i am new to Arch (coming from Debian) and apart from the following it's working pretty good.So i installed Arch according to the guide on the wiki and also set up my encrypted /home partition (Note: Only /home is encrypted, the root filesystem on my ssd is not).So upon first boot i can see all the services starting up, and at some point it's asking me for my passphrase for /home. That's how it's supposed to be.Since this is my Desktop computer i then installed the nvidia drivers and x.org  pacman -S xorg-server xorg-server-utils  pacman -S nvidia nvidia-libgl nvidia-settingsThen i installed my DEpacman -S mate mate-extraAnd also lightdmpacman -S lightdm lightdm-gtk-greeterSo far so good.The problem is, that if i reboot, at the point where i am supposed to enter my passphrase the screen turns black. If i blindly enter my passphrase the boot continues as usual and the lightdm greeter comes up.So i guess it works, but i would rather like to see the terminal and possible error messages in case i mistyped it. I recorded the boot process and looked at it frame-by-frame and saw that the services are booting up as usual, then it asks for a passphrase and THEN immediately after the screen turns black. So what can i do to prevent that? I didn't find anything useful on the internet. The only stuff i found was about changing something in the boot config for when you also have the root partition encrypted or changing something in the config of plymouth, but i don't use plymouth.
LUKS passphase promt blackscreen on Arch with nvidia
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