Firstly run the following command with the appropriate privilege:
sudo pacman -S linux-zen linux-zen-headers
When asked for confirmation, type 'y', press ENTER
Now the kernel is installed on your system. We need to tell systemd-boot to boot with the newly kernel installed. Open up a terminal and type these commands:
su [Enter password]
cd / ls
At these stage there should be a folder named "boot" Run the following command:
cd boot/loader/entries
There should be a ".conf" file. This could be named anything. In my case it is "arch.conf" NOTE : You can use any text editor / CLI editor you like. Here I am using nano.
nano arch.conf
After opening the file edit these entries to the new one ( '->' = to)
- linux /vmlinuz-linux -> linux /vmlinuz-linux-zen
- initrd /initramfs-linux.img -> initrd /initramfs-linux-zen.img
SAVE the file and exit Now we are done. Simply reboot and enjoy! :)
Still none, is it because i use "grub" as a loader or such thing (?)
there is only [ efi and grub directories, 3 images and a vmlinuz-linux file
my first week with linux so yeah...