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When I attempted to boot my computer this morning, it got stuck on
[ OK ] Reached target Graphical Interface For my graphical interface, I use KDE plasma with SDDM as the login/display manager. When I say stuck, I really mean stuck, I have read other people on the forums with this same issue who have solved it by pressing enter and ctrl+alt+f2 to switch into another tty to fix up the issue, I can't even do that. Although, the terminal cursor on the bottom of my screen blinks very quickly.
So I created an Arch installation USB and booted into the USB, chrooting into my existing Arch installation. after I ran journalctl, I found this error:
QProcess: Destroyed while process ("/usr/lib/sddm/sddm-helper") is still running.I searched around on the forums and saw that someone else had this issue as well and they had an Nvidia graphics card, which I also do have and their solution was to reinstall the
nvidiapackage. I did so in my chrooted environment and did the proper configurations, outlined here, but no dice. I still get stuck on the same message.
So, does anyone have any other suggestions on how might be able to get my computer to boot?
Last edited by rakeshdas (2017-11-14 18:26:05)
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Please elaborate on what you mean by "get my computer to boot"
You could stop sddm by using Systemd#Change_default_target_to_boot_into to boot to multi-uer.target so sddm would not start.
Then disable sddm.
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Please edit your thread title to reflect the fact that you can boot, you just can't start your graphical environment.
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Please edit your thread title to reflect the fact that you can boot, you just can't start your graphical environment.
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Please elaborate on what you mean by "get my computer to boot"
You could stop sddm by using Systemd#Change_default_target_to_boot_into to boot to multi-uer.target so sddm would not start.
Then disable sddm.
Alright, wouldn't I need a display manager like SDDM to boot into KDE though?
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Do you have other DMs and WMs that you can try to use to see if it works?
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You don't need a display manager for anything.
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Alright, wouldn't I need a display manager like SDDM to boot into KDE though?
KDE#From_the_console
If you wish the issue with SDDM to be resolved please supply all the information from the journal related to SDDM from a boot where the service fails.
Also what changed since SDDM last started successfully? (package updates / configuration changes)
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