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After having my laptop booted up for a period of time, including plugging and unplugging it from an external monitor, the connection to the wired ethernet stops working, using sudo stops working and just freezes, reconnecting to ethernet doesn't work, logging out of gnome and back in just freezes and never logs in, shutting down doesn't work, keepassxc does not load up when I try to open it, and a bunch more other weird issues.
I am not really sure how to diagnose this since looking at journalctl -xb (which is hard cause signing in, even in tty takes forever) doesn't seem to have anything particularly wrong. I am also not super experienced at looking at the logs so I could be mistaken. Also I don't have the error logged at the moment, and since it happens somewhat randomly but frequently, I can probably get a log soon if there is no immediate solution.
Below is some information about my system:
CPU: Intel i5 8250U
GPU: Intel UHD 620
DE: Gnome (seems this happens on x11 and wayland) using gdm to login
Kernel: 5.12.3-arch1-1
Last edited by AngelicLolipop (2021-05-25 18:24:58)
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journalctl -b -1will give you the journal from the last boot, changing the "-1" to "-2" or "-3" etc etc will give you the logs of each boot.
journalctl --list-bootspretty self explanatory
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I have really no clue what happened or what changed, but the issue hasn't happened again. Also thanks for the info about how to use the journalctl command!
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