https://wiki.hyperbola.info/doku.php?id … stallation

Then you install what you want afterwards. and I am not sure how new you are to linux, but you can always login after you reboot if its installed correctly and type your user as root logging in
and install whatever you want/need.

I would hope this gives you an idea of what you need to do.

I am not sure which installation guide you have followed, whichever guide you follow though, you can install stuff after you have finished the install via terminal. Just a heads up! and if you foolishly started a display manager without a window manager you know how to use,

control alt f1 or f2 through f4 should work.

Just trying to help if I can.

Btw, I always used to use 2 computers one to look up the guides and another for the installation itself.

I now do things a different way, but its a lot more advanced so I will say nothing of it for now.

Possibility A) restart the installation as you seem to have managed solving the UEFI-boot problem and reinstall corresponding to the guide
Possibility B) mount the LIVE-image, get into the LIVE-mode, mount your harddrive where you seem to have done the installation and reinstall within your arch-chroot

I cannot help you further as you have not followed the tipps I have written yesterday: You had no working installation and have restarted nevertheless. So you have for sure also no working installation of Hyperbola.

All the errors you have noted are resulting within that packages like coretools or linux-utils are completely missing.

If you want I can help you to guide through the installation, but please: Hyperbola is not meant to be installed without some further knowledge about essentials. So one of our goals is technical emancipation and this means exactly getting more knowledge about your processes running and the technical background how to configure and setup your system fitting your needs. If you want, we can do this together step by step also here in the forum. But you would need to do something about the installation itself then. Please let me know which choice is yours for the moment!

Perhaps more explanations: The package-manager is working either in single packages or package-groups. You can research the exact names via the website here or also via pacman. Example:

pacman -Ss [PACKAGE]

The package-group base (which is essential:

https://www.hyperbola.info/groups/x86_64/base/ (64bit)
https://www.hyperbola.info/groups/i686/base/ (32bit)

Hello, again!
Im so confused, because im stuck on GRUB menu, after i made all on guide. (sorry for imgur)
Idk what i need to do, and how to repair that? idk how to open console, or smth that will help me
Its grub problem? or i dont have any packs? But i beliave that GRUB was fully ok, yesterday.

https://imgur.com/a/IcOghiz

error: can`t find command "fwsetup"

pacman -Ss [PACKAGE]

The package-group base (which is essential:

https://www.hyperbola.info/groups/x86_64/base/ (64bit)
https://www.hyperbola.info/groups/i686/base/ (32bit)

As said: Your installation has not succeeded in some way I don't oversee for the moment. You can also vary the command and leave "grub" out. But you will need nevertheless the basic groups: base for example.

so, im ruined my installation, and im need to do it from scratch again?

I doubt the installation worked: Every command now for initial setup failed. Can you please reinstall the system within chroot?

pacman -S base base-devel grub wpa_supplicant grub

I think i will dont maybe. Like i have grub, but have
after reboot

*System setup

error: can`t find command 'fwsetup'

How to fix that

Within the pacstrap you can install nano or anything else. Command:

pacman -S nano

A bit strange nevertheless as it should be there. But well: Helping here.

After that im choose/uncomment en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8

but when im wrote

locale-gen

term said that en_US.UTF-8 UTF-8 ...failed to set locale!
character map file UTF-8 not found: N such file or directory

pacman -S nano

A bit strange nevertheless as it should be there. But well: Helping here.

No absolutely not restart as otherwise basics are not done. You can try the following:

pacstrap /mnt bash

That would install bash another time.
Also: Please recreate the fstab with ...

genfstab -p /mnt >> /mnt/etc/fstab

That would be enough. What kind of format do you use for your harddisk? DOS or GPT for partitioning?

i dont about my ssd, sorry

but now im trying locale, after arch-chroot /mnt

nano /etc/locale.gen

but nano: command not found

pacstrap /mnt bash

That would install bash another time.
Also: Please recreate the fstab with ...

genfstab -p /mnt >> /mnt/etc/fstab

That would be enough. What kind of format do you use for your harddisk? DOS or GPT for partitioning?

Perhaps it is also a problem with the UEFI in usage enforcing 64bit-only usage. But for this I cannot reproduce that error. I have no system comparable here.

Hi again! now i can do it!
After # pacstrap /mnt base

i need to restart laptop?

cause after # genfstab -U -p /mnt >> /mnt/etc/fstab

Chroot and configure the base system
# arch-chroot /mnt DONT WORK
failed to run command /bin/bash no such file or directory

i need to restart laptop?