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#1 2015-08-23 21:22:19

MightyPork
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[SOLVED] Lockup on boot

I am not sure what happened, I probably did some updating as usual, and now it fails to boot.

Here's a photo of the screen: http://i.imgur.com/uxOAPHC.jpg

I get a few lines about "start job is running":

- Creating volatile files and directories
- net-devices something (I guess setting up my ethernet card)

Then I get NMI watchdog warning, some starved threads stuff and basically it's all locked up and useless.

First thing I noticed after the updates was that network stopped working (ethernet "NO-CARRIER"), so I thought a restart might fix it. Well, nope.

Any ideas appreciated. Should I try install linux-lts using chroot from live session? (Never did that before)

Last edited by MightyPork (2015-08-24 00:03:49)


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#2 2015-08-23 21:26:46

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Re: [SOLVED] Lockup on boot

MightyPork wrote:

I probably did some updating as usual

What?  You probably updated?  But you don't know?

Step one, check what you actually updated.

Do you have any network drives?  I can't fully interpret that output, but it looks like system drives are being looked for over the ethernet link which is failing.

Also this isn't a kernel issue - all of this is init/systemd output.


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#3 2015-08-23 21:33:31

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Re: [SOLVED] Lockup on boot

Trilby wrote:
MightyPork wrote:

I probably did some updating as usual

What?  You probably updated?  But you don't know?

Step one, check what you actually updated.

Do you have any network drives?  I can't fully interpret that output, but it looks like system drives are being looked for over the ethernet link which is failing.

Also this isn't a kernel issue - all of this is init/systemd output.

Well I thought I updated, but now I think I didn't - booted into my rescue Arch stick, entered arch-chroot and pacman -Syyu shows tons of updates - so I probably did not. Will try that now...

No network drives, no (is that a thing? Anyway, all my disks are local, connected with SATA).

Sorry about wrong category... I don't really understand the output so I thought it's some kernel problem. I've had trouble with ethernet driver before.

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#4 2015-08-23 21:39:46

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Re: [SOLVED] Lockup on boot

After updating from live stick & rebuilding initcpio (not sure if needed), it booted! I hope it's not just a random thing... Net works too. weird.

Will post an update if it continues working or breaks again next reboot.


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#5 2015-08-24 00:04:36

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Re: [SOLVED] Lockup on boot

Seems to be fixed even after restart, closing as solved


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