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guys its all good I got it working by installing NetworkManger and having iwd has backend

Ok I should have made clear that I do not have a display manager. My xserver is launched through the .bash_profile. I am using dwm. This means that login via tty will always launch x( I have verified this is the case btw ). I now made a new user that allows you to su( this does not startx ).

I have solved it. That wouldn't have worked the issues was a script I had running infront of my wm without "&". This meant that it would run and nothing else would. I had to use an external usb with linux on it to edit the .xinitrc.

I have a script that is run through .xinitrc however I accidently forgot to add back a "&" back to the script. This is why I think when on login I am greeted with a black screen. the script is a while loop that will run indefinately. Please help me solve this I cant think of what to do really...

How can I try connecting to wifi actually. I know that ethernet isnt working but not sure how to use wpa_supplicant on debian alternatively I am trying to find a way of getting the iwd package onto a usb drive, if anyone knows where I can install it from?

/etc/resolv.conf contains the following: nameserver 89.101.160.4 nameserver 89.101.160.5 when I ping direct addr i get the following(same output on ethernet too): ping: connect: Network is unreachable check my latest edits, I have shown the output of ip a from another linux install on the...

that was a ping command the website name is arbitrary changed it there so as not to cause confusion

Hi again, just tryed to connect with ethernet via a usb c dongle. This dongle is working on my phone but not on the computer. Once again I get: ping: debian.org: Temporary failure in name resolution this is also the same errors I get when trying to install packages, just the sites are the mirrors.

I will tomorrow, I am getting an ethernet dongle. Ill try install iwd then

I have it installed though. Do you know how to use wpa_supplicant on debian, is it the same as arch?

I dont have internet to install that unfortunately

I dont have internet to install that unfortunately

yes I actually installed that and reliased that I already had it, in fact that package was a downgrade now

I intalled the non-free firmware-11.2.0-amd64-netinst.iso

i dont seem to have inxi and I am running debian 11.2.0 i believe

ok so im having wifi issues right now on a fresh debian install specifcally firmware-11.2.0-amd64-netinst.iso iso. I got errors on installation about missing firmware packages and the same errors unsurprisingly persisted after installing. it sais that i am missing...