❤
Thank you very much for watching my video
Before rebooting and removing the usb, you may need to run "systemctl daemon-reload" to make sure that grub is visible in the bootloader
Note that this is after exiting the chroot environment
i didnt do this, suffice it to say i can no longer see grub in my bootloader, and only see the windows boot ….
Well that's great to know after already exiting the live boot. Time to start from scratch. (thx for the help tho)
I'm new to Linux. This is really a comprehensive installation guide. I got Arch Linux installed in my AMD Ryzen with Windows dual-boot successfully. Thank you very much for creating such a helpful video. The wifi link was not turning up. I followed some troubleshooting steps, installed Network Manager and disabled the dhcpcd service, then I was able to connect to wifi. The Plasma Desktop is really fast. Not sure if it's because of the ssd drive, or by nature Arch Linux + Plasma is a really good combination!
Maybe this is why I had problems after the install. I had dhcpcd loaded as well.
@@TheSpikefunyou can't get around that. You will need an internet connection either with wifi or ethernet. Otherwise you won't be able to download a package from the internet because you cannot connect with any server that can serve you the package files.
Only way would be to physically go to a server that has the package files and pull them onto your laptop
If anyone has the issue of Windows Boot Manager not showing up on Grub, try mounting the Windows EFI partition to /mnt/windows (make the directory before mounting) instead of /boot/efi. After, make the grub config as usual. That worked for me. Try running efibootmgr to see if Windows boot manager is recognized as well.
Brother. I have same issues. Plz help me! 😢
@@a.z.m-arif Did you try running efibootmgr? does it show the windows partition?
when you do this, do you unmount from /boot/efi? I have this same issue, windows boot manager shows up though when I run the command efibootmgr
A FEW NOTES/TIPS:
WINDOWS NOT PICKED UP: My install didnt pick up my windows 11 boot with os-prober, but I was able to fix it by installing the package "ntfs-3g" and rebooting into arch, then redoing the grub config.
KDE HAD SOME BLOAT FOR ME: Instead of installing kde-applications, I chose to install just the plasma package, and then install the other software I wanted on top of that (like my konsole, chromium, etc).
BLACK SCREEN ON BOOT WITH NVIDIA: I also had the problem where my install would not launch SDDM on boot, to fix this I used the key combo "ctrl+alt+f2" , "ctrl alt f3" or " ctrl alt f4" to get to the terminal, logged into my account, and installed the packages "nvidia" AND "nvidia-lts" (with just the nvidia package it didnt work, had to install the nvidia-lts package as well). That fixed it for me after a reboot.
INSTALLING MORE APPS: Check the arch wiki for packages. The documentation on how to install them and troubleshooting is incredible and it should help with getting what you want on your pc (like for example on my gaming setup, to install steam I had to enable multilibs, arch wiki went into detail and I just used nano text editor to uncheck the line and was good to go).
Hope this helped some of you! Im not the best with linux, so take these instructions with a grain of salt, but its what worked for me :)
Hi can you elaborate about ntfs-3g ☺️ I'm new to linux and windows didn't pick up in os-prober
@@chocopndn1728 Yeah for sure. I believe I read somewhere that os-prober uses ntfs-3g which is the older version of ntfs (im not entirely sure if thats correct but thats what I read a while back if I remember right). When I installed ntfs-3g it also didnt pick up my windows install right away, I had to restart first for it to pick it up for some reason. I cant remember but I may have also mounted my partition to /mnt before running the mkconfig after reboot, so that may also help pick it up. Cant remember exactly everything but u can probably look up the archwiki as well to learn more on it.
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Same thing happened to me the grub didnt picked up windows
OH MY GOD YOU SAVED ME! I have tried so many things but the nvidia-lts package completely fixed my issue on boot! Thank you so much
I remember the first time doing the arch CLI install feeling impossibly hard and no videos were helping me until I stumbled across one of your videos of a CLI install and it was the only one I could follow. After some practice I can now do the CLI install myself easily. I also believe learning that way instead of script helped me learn a lot more about arch and linux in general. Can't thank you enough for the knowledge you gave me
Thank you so much for the support. It was my pleasure.
