
cocoa
10.01.2018
18:50:21
Now lemme send the specfic services that failed
All of this is from a chroot environment
aw. systemctl status doesn't work :/
in Chroot

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cocoa
10.01.2018
18:51:12
I guess journalctl will have to do
sheesh. So many binary logs
Any other info?

Tobias?
10.01.2018
18:51:58
dmesg -b -1

cocoa
10.01.2018
18:52:54
what's -b? It's apparently an invalid option
what is it supposed to do?
Doesn't matter. Can't dmesg in chroot
checked dmesg | grep hostname
It's my arch system

Tobias?
10.01.2018
18:55:08
-1 is the last boot

cocoa
10.01.2018
18:55:26
Ah
All I've done with this install is boot it once

Google

cocoa
10.01.2018
19:00:28
And just install i3 and firefox
and some stuff to rice up the desktop like nitrogen
xorg-x11-drv-nvidia-340xx akmod-nvidia-340xx
I also installed these
Could that be related?

Ghazwan
10.01.2018
19:08:16
otherwise i would be crying in the corner now
the perfect amount of frustration
those were 6 hours of searching

Tobias?
10.01.2018
19:09:50
But no, it just fails at firewalld and i have no idea why

cocoa
10.01.2018
19:10:43
Hm. Lemme just uninstall that. Don't need that.
Wait. Is that netfilter or iptables?
How do you see if something is installed when you search for packages?
Like pacman shows a [installed] in a package search

Tobias?
10.01.2018
19:13:04

cocoa
10.01.2018
19:13:20
Okay

Tobias?
10.01.2018
19:13:37
That it crashes likely has to do with a weird systemd dependecy

cocoa
10.01.2018
19:13:38
There will be absolutely no consequences

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cocoa
10.01.2018
19:14:06

Tobias?
10.01.2018
19:14:17
No.
Weird as in "service x didnt start"
Or "it somehow depends wired to be connected because bug"
But to be honest i've never seen firewalld break ever before.
did you remove things you perceived as "bloat" even tough they werent?

cocoa
10.01.2018
19:15:21
Nope
I had a base netinstall
With just a command line
I just installed stuff
https://pastebin.com/FZchiTsP
This is my root's .bash_history

cocoa
10.01.2018
19:16:28
You can see all the commands I've executed since the install

Tobias?
10.01.2018
19:21:11
But to be clear, it doesnt offer you to sing into root account/system management when firewalld fails or offers to continue anyay with ctrl-d?

cocoa
10.01.2018
19:22:03
Nope
No backup prompt

Tobias?
10.01.2018
19:22:22
And what did you install grub-customizer for?
Also try booting into fedora-rescue instead in grub
it should ignore all services and just boot into a plain rescue fedora

cocoa
10.01.2018
19:23:16

Google

cocoa
10.01.2018
19:23:28
In case someone who doesn't want to deal with arch or fedora boots
Like my parents
Do you need more logs? If chroot will work, that'll be better

Tobias?
10.01.2018
19:24:03
I... dont know why it failed.
It just doesnt start
for whatever weird reason.

cocoa
10.01.2018
19:24:14
hehe. Let's see. Lemme boot into rescue
Gonna go offline for a sec

Admin
ERROR: S client not available

Tobias?
10.01.2018
19:26:28
if you get to rescue:
systemctl disable firewalld
systemctl mask firewalld
that will keep firewalld disabled for the next reboot - then you can test what caused the problem while it runs.

cocoa
10.01.2018
19:28:57
It might just be taking a long time to boot
Because other jobs are failing too
Still waiting on rescue to boot...
More services failed
I'm gonna wait more now
Still nothing...

Google

Tobias?
10.01.2018
19:32:44
switch ttys?

cocoa
10.01.2018
19:32:58
Nope. Not working

Tobias?
10.01.2018
19:34:00
Did you really only change things you ran in bash there then?

cocoa
10.01.2018
19:34:08
Yup
Just one session on my installation
Nothing else

Tobias?
10.01.2018
19:34:31
Because this is a severely crashing thing. i wonder if one could replay that and get the same result.

cocoa
10.01.2018
19:34:33
I didn't have sudo rights to my user
Just the root user

Tobias?
10.01.2018
19:35:25
That'd be fun - if yes sumbit your history and crash upstream ^^

cocoa
10.01.2018
19:35:44
Cool. Imma do it now

Eduard
10.01.2018
19:42:16

Michael
10.01.2018
19:50:44

Eduard
10.01.2018
19:50:52
Np
I just casually read that thread today

cocoa
10.01.2018
19:55:56
I've disabled network manager, sssd, systemd-logind, and sshd
Still not booting
Currently stuck here
Oh wait