So I have been trying to install this pos for about an hour. Work fine until I get to the fstabgen part. >sudo fstabgen -L /mnt >>/mnt/etc/fstab permission denied....eeeh...dafuq??
Installing arch is a cake walk but this artix shit is a whole nother level of fuck.
OP, are you seriously trying to install an OS without root permissions? If at all, you need at least to do fstabgen -L /mnt | sudo tee -a /mnt/etc/fstab instead.
Chase Davis
I did everything the guide told me to do. And every command was done with sudo. Works when installing arch
Oliver Gomez
And how the fuck do I remove swap labels? I have deleted the partition and it still stays it is swap. I am done with this joke of an OS.
Luke Robinson
Artix is great in theory but terrible in practice. Really needs some serious elbow grease to get it the 'just werks' approval stamp.
Michael Rodriguez
Use Gentoo you fucking moron
Nolan Sullivan
your sudo applies to the fstabgen command but redirecting it is done with the permissions of your current user, that's why the documents tell you to use tee nigger
Nicholas Allen
Hours of compiling packages vs minutes of installing. Tough choice.
Slackware then, and before you say no packages, that's what slackbuilds are for
John Russell
Worked with su
Christian White
Put a space after the >> "fstabgen -L >> /mnt/etc/fstab" and use "swapoff" to remove swap. You might also need to delete it from the fstab you gen generated with a text editor
Grayson Flores
if you ran su -c "fstabgen -L /mnt >>/mnt/etc/fstab" or su stabgen -L /mnt >>/mnt/etc/fstab then yes it would work because the redirect is done with root permissions
Jayden Gomez
Nigger you shouldn't be stuck on generating a fucking fstab.
Jayden Campbell
Also are your partitions still mounted to /mnt?
Brayden Hall
It’s installed but this shit happens on login screen. Not a major problem but still fucking annoying. Is this a «feature» of artix? If so I don’t like it.
Don't use garbage like NetworkManager and just use dhcpcd.
Jaxson Ortiz
No pain no gain nigger faggot
Dylan Scott
I forgot to mention this, but you probably don't have a logger enabled so NM defaults to spitting out its messages on the login.
Nolan Fisher
Say what you want about systemd but this shit never happens with it
Daniel Lewis
Because systemd comes with a logger (journald) that is enabled by default? Don't whine about pointless things and just install syslog-ng or whatever. Also NetworkManager is still gay.