ArchLinux - Save face (and your system)
Whatever boot issue you're facing or system breakage you encounter, that would be neat to be able to fix you system rather than reinstalling it, isn't it? I'll give you a few hints to do that, especia
Whatever boot issue you're facing or system breakage you encounter, that would be neat to be able to fix you system rather than reinstalling it, isn't it? I'll give you a few hints to do that, especia
With the release of mkinitcpio v38, mkinitcpio hook migration and early microcode has been announced (04/03/2024). But how to migrate? For a setup similar to mine, the steps are as follows. Note: If i
Disclaimer: for advanced power user only. If you don't understand what your are doing, then don't do it. Prerequisites# Phone unlocked (OEM unlock) USB debug enabled Apply all OTA updates Android ve
Introduction# Anyone that already tried to root their phone using Magisk's Patching Images method would have already encountered this issue. Magisk's Patching Images method ask you to copy boot.img or
I wrote a more detailed article Install QEMU/KVM/Virt-Manager on ArchLinux but here I will focus on installing guest additions for QEMU/KVM on Debian. By that I mean support for shared folder, shared
Intro# In short QEMU is an emulator, KVM is a special mode of QEMU to support virtualization. KVM, Kernel-based Virtual Machine, is a hypervisor built into the Linux kernel. It is similar to Xen in p
Disclaimer: those are basically the steps described on the LineageOS wiki. Check the wiki for updated information. Prerequisites# Phone unlocked (OEM unlock / Mi unlock) USB debug enabled Flashing t
Disclaimer: for advanced power user only. If you don't understand what your are doing, then don't do it. Prerequisites# Phone unlocked (OEM unlock / Mi unlock) USB debug enabled Rooting with Magisk#
Introduction# I installed the unofficial ArchLinux ARM on my Raspberry Pi 4. Hosting the caching proxy can be done on any OS and any architecture, so here it doesn't matter that the server will be ARM
There are at least 4 NTP clients available on ArchLinux: systemd-timesyncd ntpd chrony openntpd We'll see how to configure systemd-timesyncd, the most handy of the four. Configuration# Create a dire