I downloaded the image for the Raspberry Pi CM4 from the ArchLinux ARM official website. However, after flashing it to the SD card and inserting it into the Uconsole screen, there is no response. How can I solve this?
That wont work, the uConsole has drivers needed to function and they’re not in the kernel. So you need a custom kernel for the distro you want to use.
Use this build.
I’m in the process of learning. With this image, I can only log in as a regular user, and I can’t access the root administrator. Is there any way to reset the account password?
I’m in the process of learning. With this image, I can only log in as a regular user, and I can’t access the root administrator. Is there any way to reset the account password? I want to learn how to port Arch Linux ARM to Uconsole. How should I go about it?
… That’s encouraging. But you do realize as well that vanilla Arch Linux is not suitable for beginners. And if you have experience with installing Arch for desktop, then you will know there is a way to fix the image you flashed.
(1) arch-chroot
(2) https://github.com/PotatoMania/uconsole-cm3-arch-image-builder/blob/dev/pkgs/linux-uconsole-rpi64-6.6.51%2Bg0fb3c83a9fa3-1-aarch64.pkg.tar.zst
If these clues do not give you an idea, then you’re not ready for Arch Linux. Consider using this instead for an Arch-like experience.
The default ucon user has root privileges so once it’s installed, you can do whatever you want with it. Use the arch wiki.