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Using -Sw only downloads them but doesn't install them. And I cannot install normally because of the package conflicts.

I am not actually planning to install all of them. I probably don't even have that much storage. I just want to try to install them for fun. How can I get past the conflict problems?

Just a fun experiment in which I want to download and install all the packages available in the repo on Arch Linux. I did pacman -S $(pacman -Slq), but that creates unresolvable conflict problems.

I am trying to use PixieCore on Arch to setup a network boot on my first computer (server) and boot it through PXE (client) on my second computer. But even after some troubleshooting, I get this error - [DHCP] Offering to boot c4:65:16:8d:31:78[DHCP] Want to boot c4:65:16:8d:31:78 on eno1, but...

Oh yes my mistake, I meant XBOOTLDR.

I think XBOOTDIR can fix it?

Nah, you don't get what I mean. First of all, we don't talk about GRUB, I am talking about systemd-boot. The systemd boot loader itself HAS to reside on the EFI partition, but I am talking about the Kernel. I am not able to make systemd point to my /boot/ directory where my Kernel resides. It...

Yes the bootloader should on the ESP, but I am talking about the kernel. If my kernel only resides in /boot/, then systemd-boot does not recognize my Linux install. I am fine keeping the bootloader on the EFI partition, in fact I probably have to keep it there, but I don't want my kernel to...

I am on Arch and configuring systemd-boot although I do have GRUB installed. My kernel is located in /boot but whenever I do "bootctl list", it shows that it really wants to look under /boot/efi which is mounted as the EFI partition. Can I not change it to look under /boot only? How is it even...

Wait no it's higher but why does it matter?

Lets not jump on to the problem. It is regarding that my processor does not clamp to PL2 at all. I already made a thread about it. I've tried a lot of things but to no success. It is not worth it to start back the conversation from square one. I have tried many distros but they have the same...

I have a problem on my machine and I believe the problem lies in the Kernel itself rather than any distro. Where can I report or maybe a little personally contact anyone who works or maintains on the actual Linux Kernel?

I've been having this annoying problem that on my i5 10210U, which has a PL1 of 15 watts and PL2 of 31 watts, in any Linux distro it would not go over 15 watts. I've tried Debian and Arch and both have the same problem. I have tried a LOT of troubleshooting tools but they didn't work. On another...

@osprey So I got the script working after installing devmem2 as a dependency. I tried setting the power limits to 15 and 30, but I get this output - **** Current PL values from 'turbostat' cpu0: MSR_PKG_POWER_LIMIT: 0x280f000dd8078 (UNlocked) cpu0: PKG Limit #1: ENabled (15.000 Watts...

I have an i5 10210U, whos PL1 is 15 watts and PL2 is 30 watts. Whenever I put any load, the max it will go is 15 watts and not more than that. I changed the CPU governor thing from power saver to performance but that only changes the max idle clock speed and not the turbo power. I am on Debian...