This is really the best guide to install an Arch Linux system alongside Windows 11! However, I almost failed because of one small thing. The video assumes that the EFI boot partition is on SDA1. With me, however, it was SDA2. It would be good to use here still the command sudo fdisk -l. Then it is shown without any doubt which partition is the EFI partition.
Thank you, I could have elaborated much about EFI.
I actually failed and now am unable to boot to Windows. What should I do in such case?
@@SShreyas17 I have had the same situation. Run the command which generates the grub bootloader entries again. (grub-mkconfig) After the second run I was able to boot windows again. Be aware, that you mount the correct uefi partition before running the grub generation again.
Bro how to do it with legacy bios???
@@mananpreetsingh1223 I'm sorry. I have no idea. There are so many different bios versions outside. I can only give advice for bios versions I have in my environment.
if you get a grub rescue error, try reflashing the image on rufus with DD instead of ISO!
i just watched this entire video before going to sleep at 4am.. thx!!
I installed it successful at first try. Thank you very much bro.
You are welcome
I can't believe, first try by following your video!! Thanks for the great help
Glad it helped!
took a little while to extend the efi partition but this works, thanks man
How do you extend it?
@@ghosthunter0950third party software
Very good and straight forward explenation, my first installation went without a problem, thanks
Great job! I bought a new Dell XPS to run Arch but it came Windows 11 Pro. After messing with Windows for the first time in years, I decided I wanted to keep it and dual boot Arch. The only hitch was configuring wireless. This tutorial was spot on.
Thank you so much ..
if the ln -sf with /etc/localtime doesnt work, just try getting rid of the /etc/ and just do ln -sf ___ localtime. hope this comment helped :)
hello KSI, i have some issues, first: windows boot manager is not showing on grub, but I followed 100%
second: I have no desktop enviroment, because it's showing "couldn't resolve host arch linux", plz reply
For those that aren't able to find Windows in their Grub Menu after installing Arch, here's your fix:
Install Arch linux as intended. Once you've exited chroot and installed arch on your disk, reboot your PC so that it may load the GRUB menu. Don't worry if you don't see Windows at the moment, just boot into Arch.
Login to your machine as the standard user that you created.
Just to confirm, run:
sudo grub-mkconfig-o/boot/grub/grub.ofg
Yet again, you'll notice that os-prober doesn't detect Windows.
To fix this, mount your EFI partition to /boot/efi like this:
sudo mount /dev/sda1 /boot/efi
Note: if you have an nome drive like me, replace 'sdal' with your nome ef partition name (mine for example was nvmeOn1p1)
Once you've successfully mounted the partition, run the grub-mkconfig command again:
*sudo grub-mkconfig-o/boot/grub/grub.cfg
Time time, you should be able to see that os-prober is able to detect Windows and adds it to the grub bootloader menu.
Reboot your PC and boot into Windows just to make sure it boots as intended.
this seems straight forward, thank you man :)
greate video, easy to understand and does not waste time
Thank you for this guide, it was really helpful for clearing up what needs to be done differently to a regular arch install (without dual boot). I'm wondering though, why did you create separate partitions for root and home? I usually follow the wiki install guide and that part isn't included in it.
It is an 'old' common standard practice in linux. This way users of the system can completely fill their home directories, e.g. with downloads, without screwing up the operating system that will still have free disk space to so regular operations and install software... Since most systems are in fact single user, e.g. personal laptops, it doesnt matter much to do this..hence the wiki doesnt mention it.. advanced users will know this...
@@Gunnl Ooo that makes sense, thank you!
