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@dontPanic yes but right now I am not trying to get arch to work but instead I am trying to get any distro to work
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Dell had some issues with the Linux kernel:
https://dell.com/community/...
I would recommend you to install a distro with a newer kernel than 4.10
If you are a bit experienced with Linux try to install arch Linux with the linux-lts kernel
If you are not so experienced you will learn how Linux works
I would go back in time for some years to start using arch Linux earlier -
@jhfLinuxGuy Thank you for that, I will have a look at the article.
The weird thing is that Mint 18.2 already worked once but now I get the error each time I try installing it again
Hey guys,
At first I would like to say sorry for asking a technical question here but I am really desperate.
I have a dell xps 15 and after trying to install arch and updating grub I can't boot from any Linux USB-Stick anymore.
I tried it with Linux mint 18.2 and 18.3. (they both worked before) and when I boot from them the error 'file /boot not found' flashes up and after some time I get the following error message (image)
After a few seconds of that error message it continues booting and then crashes while booting.
I am very thankful for any help and ideas how I could fix this.
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