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Fresh install on a brand new laptop using the latest install medium (2012.09.07).
Whenever I try to use the systemctl command I get the following error message:
Failed to get D-Bus connection: No connection to service manager.
Can't enable/disable/start/stop/whatever anything because of this.
Tried appending init=/bin/systemd to GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX, but all to no avail (and yes, I made sure to regenerate grub.cfg).
Don't really know what logs/info you need, but let me know and I'll post it. I've looked through the logs in /var/log but couldn't even find an error message there.
Edit:
I've also removed quiet from the kernel parameter. Still no errors (not even in journalctl).
Edit2:
Derp. The error stems from systemd not being used. I must have typed the kernel parameter wrong the first time, because going back and trying it again did the trick for me.
Last edited by snufkin (2012-09-20 10:50:27)
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Hi! So the problem gone? I do not understand what you did.
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Their problem, from what I can tell, was that they were still booting with sysvinit, possibly due to a typo in the "init=/bin/systemd"
So, if you're getting the same problem, make sure that you're actually booting with systemd.
ps -p 1 -o comm=
Should return "systemd". If not, you're not booing with systemd.
Last edited by WorMzy (2012-09-27 12:36:32)
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WorMzy, thank you!
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