[ok] reached target graphical interface
[ok] started hostname service
tty2
→ sddm
failed to write xauth file
attempt 1
tried to start xorg before previous instance exited
so i pretty much messed something up, the last thing i did was to downgrade KDE-unstable (i tried it because steam and a lot of other apps wouldn’t start anymore after the “upgrade”
and no display manager want to start up…
if i try to go back to kde unstable it sill is gonna be broken
any more information i can provide?
edit: only the ly display manager kinda works and well after loggin in:
Was the same problem that I had. Manuel suggested trying this:
TTY (and a terminal) is a very capable way to run system commands.
For the record, mounting on the command line can be done with the mount command. See help with command
man mount
If there are permission problems, you can use command
chmod
to change file and folder permissions. See the manual page:
man chmod
And to see the disks and partitions in your system for the mount operation, you can use e.g. command
lsblk -fm
See
man lsblk
for more info.
Of course, some commands need elevated privileges. That can be achieved by adding word
sudo
in front of a command, e.g.
sudo mount "your-parameters-here"
Hope it works out for you as I ended reinstalling my system.
