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Today I just performed a full system update. Everything was OK. I have been using plasmas and sddm for a year(not often)
But after I did a reboot, it just displayed something like:
[Failed]Unable to start sddm ...following several things
Then I did Alt+F2 and log in to type 'systemctl status sddm.service'
It says something like:
[Error] ...'core-dump'...
[Error] ...'start-limit'...
sddm failed to start
I tried to 'systemctl start sddm' and failed
I uninstalled sddm and installed lightdm but still failed
I tried startx and failed
I also used 'nvidia-xconfig'
Desperate for help. I just can't find the problem
Last edited by qwezxcassd (2015-11-08 06:05:37)
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"something like" doesn't help
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"something like" doesn't help
Sorry my PC is dual-boot and I'm using Windows now.Should I type everything manually according to what I see?(or is there a better way?)
Last edited by qwezxcassd (2015-11-08 05:29:28)
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Redirect the output of systemctl status to a file, then put it on the Windows drive.
While you're there, see if you can get a backtrace from the core-dump (https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Core_dump) (assuming that's what happened). Also, check the xorg log file.
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Redirect the output of systemctl status to a file, then put it on the Windows drive.
While you're there, see if you can get a backtrace from the core-dump (https://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/Core_dump) (assuming that's what happened). Also, check the xorg log file.
Thanks for your reply. I have solved the problem after checking the xorg log file.
It seems that after upgrading there's something wrong with the nvidia-beta drivers.
I did 'pacman -S nvidia nvidia-utils nvidia-libgl' to replace previous 'nvidia-beta' and after a reboot everything just works fine
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