Great video! It was very easy to follow your instructions, however for some reason Windows doesn’t show up in grub. I might have messed up somewhere along the way. Either way the installation process was very smooth. Hopefully i haven’t removed my windows partition. lol.
i assume smth has changed during this year. I followed all steps and windows hasn't been added too.
do 'suso pacman -S ntfs-3g update-grub' then run 'sudo os-prober' and then 'sudo update-grub' and reboot
I think you should've fixed it by now but I saw it so
THANK YOU SO MUCH, i was stuck because i didnt know you needed to put the directory after cfdisk and couldnt figure out why it couldnt fine my nvme drive
Ótima dica pra usar ssh, nunca tinha usado
This was so easy to install i expected it to be more complicated but it was Not it was Pretty chill and fun to do
Give a try also feel free to check out my other video: ruclips.net/video/d5rquFPwh-Y/видео.html
Note: if you get problems with signatures being unknown trust you can fix it by running "pacman -S archlinux-keyring"
Yes I added that as a pinned comment.
Very helpful tutorial. Everything works as it should
I would suggest using swap files rather than swap partition.
These days we have more than enough RAM and the newer linux kernel has become efficient in using swap files. They can also be expanded or shrunk much more easily than partitions. Otherwise nice video!
Agreed ...
@@kskroyaltechn how the heck we do that??
Good guide, thank you
Glad it was helpful!
Great tutorial as always ❤️
Thank you! Cheers!
Sir, after successfully following all the steps I rebooted the system but I am getting a grub CLI instead of grub menu.. how do I boot into arch linux and update my grub to get grub menu
10:47 Interesting how i just sold my Thinkpad and needed to watch this video 1 year exactly later...
Thanks brother
Just to some other that to mount efi use the command - sudo mount /dev/sda1 /boot/efi/
And then
The above command
can you help ne with something ?
Hi bro, while booting when I click pendrive, in installation of black arch I get error like, "Error:Failed to mount dev/disk/by-label/pendrivename , Falling back interactive promt"
Save me a lot time , that's video is what i looking for , thanks a lot , very helpful
Thx man! 😊👍👍👍👍
Could you make a video on Secure-Booting Arch and/or automatic signing of kernel drivers on updates?
Does Arch finally allow it? From what I gather none of the Arch-based distros
support Secure Boot, and they seem not to have any intention of ever doing so.
@@cubdukat I have secure-booted Arch on a couple of systems. There are instructions in the Wiki. Tooling is a bit messy.
I'm also very anticipated to learn how to do this, the wiki is bit complicated to me.
if anyone has done it can they share how to enable secure boot with proper steps? from one of the videos i added shim file tried both in Boot and grub folder still no fix.....
Hello,
I did everything right as in the video until 29:17, when i rebooted the system, i've got the message: "end Kernel panic - not syncing: Attempted do kill init! exicode=0x00000000".
Additionally, when I restarted the system manually (by holding power key) grub worked alright, but when I chose linux, there was an error: "Root device mounted successfully, but /sbin/init doesn't exist. Balling out, you are on your own. Good luck" Could I ask you to help me solve this problem? Do you have any solution for that?
hi I git the exact same problem here now, tried goggle but not quite helpful, have you solved it and can you remember how? thanks
@@LPH-c2p Haha, long time ago. If my memory serves me right, there was a lack of space in the reboot partition. I had to increase the memory capacity there.
@@LPH-c2p In my case, initial reboot disk space was 100mb which is too few for two operation systems
Gave up for now but ill come back tomorrow
Try this other video of mine hope it helps: ruclips.net/video/d5rquFPwh-Y/видео.html&pp=ygUSYXJjaCBsaW51eCBpbnN0YWxs
Muchas gracias, el unico tutorial que me funciono. 👍
Thanks!...Great Video...Help me a lot!
Great video! Thank you.
This is an amazing tutorial !!!!! Great Job !!!!!
Muchísimas gracias estuvo excelente mil gracias
De nada
I had to connect to the wifi again just after the installation. For that nmtui works very well.
