Can't boot into my into my Manjaro Gnome installation

[maverickjatt]

I switched over from Ububtu to Manjaro Gnome today. Installation completed but when I rebooted after removing the installation media, it didn't go past the screen with just the following two lines:

[OK] Started TLP system startup/shutdown.
[OK] Started user Manager for UID 120.

I installed the OS two times but the result was the same both times.

I have a dual boot setup, the other OS is Windows 8.

I have Intel Core i3 processor and a Nvidia graphics card.

Any help will be appreciated.

[jonathon]

Firstly,

Manjaro doesn't boot, boots to a black screen, or stops at a message

While there are many potential reasons why your Manjaro installation doesn't boot to a desktop, the primary reason is that the graphics drivers haven't loaded correctly so your login/display manager (DM) doesn't start. This is why you get a "black screen" or stuck at an [ OK ] Started some service message. The normal reason for this is that you have the incorrect driver version for the kernel. This happens when the mirror you are updating from is not fully synchronised and so has differen…

Secondly,

@maverickjatt

I have Intel Core i3 processor and a Nvidia graphics card.

This isn't a great level of detail. To provide information people can work with, paste the output of inxi -Fxxxz as text.

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[maverickjatt]

@jonathon

This isn’t a great level of detail. To provide information people can work with, paste the output of inxi -Fxxxz as text.

I'm sorry, but I can't figure out how to get that output. Do I have to run that command at Grub menu?

[maverickjatt]

@jonathon

Firstly,

This solved my problem. Thanks!