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Can you make this an issue and provide a log file |
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Sure, how do I get the log?
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https://github.com/archlinux/archinstall?tab=readme-ov-file#help-or-issues |
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Thanks! I personally don't notice anything out of the ordinary except that there isn't a mention of "uki" nor "unified kernel images". In fact, a search for any of these terms and the only thing I see is mirrors for uki. Though, I'm not sure what I'm looking for. |
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I've been installing Arch with a saved configuration and credentials file. I've noticed that any time I load archinstall using a provided configuration file, I need to manually choose to use unified kernel images in the installer.
Is this expected behavior, or should unified kernel images indeed be saved in configurations?
I just want to check before I attempt to open an actual issue or make a pull request.
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