*sudo nmcli dev wifi connect WIFI_SSID password "YOUR WIFI PASSWORD"*
thanks a lot man!
Thanks for keeping my request
Most welcome 😊
wonderful tutorial! thanks for that
You're very welcome!
If you try to install the latest Arch ISO the way you did it here, you will encounter problems installing and configuring grub. I suggest updating this video.
Thanks for the suggestion, I will make an updated video .
@@kskroyaltech Can you help me because I have an issue with the grub menu. It is not recognising windows or arch in the menu
awesome video, I could install Arch Linux easily
on grub-install error: /boot/efi doesn't look like an eft partition
I followed basically everything to the T but for some reason grub won't load either Linux or windows when I grub-mkconfig
Windows was not detected by grub what do I do?
Super! Thank you!
Welcome!
Thank you for your video, At the 09:02, you said if my device is using Wifi, check the description, but I checked the description and did not see any mention of how to connect to wifi on Arch.
Check this article - www.debugpoint.com/connect-wifi-terminal-linux/
@@kskroyaltech Thanks very much
It worked very well! Thanks! One question: what about install the BlackArch into Arch ? Isn´t interesting you make a video about it ?
Great suggestion!
you just have to add the mirrors to pacman's mirrorlist. There's a howTo on BlackArch's website
os-prober can't find windows for me
Can you resolve? I dont
Good video, thanks!!
Welcome
thanks for this video
I can't see windows on grub actually 😮😮
Hi. If I install the Arch but in another SSD, the steps are the same? I mean, GRUB will detect the Windows in another SSD? By the way, excellent tutorial. Thanks!
Yes, just mount your existing boot partition (even if it is on another drive)
The boot partition is 100mb
Phenomenal Tutorial
during formatting partitions, it shows /dev/sda6 is apparently in use by the system; will not make a filesystem here. The tuts looks really good, but im stuck here, and will remain here till you help me out. Kinda new to the linux filesystem, so yeah stack overflow is taking me here and there sadly.
super well done
😀 ни разу ничего не понял по буржуйски, но за Арч Линукс лайк.
thank you brother 🙏
You're most welcome
thank you so much.
Hello, first of all thank you for the really well done video. I was able to set up a bootable and working Arch Linux in parallel to my Windows 11 with it yesterday. Before that I had turned off the "secure boot" in my BIOS (UEFI) and set up the grub just like in the video. However, the grub did not mount the Windows boot partition and I could only boot the desired system by switching the boot sequence in the BIOS. Maybe I have to change a setting in the BIOS - ROG Strix X570-E?
Same issues I am getting on my HP Pavilion Gaming Laptop !! Will find a solution and update this comment.
Thanks!
Thank you so much.
after installing grub and rebooting even when i put correct id password it still says login incorrect
Me too
Hi, if i want to install hyprland instead of plasma KDE, i just use sudo pacman -S hyprland at 30:00 ? thanksss
25:12
In my pc there is window dual booted with ubuntu with ububtu's grub if I skip this step
Will my ubuntu grub will be the default grub?
I want to triple boot with ubuntu as my main os and arch and window secondary
Phenominal!!!🎉
Thank you
login failed is showing,even after correctly filling the username and password,what to do to resolve it?
Before installing,make sure you connected to power adaptor if you are in laptop...
YES SIR
@kskroyaltech btw,your channel is the only channel that I trust in dual booting and many other Linux-based tutorials.Hope you do many more videos like this and thank you 🫡
That was perfect
Q: I noticed that you didn't increase the size of the EFI partition when installing arch. In my case the partition is full and I cannot create new files there. Any advice?
extend the efi partition, lots of tutorial on youtube about it
I've followed so many different tutorials (including the arch wiki) and they all seem to go well, but the end result is always the same.
The PC boots straight into Windows 11 using EFI, and never presents the grub menu.
