I updated my desktop system’s packages recently, and after rebooting, it lags enough that I’m lucky to get 1fps. Nothing can be clicked, because some part of the software is still tracking cursor position, but actual position is not synced to visual position. No keyboard shortcuts function, because …

[image] Bloghol: I updated my desktop system’s packages recently, and after rebooting, it lags enough that I’m lucky to get 1fps. Nothing can be clicked, because some part of the software is still tracking cursor position, but actual position is not synced to visual position. No keyboard shortcu…

As said in the post above, to help the wizards of this forum with a possible answer, please post the link provided by those two commands : inxi -Fxxc0z | eos-sendlog and cat /var/log/pacman.log | eos-sendlog Edit : Maybe related to this problem ?

[image] drunkenvicar: Ironically there is a great thread about log posting (was it @UncleSpellbinder ‘s thread?) and under what circumstance in the troubleshooting process you should post which logs for which situation…it was so brilliant I didnt bookmark or remember how to find it …

Recommend you use a live ISO to collect the hardware information, will make it a lot faster…

@Bloghol Post the full hardware output as has been asked above. You can post the url. inxi -Faz | eos-sendlog

I don’t think that issue is the same as mine, though I can’t say for certain. I’ll get to using those commands as soon as I can get things to work well enough that a live ISO functions. Hopefully shouldn’t take more than a day or two, and I can’t imagine many (if any) issues preventing it from bei…

Here is the link it spat out for -Fxxc0z And I couldn’t get the cat command to run: cat:/var/log/pacman.log: No such file or diredctory eos-sendlog-helper: error: No input! Edit: -Faz command link Edit2: all done via a live ISO via USB2.0 flash drive

You’ll have to chroot into your installed system to get the pacman logs.

I’ll do that soon; hopefully within the next day or two I’ll have time to do that.

Okay, so… after hunting things down by manually mounting all the relevant partitions, the file “/var/log/pacman.log” literally doesn’t exist. It never existed. I think you wanted this text log, though? I got it by send-logging the “journalctl” command. Let me know if I need to hunt down some other…

After recent system update EOS lags unusably

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UncleSpellbinder February 21, 2026, 6:16am 4

Here ya go…