Post the output of "fdisk /dev/sdb -l" with copy, paste, so we can make sure your fdisk did what you wanted it to. Next, if you typed /devsdX1, the command definitely will not work. It was shown in the install instructions where you would change the X to the proper device identifier for your card. S...
There is more than one way to go with this. You can change ownership and group of the files to something other than what they are using the chown and chgrp commands, but it sounds like the issue is read/write permission. For changing that, you use the chmod command. Cannot really give you appropriat...
Your most important clue is at the top of the error log, not in the THREAD data. fatal error: caught unhandled signal 4 Upon googling the above error (in quotes) along with "java runtime environment", you can find lots of hits, and it looks like the following one may be something to study closely fo...
Are you saying that LXDE, in this same installation of Arch, can find your monitor, and that MATE cannot? What are you using as a monitor? Is it using the standard HDMI port on your Pi? Do you have an xorg configuration file in /etc? If LXDE found the same monitor that MATE cannot find, in the same ...
Those last three lines are a bit confusing. nano ~/.xinitrc exec mate-session starx Are the last two lines the contents of your xinitrc, or are they the commands you entered after editing your xinitrc? Also, you have "starx" which is not the command, it should be "startx" Also, I don't think you wan...
Both LXDE and MATE are desktop environments, my understanding is you can only have one of them. In some cases, you can also run a window manager alongside of a desktop environment, such as OPENBOX window manager can be run with LXDE. You should be able to run MATE if you uninstall LXDE, the problem ...
Looks like you need to update your local version of available packages, I just checked the repository and, for example. the current version of xproto is xproto-7.0.27-1-any.pkg.tar.xz If you want to be stuck at the same package build date as the packages you listed, you will need to use the arch lin...
I think that hacking an image created for armv6 for an armv7 device would be much more work for someone not familiar with Linux than just working with the appropriate, up to date tar file. Furthermore, if all they have is a Windows machine, they will have no ability to read or write in anything othe...
Note that if you have installed any Linux OS on your Raspberry Pi, you can use that to create the SD card with Arch Linux on it, following the instructions provided earlier in this thread. You certainly can download the files needed for your Pi with your Windows machine, but the final creation of th...
Hi Erik, I do not know the answer to your questions but I do see that you have left out two very important pieces of information that people may need to be able to help you. 1. Which raspberry pi? 2. Which version of archlinuxarm are you running? I believe that the answers to both of those questions...
Since no one else has answered you, although this is not my setup, may I suggest you consider having either a cron job or a script that runs automatically a few minutes after each boot/reboot, and runs your dhcpcd command? There may be a way to get the systemd service file to wait until after the ot...
Did you notice these lines? [ 4.430739] md: If you don't use raid, use raid=noautodetect [ 4.437025] md: Autodetecting RAID arrays. Are you using RAID? If so, have you read the archlinux wiki page about that? I wish somebody who knows about RAID devices would comment about the faulty personality mes...
Arch does have a libdrm package, called just libdrm. You might need to modify the code in source to call that instead of libdrm-intel, and install libdrm.
Hard to know if it is an Arch package problem or a step possibly missed unless you post exactly what you did. There are a lot of options on that wiki page, and one typo could mess everything up. Also looks like you may need a wpa_supplicant.conf file? If so and you have one, have you checked it over...
As someone else mentioned, different browsers behave differently. That is why a lot of websites say they only work in certain browsers. If you can get code to work in one browser and not in another, and it validates at validator.w3.org, then it is a matter of finding other code that will work in all...
I think that the reason an image would be frowned upon is that one week later, it is outdated. I personally think it would be a great way to help people out, but the bottom line is that if they want support with problems with the image, then official support from the primary Arch Linux Arm folks ove...
There are no Arch images any more, do you mean the February tar file? Which model of Pi? I have not updated my system to February, but this looks suspiciously to me like potentially a bad cable or power supply. Or failure to sync after the update before rebooting, with corrupt file system. Does any ...
Glad you have your wifi working now. Not sure I understand your new question, but if you are asking why this works automatically in another distribution and not in archlinuxarm, it is because the beauty of arch linux is we choose the packages we need, rather than having them forced on us as part of ...
You could download the packages needed with another computer, put them on external media such as a USB stick, and then install them from there. That is offline package installation, I have a page up about how to do that with pacman, although it may be slightly out of date, the basic technique is the...