Do you have agetty starting under sinit?

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Do you use a DM?
Do you have agetty starting under sinit?
Are you sure sinit succefully runs agetty?
An Acer laptop?

lanciagreggori 2022-09-18 18:33:52

ChrisCromer 2022-09-18 18:30:00

The rc.log file contains the order they were started/stopped in.

I tried looking into it but for some reason the boot log starts at the default runlevel, it doesn’t contain the full boot messages.

SoundsBlue 2022-09-18 18:35:01

I didn’t mention it to mean anything special. However, the binaries do not match in gentoo(gcc,clang),alpine,slackware,ubuntu,,nixos,arch,manjaro, which should be the latest at least around the same time,

There seems to be a big difference between the libraries, especially libcrypt.so and libgcrypt.so.

I can’t imagine of an absolute…

Good example: ceph open-vm-tools

+gentoo
USE=X nls policykit python emerge gpm acl glibc libgcrypt pcre zlib perl python bash

+arch -manjaro
libxcrypt
libgcrypt

+arch -cachy
> glibc pacman mkinitcpio hwdata nvidia-utils

ChrisCromer 2022-09-18 18:36:33

SoundsBlue 2022-09-18 18:35:01

There seems to be a big difference between the libraries, especially libcrypt.so and libgcrypt.so.

I can’t imagine of an absolute…

Good example: ceph open-vm-tools

+gentoo
USE=X nls policykit python emerge gpm acl glibc libgcrypt pcre zlib perl python bash

+arch -manjaro
libxcrypt
libgcrypt

+arch -cachy
> glibc pacman mkinitcpio hwdata nvidia-utils

What the fuck are you talking about…

ChrisCromer 2022-09-18 18:38:51

lanciagreggori 2022-09-18 18:33:52

I tried looking into it but for some reason the boot log starts at the default runlevel, it doesn’t contain the full boot messages.

Typically that is because early processes are being started before the system is mounted and logs are running… You shouldn’t be adding services to boot and sysinit runlevels anyway, so not sure why you would even need a log of that…

capezotte 2022-09-18 18:39:13

SoundsBlue 2022-09-18 18:35:01

There seems to be a big difference between the libraries, especially libcrypt.so and libgcrypt.so.

I can’t imagine of an absolute…

Good example: ceph open-vm-tools

+gentoo
USE=X nls policykit python emerge gpm acl glibc libgcrypt pcre zlib perl python bash

+arch -manjaro
libxcrypt
libgcrypt

+arch -cachy
> glibc pacman mkinitcpio hwdata nvidia-utils

can you please translate it to english

lanciagreggori 2022-09-18 18:41:03

ChrisCromer 2022-09-18 18:38:51

I need to know what services are run because one of them is the reason why my screen turns from no output to seeing the linux console.

lanciagreggori 2022-09-18 18:42:02

My laptop has a problem where the initramfs cannot see the internal storage unless you put it to sleep while the initramfs is doing it’s job

lanciagreggori 2022-09-18 18:42:31

lanciagreggori 2022-09-18 18:42:02

My laptop has a problem where the initramfs cannot see the internal storage unless you put it to sleep while the initramfs is doing it’s job

by “it” I mean initiating an ACPI suspend to RAM and then waking up afterwards

ChrisCromer 2022-09-18 18:42:50

Damn, that’s a fucked up laptop. 🤣

lanciagreggori 2022-09-18 18:43:23

Now after I wake up from sleep, screen is completely black and until around the default runlevel it comes back up

lanciagreggori 2022-09-18 18:43:36

ChrisCromer 2022-09-18 18:42:50

Damn, that’s a fucked up laptop. 🤣

Yeah fuck Acer, do not buy from them

ChrisCromer 2022-09-18 18:44:39

Well getting logs of boot and sysint is problematic, logging isn’t up yet, so obviously stuff doesn’t get logged yet. However OpenRC does spit everything out in tty1, you could read the output to see the start order.

ChrisCromer 2022-09-18 18:45:14

If it is getting cleared before you can read, disable the clear parameter in the agetty tty1 config file.

lanciagreggori 2022-09-18 18:46:04

lanciagreggori 2022-09-18 18:43:23

Now after I wake up from sleep, screen is completely black and until around the default runlevel it comes back up

My screen comes back up because of something the openrc does, I have verified this because specifying any other init using “init=” kernel parameter turns the screen completely black and never comes back up

lanciagreggori 2022-09-18 18:46:19

The computer still boots, the initramfs does it’s job, but the screen never comes back up

lanciagreggori 2022-09-18 18:46:43

This is problematic since it means I can’t really use inits like sinit

ChrisCromer 2022-09-18 18:46:56

Do you use a DM? Or just straight to tty?

lanciagreggori 2022-09-18 18:47:09