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I have a problem with sddm freezing when I log in. When i type my password in it freezes, take a look, https://imgur.com/a/llF559K Its not very descriptive though. This happened about 3-4 days ago and i can't fix it. I waited for 10+ minutes even with high entropy (whatever that is). I tried restarting sddm using systemctl, Deleting .Xauthority file, starting sddm from bash and none of that worked. One time i got the greeter but it froze too.
Note that I did have add the command "sudo su -s /bin/bash root" to .bashrc
If you need any file results, please get the gui to work on tty2 so i can post pastebins.
!* Im a new Linux user so please be noob friendly*
Last edited by 25hawkeye (2021-11-24 21:32:23)
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Specs:
Laptop: ToughBook cf-74
128GB dogfish ssd
4gb ram
wifi wlp11s0 or something
KDE SDDM Plasma
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sudo journalctl -b
and your /var/log/Xorg.0.log after running into such a freeze, you don't need a gui for that: https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/List_o … n_services . Are you trying to start a wayland or x11 session? How sure are you you typed the password correctly? Did you check that the keyboard layout in SDDM matches yours?
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Okay so i didn't find a Pastebin service that works because I'm lazy but i believe I'm using x11 and i did in fact type the password on my account correctly. But it froze on my other account too so its a system issue.
EDIT: i think ix will work for pastebin
Last edited by 25hawkeye (2021-11-24 20:37:18)
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Okay so i didn't find a Pastebin service that works because I'm lazy
Until that changes no-one here can help you.
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=57855
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journalctl -b : ix.io/3G10
Xorg.0.log : ix.io/3G12
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Omg I'm such an idiot because I'm new. When i edited bashrc it set bash to sign in to root when konsole / bash was open, little me did not know it effected startup and that startup used my account on bash
Last edited by 25hawkeye (2021-11-24 21:26:07)
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Start by removing xf86-video-intel (and all other xf86-video-* packages)
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Don't worry i fixed it but thanks seth. I see your quite popular
also how do i put solved in the name
Last edited by 25hawkeye (2021-11-24 21:28:38)
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Ah, you blocked your bashrc w/ an unconditional sudo call…
Please always remember to mark resolved threads by editing your initial posts subject - so others will know that there's no task left, but maybe a solution to find.
Thanks.
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Also note that unconditionally logging you into a root shell every time you open a terminal is plain not a good idea even without running into these kinds of issues. Not everything you ever do in a terminal needs to run as root and you can easily hose your system if you aren't using this correctly.
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