Milchwerk

Milchwerk Jäger GmbH

Eintrag vom: 28.01.2013.

I am not sure what is happening but that never used to happen. I use systemd-networkd on this machine and it seems to be connected fine to wifi. Any idea what I may need to do to work around this? Thanks. Edit: I disabled the systemd-networkd-wait-online service and on reboot the network comes up just fine so I guess although I have had that for some years it is no longer needed. Last edited ...

 

This has been discussed a couple times on the forum. It's safe to just ignore them. Install xf86-video-modesetting xf86-video-vesa and xf86-video-fbdev to get rid of them. Last edited by karol (2013-09-29 16:55:21)

 

Just did a real arch install for the first time on my main desktop after using it for over a year on my laptop but I cannot for the life of me get ethernet to work. Im using iwd for wifi (which works fine) and ive enabled network configuration for iwd. Ive made sure both systemd-networkd and systemd-resolved are enabled and started Ive set the device to up with ip link and I tried a kernel ...

 

/var/log is on tmpfs here and Apache refuses to start without /var/log/httpd already being created so I am trying to create that folder from http.service. I added the line:

 

But no difference was seen in either case. I've since installed exo and configured the default browser with exo-preferred-applications. That works but it means I have to keep exo installed because as soon as I remove it the default browser goes back to being Firefox. (When I reinstall exo and run exo-preferred-applications again I see it remembered my settings from last time.)

 

Somehow X11 Forwarding has over SSH stopped working on my server - MobaXterm tells me that it's "disabled or not supported by server". This is my SSHD_config:

 

INFO: bug not Arch related since it appears in all distros with SDDM > 12. Marking thread as solved Greetings! I'm new to Arch Linux but managed to install the base system and the Plasma 5 desktop environment thanks to the documentation. My problem is that SDDM is not starting here is my output:

 

It appears there is more that goes on behind the scenes to get cockpit working. The socket is supposed to listen for incoming connections and then startup other cockpit related services.

 

Hi all I am trying to install Archlinux on VirtualBox. Everything goes fine until the point when I try to install GRUB.

 

I just installed cockpit on one of my Arch systems. I installed all of the cockpit- packages but I don't see the dashboard option I see talked about on the internet for cockpit.