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The title explains itself. Basically, the display just goes blank, and either i have to log in without knowing where im going, or just restart the pc, which is kinda annoying.
Is this my GPU or SSDM? I cant tell.
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The title explains itself.
Actually not. Notably "Hdmi/ any display" - which one is it? VGA? DVI? DP? Just different monitors?
Do you get an output signal when switching the VT (ctrl+alt+f3)? Is it still there if you then switch back (I guess SDDM is on VT1)
Can you ssh into the system? (Edit: for passive inspection of the status)
Last edited by seth (2022-01-22 09:30:02)
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Alright so, its HDMI (since thats what im using).
Also my system is responsive on the logoff screen, as i can still sign in blindly, mind you).
My system shows SDDM just fine when it boots up, and yes, i should be able to SSH just fine, since my PC is responsive and is connected to the internet via Ethernet.
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Do you get an output signal when switching the VT
i should be able to SSH just fine
The question was more like whether you have the opportunity.
In that case please do and check "xrandr --display :0 -q"
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ok
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also yes, i do have display in a seperate VT
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seth wrote:Do you get an output signal when switching the VT
i should be able to SSH just fine
The question was more like whether you have the opportunity.
In that case please do and check "xrandr --display :0 -q"
Invalid MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 keyCan't open display :0
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SDDM does probably not run as the user you logged in with.
Try as root.
On a sidenote, please don't bump - edit your previous post if nobody has replied yet.
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but... i wasnt even logged in...
I was on the LOGIN.
There is no user logged in.
Last edited by Meowie_Gamer (2022-01-22 20:58:01)
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What caused this output?
Invalid MIT-MAGIC-COOKIE-1 key
Can't open display :0
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xrandr --display :0 -q...?
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How do you square that w/
but... i wasnt even logged in...
I was on the LOGIN.
There is no user logged in.
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You (likely) need to be root in the ssh session to gain access to the X11 server that's held by SDDM.
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um ok
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Aight figured out the issue. It fixed itself after a reinstall for no reason.
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