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Started by melmarker, 2017/08/16, 11:32:41

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ReinerS

How do you start the xserver? with startx?

regards

Reiner
slackware => SuSE => kanotix => sidux => aptosid  => siduction

zash1958

Yes, I tried with startx after logging in to a terminal session


devil

What does apt policy sddm say? What is the output of apt -f install ?

ReinerS

When the session hangs, can you switch back to the console where you started with "startx"
Maybe some error messages there?

regards

Reiner
slackware => SuSE => kanotix => sidux => aptosid  => siduction

dibl

List all the files and folders in the user's home directory, and make sure none are owned by root.

System76 Oryx Pro, Intel Core i7-11800H, ASRock B860 Pro-A, Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF, Nvidia GTX-1060, SSD 990 EVO Plus.

zash1958

Also if I start the session as ROOT KDE fails......

piper

Do you use a custom  /.xsession ?

wayland ?

Should post the output of

journalctl -u sddm.service

Have you tried

dpkg-reconfigure sddm

Like to see this also

apt policy xserver-xorg-core

and

apt policy

lspci | grep VGA

won't hurt either



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unklarer

piper, he can too

when systemctl status sddm.service enabled is

trysystemctl set-default graphical.target

zash1958

journalctl -u sddm.service:


Aug 28 20:17:26 hugin systemd[1]: Starting Simple Desktop Display Manager...
Aug 28 20:17:26 hugin systemd[1]: Started Simple Desktop Display Manager.
Aug 28 20:17:27 hugin sddm[1500]: Auth: sddm-helper exited with 127
Aug 28 20:19:10 hugin sddm[1500]: Signal received: SIGTERM
Aug 28 20:19:10 hugin systemd[1]: Stopping Simple Desktop Display Manager...
Aug 28 20:19:10 hugin systemd[1]: Stopped Simple Desktop Display Manager.
Aug 28 20:19:10 hugin systemd[1]: Starting Simple Desktop Display Manager...
Aug 28 20:19:10 hugin systemd[1]: Started Simple Desktop Display Manager.
Aug 28 20:19:11 hugin sddm[8645]: Auth: sddm-helper exited with 127
Aug 28 20:20:47 hugin sddm[8645]: Signal received: SIGTERM
Aug 28 20:20:47 hugin systemd[1]: Stopping Simple Desktop Display Manager...
Aug 28 20:20:47 hugin systemd[1]: Stopped Simple Desktop Display Manager.
Aug 28 20:20:47 hugin systemd[1]: Starting Simple Desktop Display Manager...
Aug 28 20:20:47 hugin systemd[1]: Started Simple Desktop Display Manager.
Aug 28 20:20:48 hugin sddm[15329]: Auth: sddm-helper exited with 127
Aug 28 20:22:36 hugin sddm[15329]: Signal received: SIGTERM
Aug 28 20:22:36 hugin systemd[1]: Stopping Simple Desktop Display Manager...
Aug 28 20:22:36 hugin systemd[1]: Stopped Simple Desktop Display Manager.
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Looks strange ... crashing sddm-helper ?????

tommy2

I experienced a similar problem a short while back where sddm was removed during an full-upgrade, ended up reinstalling it and everything was back to normal. Why sddm was removed I have no idea, I did not catch it in the upgrade information and ended up having to correct my mistake, maybe the same thing transpired??


t2

devil


zash1958

OK, today evening I will reinstall sddm completely and give an answer - works or not ;-)

samoht

#27
This morning fully dued - no suspicious package removed or installed.
Same behavior on my machine - no Plasma desktop.
Nvidia - KMS controlled.
Reinstalled sddm to no avail.
Same error message:...
Auth: sddm-helper exited with ...

piper

#28


unklarer
Quotepiper, he can too

when systemctl status sddm.service enabled is

trysystemctl set-default graphical.target

Yes, thanks, that would have helped also ;)
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zash1958

No way,

system hangs - maybe in the state sddm is starting.

If I open a terminal session and the start the xserver via "startx" the backgroud of KDE appears but not the desktop itself. Maybe something more complicated is broken. And I think in this state sddm is no more used/needed?

Today I will make a test installation of a fresh system on a separate harddisk, run all updates and have a look if this works

There must be a bigger problem with KDE update itself. Maybe it happens only on some special environments.

I will report....