Archinstall crashed

[mian196]

Which ISO version are you using?

2026.06.01

The installation log

https://paste.rs/8BO7z

describe the problem

Description of the issue

I was installing on arch using the archinstall and i select the partition for arch it was ext4 there was another linux on it, so i select wipe select btrfs added sub volumes (5) and then configure other settings and proceed with installation.
Then after a while when it was downloading kde packages it crashed (idk when it crashed i was away when i came back it was crashed)

[stefdev2]

try using ext4 if you don't need btrfs specifically

[pixfox-offical]

@mian196 @stefdev2 I have the same problem, too.

[mian196]

@mian196 @stefdev2 I have the same problem, too.

dont use snapper try timeshift and see

[mian196]

try using ext4 if you don't need btrfs specifically

yeah i use that when it didnt worked but someone told me to try timeshift snapper cuase some issues in achinstall idk if its true

[pixfox-offical]

@mian196 What I meant was that I wanted to install Arch on my hard drive, and after configuring the installer, I got an error when I was about to install the packages, and there's nothing I can do about it 😞

[mian196]

@mian196 What I meant was that I wanted to install Arch on my hard drive, and after configuring the installer, I got an error when I was about to install the packages, and there's nothing I can do about it 😞

open a new issue and attach the logs

[pixfox-offical]

@mian196 How do I copy the logs from the terminal if it isn't installed—or isn't installed in the virtual machine yet?

[mian196]

@pixfox-pixel try this
curl --data-binary @/var/log/archinstall/install.log https://paste.rs

[pixfox-offical]

@mian196 What does this command do?

[mian196]

@mian196 What does this command do?

upload logs to a site that you can share in your own issue
just use chatgpt bro 🥀

[caligian]

Is anybody going to say it or is it just me who thinks the entire python codebase is laughable? I basically did manually installation twice after having a 'smooth' experience with the installer.