Start the live usb, hover over boot and press E to edit. Make sure nouveau.modeset is set to 0, by default it is set to 1. With nouveau disabled press F10 to boot. On the desktop open Manjaro-architect and configure Manjaro as desired. During one of the final stages of the desktop installation procedure the video driver needs to be chosen, be sure to select the intel-video driver otherwise it will not work! The intel-video driver can be chosen from Select Display Driver but only on systems with an Intel cpu if it is not available choose video-vesa instead.
Next select the Install Bootloader option and in subsequent menu’s be sure to select the grub bootloader. After the bootloader the last required phase is to configure the base. Follow each of the subsequent options from the Configure Base menu. When the base is configured select Review Configuration Files followed by selecting grub.
After selecting grub an text editor will open, edit the line GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUIX_DEFAULT and add the text nouveau.modeset=0. Now exit the text editor by pressing CTRL+X followed by y and press enter. An menu option will appear asking to update grub, be sure to select yes and with that the required installation steps are complete.
Step by step
- Press E while hovering over the boot option and change
nouveau.modesetto 0 finally press F10. - Run
manjaro-architectand continue with regular installation steps untilInstall Diplsay Driver. - During
Install Display DriverchooseSelect Display Driverand pickvideo-intelorvideo-vesa(video-intel preffered). - Continue with
Install Bootloaderand selectgrub - Continue with
Configure Baseas desired. - Select
Review Configuration Filesand selectgrub - Add
nouveau.modeset=0toGRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT - Exit and save, be sure to select yes when asked to update grub.
- Finish the installation further applying tweaks as desired and that is it.
In the future I plan to release a guide on how to get the Nvidia graphics drivers working for the GTX 1050TI while using Manjaro. This is more difficult as it might seem at first glance when using such a recent version of the Linux kernel. Luckily Manjaro has a nice tool for configuring & installing dedicated drivers for devices such as graphics adapters.
thx very much. I’ve got manjaro in my laptop.