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step2.sh enters boot loop. #255

Closed IamPyu closed 4 months ago

IamPyu commented 4 months ago

Whenever I try installing Asahi Linux, it enters a boot loop.

I am running on a "13 inch M2 Macbook Pro.

EDIT:

I have tried the following to fix this issue:

EDIT:

There is no output before it starts the boot loop so I cannot provide any extra information.

WeetHet commented 4 months ago

Same for me here, no idea why this doesn't work. It worked for me the last time but now something is broken

IamPyu commented 4 months ago

I wonder what could be going on!

IamPyu commented 4 months ago

I don't really understand the commands in the step2.sh script. I don't really know anything about macOS shell commands or shell script in general.

IamPyu commented 4 months ago

Yesterday I tried reinstalling macOS, but that doesn't fix the issue.

IamPyu commented 4 months ago

I am trying to install Asahi Linux again, I will reply here if it works.

IamPyu commented 4 months ago

step2.sh still does not work. It continues to trigger bootloops

IamPyu commented 4 months ago

I'm going to try and install https://ubuntuasahi.org and see if it works, just to see if this is a problem on just the Fedora Asahi Remix's end.

IamPyu commented 4 months ago

Ubuntu Asahi also fails to install, this seems to be an issue on step2.sh's end.

eslerm commented 4 months ago

This sounds like an issue on your system. I'd reset by backing-up and reinstalling macOS.

IamPyu commented 4 months ago

This sounds like an issue on your system. I'd reset by backing-up and reinstalling macOS.

I already tried that.

eslerm commented 4 months ago

What is the firmware version?

@WeetHet are you also using a 13 inch M2 Macbook Pro? I have the non-pro 13" M2 and do not get the boot loop.

IamPyu commented 4 months ago

I have the 13 inch M2 Macbook Pro as stated in the issue description.

EDIT:

Just noticed you were talking to someone else, oops.

WeetHet commented 4 months ago

What is the firmware version?

@WeetHet are you also using a 13 inch M2 Macbook Pro? I have the non-pro 13" M2 and do not get the boot loop.

No, I have the 13 inch MacBook Pro with M1

IamPyu commented 4 months ago

Just some extra information, the boot loop happens after the first password prompt.

marcan commented 4 months ago

Boot into recoveryOS (Startup Options), pull up a terminal (it's in the menu), and run curl -L https://alx.sh/cleanbp | sh. Then try again.

This is an Apple bug that happens when you've installed an OS too many times.

If that doesn't work, please run the Asahi installer and paste the entire system info section.

rxhfcy commented 4 months ago

@IamPyu:

Just some extra information, the boot loop happens after the first password prompt.

BTW did you use the correct username? (You're supposed to use whatever whoami normally reports for you in macOS Terminal.app)

IamPyu commented 4 months ago

@IamPyu:

Just some extra information, the boot loop happens after the first password prompt.

BTW did you use the correct username? (You're supposed to use whatever whoami normally reports for you in macOS Terminal.app)

Yes I did.

WeetHet commented 4 months ago

Boot into recoveryOS (Startup Options), pull up a terminal (it's in the menu), and run curl -L https://alx.sh/cleanbp | sh. Then try again.

This is an Apple bug that happens when you've installed an OS too many times.

If that doesn't work, please run the Asahi installer and paste the entire system info section.

Thanks, that fixed it!

IamPyu commented 4 months ago

Boot into recoveryOS (Startup Options), pull up a terminal (it's in the menu), and run curl -L https://alx.sh/cleanbp | sh. Then try again.

This is an Apple bug that happens when you've installed an OS too many times.

If that doesn't work, please run the Asahi installer and paste the entire system info section.

Thank you!