@markarch6: -1 arch installation. Ik it says cannot remove but it’s has deleted stuff. Better explanation: `rm -rf /` deleted everything real (`/usr`, `/bin`, `/boot`, etc.) silently — no output on success. The `cannot remove` errors were only the `/sys` and `/proc` paths, which are virtual filesystems the kernel generates in RAM, so there's nothing on disk to actually delete. Everything that mattered was already gone before those errors printed — hence `Boot Device Not Found` now. #arch #linux #fedora #terminal #gentoo

Akira Fuwa 🏳️‍⚧️ :

arch linux girls are cute

iuseowls :

FelicityRUX :

I once ran sudo rm rf / on my arch my boot partition was the same as the one that my windows had I ALMOST LOST MY WINDOWS (no data was lost thankfully)

wolfixxz.iso :

ik that fastfrtxg config

❯ :

why doesn't it boot after deleting french?

alerk :

/proc contains kernel run-time stuff, if u delete /proc/* it wont do anything except breaking some apps that require /proc until reboot

e :

KeanGDTech_ :

Force it

/home/derp :

i once ran sudo rm -rf /* on bsd bc i got pissed off

nix :

wow ts so nullsec larp