silent_water [she/her]

yeah, you need to run grub-install now, so do it from the arch install environment. you’ll be able to boot into Ubuntu once that’s done (assuming grub.cfg is properly configured for Ubuntu)

tree-style tabs / sideberry - never look back.

sorry! didn’t mean to cause a seizure!

wait what happens when you tap on the cat? it doesn’t do anything for me. I wanna see the cat in it’s full glory.

we have more than 1200

not a problem! good luck!

oh are people trying to revise history already?

that just says mod. whoever did it, purge them.

lying when we have screenshots of the modlog is some real cajones

it’s fairly normal content for /r/egg_irl. the criticism has been leveled endlessly on reddit and it’s mostly not been taken by the community because of a lack of moderation.

I don’t think it’s actually gone live just yet. so they’ll probably still see it.

thanks!

this is the clathrate gun, correct? so we’re utterly fucked?

and a chaser

they were speculating that hexbear’s userbase was using pronoun tags to pretend like we’re queer friendly – we’re 1/3 trans and that was deeply offensive to all of us. it literally erases our existence.

Removed by mod

no worries! you want a separate boot partition on your hard disk to make this all easier. if you don’t have one already, I would make one, then go back through the arch install. at the end, there should be instructions on how to update the grub.cfg for arch. you’ll need to do the exact same thing for Ubuntu. the only hard part is that Ubuntu is set up right now to not mount a /boot partition so when you install updates, the updated boot images won’t get installed in the right place. so you need to boot into Ubuntu first and change /etc/fstab so it mounts the boot partition to /boot. then you need to run:

sudo update-bootloader --refresh

then you can go back and do the arch install with the same /boot partition and run grub-install. there’s detailed instructions on how to change the boot partition here and the ArchWiki should have the rest.

no like you can skip the entire grub-install part and just mount your ubuntu /boot partition as your boot partition in arch and go through the normal install process. then at the end, you just update the grub.cfg to include the arch install.

edit: if you don’t have a separate ubuntu /boot partition, you’re going to need to reinstall it with a separate boot partition, or configure the bootloader in arch and do grub-install but stick in the ubuntu boot block into grub.cfg. the issue is that you’re still going to need to update the configuration on the ubuntu side so it uses the arch /boot partition and installs kernels there.

you should be able to reuse the /boot partition from arch, I’m pretty sure. you can just update the grub configuration ubuntu set up to add arch to it that way.