Hello,
The first thing to do when such things happen is to check the system logs.
As root (unless your user is in the systemd-journal group):This will show you the latest boot log. You should be able to distinguish the cause and know if it is related to your disk. I would expect a gap in the timestamp where the main error is shown.
Please report the relevant part. If you can't find it, please post the entire log (/tmp/mybootlog.gz) as an attachment:
The first thing to do when such things happen is to check the system logs.
As root (unless your user is in the systemd-journal group):
Code:
#> journalctl --no-hostname -bPlease report the relevant part. If you can't find it, please post the entire log (/tmp/mybootlog.gz) as an attachment:
Code:
#> journalctl --no-hostname -b | gzip >/tmp/mybootlog.gzStatistics: Posted by fabien — 2024-02-10 10:36 — Replies 1 — Views 42