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Need some help with installing KISS Linux
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Did you properly generate the GRUB config file? I had this exact same issue on an Arch VM and it turned out that I forgot to generate the GRUB configs. Also if you're making a UEFI VM you need both grub and efibootmgr packages
I made sure to run
grub-mkconfig -o /boot/grub/grub.cfg
in both my BIOS and UEFI attempts. I also made sure to installefibootmgr
during my UEFI attempts. From my understanding, the issue is probably the kernel, as I can't use modules or aninitramfs
, but I'll try usingtinyramfs
on my next attempt.