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Hi guys,
Couple of problems here.
I've done an upgrade yesterday and today on startup it have stucked during boot at "finished TLP system startup/shutdown"
So I've logged in on tty2 to post the output of journalctl and ask for help but unfortunately iwctl gives me an 'operation failed' message.
What can i do?
I have the latest lts kernel but don't know how to get further informations
Last edited by cervyesterday (2023-05-17 16:50:41)
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Compare "uname -a" and "pacman -Qs linux"
Chances are that you're booting an older kernel because you forgot to mount the /boot partition during the update.
In that case modules outside the initramfs won't be available, plausibly breaking your GUI and network.
(See "lspci -k" and "ip a" for whether a kernel module is assigned to the wifi device and a wifi nic is available)
If that's not the case, post the output of "ip a" and the actual iwctl I/O - you can link a photo of your screen if need be.
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Thanks for the help!
I think i did not understand what you meant with "compare", they a
Have different outputs (?)
Btw, how should i upload pics from my phone?
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The version numbers are what matters.
You can upload images to eg. imgur or whatever service you like. Then post the link here (don't embed them)
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Oh, yes it was easy to understand, sorry
Version numbers are the same: 6.28.1-1 lts
If everything was fine that's the link to the imgs:
I've both lts and non- lts kernel versions installed (currently on the lts one), could it be the problem in some way?
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The nics show up on the forcedeth and wl modules, but you lack a kernel module for the GF9400M - nouveau is listed but not loaded, probably blacklisted.
But there's no nvidia module and you'll require https://aur.archlinux.org/packages/nvidia-340xx-dkms if you don't want to use novueau.
There's no display of the "iwctl gives me an 'operation failed' message"
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Yes sorry, I forgot the iwctl pic.
This is the link:
https://imgur.com/a/LSzsPzL
Actually i've installed nvidia-340xx-dkms and used to have that module loaded, so i need to manually load that and remove nouveau?
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The dkms rebuild might have failed?
dkms status and make sure the module is there for the current kernel.
Then try to explicitly load it
modprobe -v nvidiaCan you use the wired connection or https://wiki.archlinux.org/title/Tethering ?
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That's the outputs:
Idk if "nvidia/340.108" has to be intended as "dkms" even without the dkms tag explicitated, but it seems that it had been removed...
I've found the right cable for tethering just couple of minutes ago, i'll try right now
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The nvidia dkms driver is added, but not installed.
Check the dkms build log whether it failed, in doubt rebuild the module.
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Ok, it seems something went wrong during the last update, thanks to the tethering i've re-updated the system and everything has fixed
Thanks a lot for your help, i'll mark as solved
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