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Hello,

I’m trying to install Garuda Linux on my system, but I’m encountering an issue. When I boot into the Live OS to start the installation process, it immediately drops into emergency mode.

My graphics card is an NVIDIA GTX 970, and I suspect the problem might be related to the drivers or GPU compatibility.

Could you please help me resolve this issue so I can proceed with the installation? If there are specific boot parameters or alternative ISOs (e.g., with open-source drivers) I should use, I’d appreciate any guidance.

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Hello ,

Which Garuda iso you want try to install?

Please use Ventoy and choose Grub2. Boot with open driver not the nvidia driver. I used XFCE with LTS Kernel with the same GPU on my Laptop :wink:

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Yes, use ventoy usb stick (grub2 option) + open driver (no propr. driver)

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I’ve already tried both boot options from the menu, but unfortunately in both cases the system drops into emergency mode right after boot.

I downloaded this iso garuda-mokka-linux-zen-250308.iso

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Would be nice if you can give us more Information about your System.

Can you boot into the liveiso and open the Terminal type in garuda-inxi . Mark the Text and copy and paste in here please. Use tree tiles ~ above and under the text or use </> symbol see on top message bar.

i never dried mokka on my Laptop . I had on my main PC installed the same mokka without issues.

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the system does not start, and I cannot send images because I am a new user, but as soon as I can write what goes wrong

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Please, no pictures from terminal, follow Duke187,

and we do not need pictures from one line error messages.

Also try Garuda Xfce live ISO.

Attention:
Check sha256sum on boot-stick.

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The problem is “Warning: /dev/disk/by-label/GARUDA_MOKKA_BROADWING does not exist”

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The same problem is for xfce

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Did it get your HDD , SDD ? How is your Bios Settings. AHCI ?

The problem is “Warning: /dev/disk/by-label/GARUDA_MOKKA_BROADWING does not exist”

after a reboot? Did you removed the Pendrive after install?

Did you used whole Drive for the install?

Which System you use without infos we cant help much out.

:crystal_ball:

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the problem is that the live ISO does not start at all, it is the first time that this problem has happened to me as I have already installed many Linux OS, so secure boot disabled and boot with uefi

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Since you haven’t commented on this yet… did you use Ventoy on the stick and is the Ventoy on it up to date?

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Yes, i use ventoy in the latest version

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Pls check the iso (or download again), use another usb stick (if possible).
Check that you have the latest bios for your mb.

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I downloaded the OS but nothing to do, I have a gtx970 and an Intel core i7-4770k

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Your gtx 970 + intel cpu is not the prob. (my mind)
Bios + correct settings / correct iso / usb / latest ventoy with the correct settings and no faulty hardware. Test on another usb port.
On my test system with gtx 960 i had no prob until i changed (now amd gpu)
All isos from 06.03/08.03 or community isos function well on my system. (with gtx960)
Perhaps you give answer of my question.
Latest bios ?

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I chance the USB Port, now it’s work, thanks

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