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Installer runs fine. CHROOT valid. Reboot. Grub launches, Deck logo shows, ASUS logo shows, and stays there. ALT+F2-7 gives me access to the command line, but resets every roughly 3 seconds. Even if I can get my login credentials in that time frame, as soon as the screen wipe happens, it needs me to enter them again. Can't SSH, can't diagnose with CHROOT, same happens in safe mode.
I'm not looking for a solution to the incompatibility. I'm looking for a solution to gain access to the terminal so I can narrow down and identify the problems myself. Which is, to the best of my knowledge, the purpose of an open-source project. The live-cd installer operates fine, which means I should be able to get the installation to work before making performance modifications. But, I can't do that if some service is constantly crashing the terminal, preventing me from diagnosing said issue. Any idea which services are running at boot I can temporarily disable to gain access?
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