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loqs

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Registered: 2014-03-06

Posts: 18,818

Re: [SOLVED] The entire system is broken after a system upgrade

6.0.3.arch3-1 should have the issue as well.  With rasdaemon disabled you can go back to 6.0.6.

jonnyDumb

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Re: [SOLVED] The entire system is broken after a system upgrade

Hello

I can confirm that a similar onslaught of issues as the OP had/has was resolved by "systemctl disable rasdaemon" (run as root).

# uname -r
6.0.6-arch1-1

Thank you loqs.

Edit: Had severe hardware issues a few months ago, installed rasdaemon for troubleshooting (no success) and then simply forgot to uninstall it as i used existing hard drives with new mainboard/CPU/GPU.

Last edited by jonnyDumb (2022-10-31 18:45:27)

AndroGR

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From: Athens, Greece.

Registered: 2021-10-15

Posts: 53

Re: [SOLVED] The entire system is broken after a system upgrade

Edit: Had severe hardware issues a few months ago, installed rasdaemon for troubleshooting (no success) and then simply forgot to uninstall it as i used existing hard drives with new mainboard/CPU/GPU.

Same case right here (Well, I still have hardware issues but I simply don't care anymore). Looks like rasdaemon hasn't been updated since April.
EDIT: Marking as solved, however if issues persist I am going to remove it.

Last edited by AndroGR (2022-10-31 20:17:25)

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virtualperson72

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Registered: 2019-09-17

Posts: 8

Re: [SOLVED] The entire system is broken after a system upgrade

Also confirm - disabling rasdaemon fixed my issues as well.  Thanks all!

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