OS Prober detects windows, grub config all looks ok, secure boot is disabled in BIOS, fast restart is disabled in BIOS. Ive added lvm to the grub preload modules. Im not trying to use MBR/BIOS boot
Grub is set to use menu with 5 second timeout, so its not automatically skipping it, I just dont think GRUB is even kicking in at all.
Any ideas please?
Same
@@superallipalli you could try adding --removable onto grub install line. seems to work for lots of people, but sadly not me. I have to F11 on each boot, then select grub from the UEFI list. Starting to think its my MSI motherboard
@@carpii I also have a MSI
@@superallipalli finally fixed my problem. Forget about using efibootmgr to set the boot order, it doesnt work at all for me.
My MSI firmware keeps a seperate list in BIOS under 'UEFI BBS Priorities', which overrides the list efibootmgr changes.
I changed that to Grub then Windows and it works.
@kskroyaltech could you please do dual boot Nobara(initially installed) & Arch Hyprland
We can do that but fairly complicated, Better try it on a separate drives !
hey uh my grub wont detect the windows install, whats up? my setup is basically one ssd for windows, hdd for whatever and one ssd split in two volumes, one meant for whatever and the other for arch. i can boot into windows somehow if i do exit in the grub but i cannot select windows within the grub loader and it did not detect windows there at all. whats up? i set my boot/efi/ to be the same one as on my windows drive. was i supposed to do that on my new ssd and allocate space for it?
Same problem, hoping for an answer
os-prober didn't find windows boot manager for me, tried it two times, don't know why
i cant see windows boot loader anymore in the grub install
26:33 when I run this command it's error:
EFI variables are not supported on this system.
EFI variables are not supported on this system.
grub-install: error: efibootmgr failed to register the boot entry: No such file or directory
I told you this guide is clearly for UEFI computers . it seems like your system has boot up using BIOS mode.
hey I can't see windows or arch in my grub meny and I followed all your instructions till 27:00 I don't know what went wrong
my ufi partition is formatted as ntfs do I have to restart the whole process
Bro while downloading GUI plasma it downloaded upto 800mb and after it said failed to retrieve some packages and could not enable the network service and said the file does not exist. What should I do ?. HELP!!
I followed your tutorial and everything worked except, after the installation; my wifi adapter was not detected. You mentioned something about how to setup the wifi in your description. I don't see it listed anywhere. Could you possibly explain how to do this. My wifi worked during the installation but not after.
My bad sorry. Check this article it may help you -www.linuxandubuntu.com/home/how-to-setup-a-wifi-in-arch-linux-using-terminal
@@kskroyaltech Thank you. I figured it out with the menu nmtui setup.
29:10 I was stuck on this step, all i needed to do was ditch the wifi method and connect my ethernet connection
Apparently my wifi turned off after the reboot and was wierdly not turning back on
Switching to ethernet fixed the issue
Very, very good.
Thank you very much!
fun fact you can literally use the part of the video which contains 'Formating disk partitions' on archinstall, if you're lazy as me.
I am installing Arch again with Windows 10. It doesn't seem to work this time. I have followed your video to a Tee. The problem I am having is, os-prober is not finding my Windows installation during grub-mkconfig. Also, I already have an EFI directory under /boot/. Has the installation process changed since this video was released?
If you are having spare drive, you can use archinstall script to do the magic.
@@kskroyaltech It's all on the same drive. This worked perfectly when I last used it 10 months ago. Is there a different install process with the newer ISOs?
Other comments mentioned installing ntfs-3g as grub-mkconfig appears unable to search NTFS drives by default.
Installing it using pacman -S ntfs-3g and rerunning grub-mkconfig + reboot worked for me
Hi. I want to use my notebook for dual boot 2x Windows 11. One OS is for private use the other is for my own small company. Is this possible with TPM ?
25:53 Unfortunately for me it went this far! It doesn't appear like that to me, it's empty space...
windows boot manager doesnt show up in grub menu :( any ideas?
Cheers !