Nouveau error when booting live CD Solus Budgie

zmaint

atriaze thanks for the link. Did that work?

infinitymdm

zmaint atriaze FYI the official ISOs are located at http://mirrors.rit.edu/solus/images/. just click through to the version you want.

TIny-Hacker

zmaint Sadly, it didn't seem to work. I'll probably try upgrading the installer ISO in a VM, and if that doesn't work I'll wait for a new ISO to be released, whenever that happens.

zmaint

TIny-Hacker I do have a spare PC and I did get the budgie ISO downloaded. I do intend to install and clone for you. Yesterday ended up being busier than I thought.... Usually Fridays are exceptionally slow for work.

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TIny-Hacker Sorry, I mixed things up and thought you're having an installed system that doesn't boot, but the ISO boots.

The only bet is to wait for the next ISO, as updating the live system doesn't change the version that's being installed from the ISO.

TIny-Hacker

[deleted] Oh, okay, that makes more sense. I think I'll probably wait then.

Goldhahn

Hi there, I use Budgie with an NVIDIA GeForce RTX 3060 Ti and booted the live iso 2 days ago without having a problem to fresh install Solus. The Problem only started after the install, because I needed the beta drivers for my system to work properly. Any chance of getting better results if you would try another Desktop environment ISO, e.g. Gnome? Then you could switch to Budgie once you get your Solus up and running.

TIny-Hacker

Goldhahn When you installed, did you use a different DE?

Goldhahn

TIny-Hacker No, I used the Budgie ISO. I was just betting on your luck.

infinitymdm

The fact that the ISO seems to cooperate with @Goldhahn 's 3060 Ti but not with @TIny-Hacker 's 3060 is a great illustration of why ISOs are difficult to put together. The team has to test with lots of different hardware variations to see where stuff breaks.

Goldhahn

infinitymdm Sorry for segueing a little bit here, but I always wondered... why am I able to boot the live ISO easily but getting a blackscreen after the post-install reboot? Sometimes Nvidia is just a hassle...

But @TIny-Hacker, you should definitely try out the other DE ISOs. I mean, it's worth a try.

infinitymdm

Goldhahn not entirely sure. If it worked in the ISO, it should work after install... But I digress. If you can get to a terminal, you can update via sudo eopkg up.

If you need additional help, start a new thread with all the details and we'll get to work troubleshooting.

Goldhahn

infinitymdm Thank you, but my system is already running. Had to chroot into my machine and install the beta drivers. That was 3 days ago. 😅 It was more a question out of curiosity. So, sorry again.

TIny-Hacker

infinitymdm Yes, sudo eopkg up should work. The only issue was that the filesystem of the live ISO is too small, so it was impossible for me to update it. I will try other DE ISOs and let you all know how it goes 🙂

Goldhahn

TIny-Hacker Updating won't help you in the live ISO.

Do I understand correctly that you have access to the Terminal? Then you should give my suggestion a try I wrote some year and a half. You find it here.

Keep us updated! 😀

TIny-Hacker

Goldhahn Thanks, this sounds promising! I tried to follow the steps, however, I ran into an error when installing the package:

Could not fetch destination file "https://mirrors.rit.edu/solus/packages/shannon/e/egl-wayland/egl-wayland-1.1.7-10-1-x86_64.eopkg": [Errno 14] HTTPS Error 404 - Not Found

Any ideas?

Goldhahn

TIny-Hacker Hmmm. Strange. This package really doesn't exist... Does this error also occur, when you run sudo eopkg it nvidia-beta-driver?

If it doesn't help, I am out of options as well. Hopefully, there is a new ISO on Friday.

infinitymdm

TIny-Hacker After connecting to network, run sudo eopkg up first, then follow the rest of @Goldhahn 's instructions. You're probably running on an out-of-date eopkg index

TIny-Hacker

infinitymdm Like I said earlier, not enough storage to run sudo eopkg up. I need to get the live ISO working to install, then fix the installed version.

Goldhahn

TIny-Hacker To update the index, you need to run sudo eopkg update-repo or sudo eopkg ur for short. This way, you shouldn't fill up your storage with unnecessary updates and you can also try my workaround again.

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