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I haven't touched my laptop for about two month, today i updated the system and rebooted but it give me this error(i think it is called kernel logs)
--similiar error(failed and depend) but shown to fast i couldn't read
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[FAILED] Failed to listen on CUP's Scheduler
[DEPEND] Dependency failed for CUP's Scheduler
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---keeps repeating until i force reboot
Edit :
This happened after i disabled cups service
Last edited by zaciars (2021-02-24 10:32:41)
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Cups got it's service files renamed, just disable the old names. This shouldn't "prevent" you from booting, try to switch the TTY you're running on.
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Zaciars: Did you mean to report this thread? Or had you been trying to reply?
I think i miss clicked quote, sorry
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Cups got it's service files renamed, just disable the old names. This shouldn't "prevent" you from booting, try to switch the TTY you're running on.
This also happen for lvm2 poll daemon socket, proccess core dump socket, etc.
Could you please see the image i just uploaded?
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journal is empty.
I also have 7 failed systemd service/socket, should i post it?
Last edited by zaciars (2021-02-16 22:35:18)
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Were you able to boot into the system or did you have to chroot in?
Are you offering to post an image of the failed services/sockets or text of some command?
Edit:
Is selinux enabled?
Last edited by loqs (2021-02-16 22:50:40)
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Were you able to boot into the system or did you have to chroot in?
Are you offering to post an image of the failed services/sockets or text of some command?
Edit:
Is selinux enabled?
-I get sent to emergency mode after the error in the image, it is where i execute the journal command
-Selinux is enabled
-List of the failed service//systemctl --failed command
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Unless you have disabled persistent storage for systemd-journald, chroot in and post the journal of the last boot:
journalctl -b -1That will show the failed services.
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Unless you have disabled persistent storage for systemd-journald, chroot in and post the journal of the last boot:
journalctl -b -1That will show the failed services.
So i can't do the command from emergency mode?
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It may work from emergency mode. There is no guarantee what is mounted or what services are available in emergency mode.
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It may work from emergency mode. There is no guarantee what is mounted or what services are available in emergency mode.
http://sprunge.us/hANLUI from emergency mode
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What failure leads to emergency.target being triggered? I can not see it from the journal.
Feb 16 15:01:57 arch systemd[1]: dnscrypt-proxy.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=255/EXCEPTION
Feb 16 15:01:57 arch systemd[1]: dnscrypt-proxy.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.Fails repeatedly but the journal shows sddm started, a user logged in and then the system shut down.
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What failure leads to emergency.target being triggered? I can not see it from the journal.
Feb 16 15:01:57 arch systemd[1]: dnscrypt-proxy.service: Main process exited, code=exited, status=255/EXCEPTION Feb 16 15:01:57 arch systemd[1]: dnscrypt-proxy.service: Failed with result 'exit-code'.Fails repeatedly but the journal shows sddm started, a user logged in and then the system shut down.
Should i create another journal from chroot?
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In the screenshot in your first post:
Dependency Failed for /boot/EFI
Dependency Failed for /home
Dependency Failed for SwapAre those still failing? If so are any of those filesystems on LVM2? Does disabling selinux make a difference?
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In the screenshot in your first post:
Dependency Failed for /boot/EFI Dependency Failed for /home Dependency Failed for SwapAre those still failing? If so are any of those filesystems on LVM2? Does disabling selinux make a difference?
System is booting after i disable Selinux i can login but with noisy boot sound (doesn't really matter).
I don't know about the lvm2 things
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System is booting after i disable Selinux i can login but with noisy boot sound (doesn't really matter).
Possibly related https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=263360 If you can not get selinux working I would suggest switching back to the packages from the official repositories.
I don't know about the lvm2 things
If you do not know I would assume it is not using lvm2 as you would have to had configured it.
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zaciars wrote:System is booting after i disable Selinux i can login but with noisy boot sound (doesn't really matter).
Possibly related https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=263360 If you can not get selinux working I would suggest switching back to the packages from the official repositories.
zaciars wrote:I don't know about the lvm2 things
If you do not know I would assume it is not using lvm2 as you would have to had configured it.
Thanks everything is working fine now
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