Recently, I was creating a new Arch install on my Steam Deck (64GB SSD).
I did the following:
Using the manual partition screen, I deleted the partitions to get a fresh start for when Arch installed. I then used Create A New Partition > Fat32, and got the error as described in the log.
archinstall-githubissue.log
Next I tried using fdisk to wipe the partitions, in order to see if that would help resolve the issue as a workaround. I deleted the partitions using the 'd1,d2,d3,w' commands to get rid of the three partitions.
I did pacman -Q archinstall, and my version is 2.7.2-1
When I go into the manual partitioning again, it says I have a fat32 partition that takes up my entire disk. I deleted it, twice, to remove it from the menu. Then I selected 'Create a new partition' > 'fat32', and it crashed with the same error.
This is completely preventing me from installing Arch Linux at all.
Recently, I was creating a new Arch install on my Steam Deck (64GB SSD).
I did the following:
Using the manual partition screen, I deleted the partitions to get a fresh start for when Arch installed. I then used Create A New Partition > Fat32, and got the error as described in the log. archinstall-githubissue.log
Next I tried using fdisk to wipe the partitions, in order to see if that would help resolve the issue as a workaround. I deleted the partitions using the 'd1,d2,d3,w' commands to get rid of the three partitions.
I did
pacman -Q archinstall, and my version is 2.7.2-1When I go into the manual partitioning again, it says I have a fat32 partition that takes up my entire disk. I deleted it, twice, to remove it from the menu. Then I selected 'Create a new partition' > 'fat32', and it crashed with the same error.
This is completely preventing me from installing Arch Linux at all.