Hello,
I'm facing segmentation fault during installation. please, Anyone help me. I have no idea about it
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Outputs that may be helpful for you to post:
inxi -Fxxxza | nc termbin.com 9999
sudo dmesg | nc termbin.com 9999
journalctl | grep - Ei "segmentation| error" | nc termbin.com 9999
cat /var/log/Xorg.0.log | nc termbin.com 9999
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Welcome to Garuda.
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Nice addition to ISOs!! Do you know it’s included (gnu-netcat) or should I ping our devs?
openbsd-netcat in shared/Packages-Desktop-Common
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I asked them to include it a while back and I believe they did, but I'm not 100% sure if it's included in all ISO's. I believe openbsd-netcat was the version that was going to be included as the other version had some Python conflicts with other Python programs in common usage.
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sgs@i3 in ~ took 181ms
λ cd Gitlab
find -iname '*openbsd-netcat*'
Nope 
Oops,
It is on my PC , who knows what installed them 
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You probably installed it yourself to test out termbin a while back when I brought it up. Us old guys the memory isn't exactly like it used to be. 
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Its in our iso profiles so it should be. 
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I tried the suggestion of Termin, creating an alias in bashrc.
It would be nice to have it in ISOs for installation issues
alias (user and root) or a script tb in /bin.
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Good idea 
Done, hope that is what you meant 
It still might be useful to create a script in /bin as we cant change root users bashrc?
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I don’t think it’s needed.
I was just thinking of the rare case of someone used su login, but most if not all cases are covered with default garuda user (and skel after installation).
Well done! 
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