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Quoted By: >>51047132 >>51047164
Try Archlinux they said, it's better they said.
>Debian user
>get an old computer
>"I'll play with it, and why not, try Arch without fucking up my current system !"
>boot into it
>follow every fucking step of the Beginner's Guide
>reboot
>grub only boots on command line
>the "boot" command only tells me that I need to load the kernel first
>search on Google
>no one never had the same problem as me
>fuck it
>nuke everything, restart, download the Arch Linux Installation Script ("./fifo")
>works, works, works
>Then I start the post-installation script "lilo" (users, DE, WM, programs.. setup, all that shit)
>no internet
>reboot
>still no internet
>start dhcpcd, set ethernet controller up, nothing works
>shut down the computer
Is the point of Archlinux to break anyone that'll try to install it ?
>Debian user
>get an old computer
>"I'll play with it, and why not, try Arch without fucking up my current system !"
>boot into it
>follow every fucking step of the Beginner's Guide
>reboot
>grub only boots on command line
>the "boot" command only tells me that I need to load the kernel first
>search on Google
>no one never had the same problem as me
>fuck it
>nuke everything, restart, download the Arch Linux Installation Script ("./fifo")
>works, works, works
>Then I start the post-installation script "lilo" (users, DE, WM, programs.. setup, all that shit)
>no internet
>reboot
>still no internet
>start dhcpcd, set ethernet controller up, nothing works
>shut down the computer
Is the point of Archlinux to break anyone that'll try to install it ?
