errors in startup with new systemd package
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Hi I was trying to check why i am getting this messages after a "zypper dup" from this week /nov 15 08:20:47 openSUSE phoc[3640]: [libseat] [libseat/backend/logind.c:310] Could not activate session: Interactive authentication required.// //nov 15 08:20:47 openSUSE phoc[3640]: [libseat] [libseat/libseat.c:79] No backend was able to open a seat// //nov 15 08:20:47 openSUSE phoc[3640]: [backend/session/session.c:84] Unable to create seat: Function not implemented// //nov 15 08:20:47 openSUSE phoc[3640]: [backend/session/session.c:249] Failed to load session backend// //nov 15 08:20:47 openSUSE phoc[3640]: [backend/backend.c:86] Failed to start a session// //nov 15 08:20:47 openSUSE phoc[3640]: [backend/backend.c:263] failed to start a session// //nov 15 08:20:47 openSUSE phoc[3640]: [backend/backend.c:311] failed to add backend 'drm'// //nov 15 08:20:47 openSUSE phoc[3640]: Failed to create server: Could not create backend/ I think can be caused by https://github.com/openSUSE/systemd/blob/9cdd78585069b133bebcd479f3a204057ad... Did you see any similar error before?
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Ok i made more checks, seems that if i flash new image it works, but if i use zypper dup with image from last week broken the graphical boot. Now i am more confused. In fact if i change TTY with a keyboard it starts well. On 15/11/22 9:49, Adrian Campos wrote:
Hi
I was trying to check why i am getting this messages after a "zypper dup" from this week
/nov 15 08:20:47 openSUSE phoc[3640]: [libseat] [libseat/backend/logind.c:310] Could not activate session: Interactive authentication required.// //nov 15 08:20:47 openSUSE phoc[3640]: [libseat] [libseat/libseat.c:79] No backend was able to open a seat// //nov 15 08:20:47 openSUSE phoc[3640]: [backend/session/session.c:84] Unable to create seat: Function not implemented// //nov 15 08:20:47 openSUSE phoc[3640]: [backend/session/session.c:249] Failed to load session backend// //nov 15 08:20:47 openSUSE phoc[3640]: [backend/backend.c:86] Failed to start a session// //nov 15 08:20:47 openSUSE phoc[3640]: [backend/backend.c:263] failed to start a session// //nov 15 08:20:47 openSUSE phoc[3640]: [backend/backend.c:311] failed to add backend 'drm'// //nov 15 08:20:47 openSUSE phoc[3640]: Failed to create server: Could not create backend/
I think can be caused by https://github.com/openSUSE/systemd/blob/9cdd78585069b133bebcd479f3a204057ad...
Did you see any similar error before?
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