How long does it take for the screen to turn off each time?

Lib and share takes 3gb each

can’t be. the numbers don’t match

Let me show u

8kb for /usr/local/lib/python and 66kb for /usr/local/share

where’s the rest?

Sorry for the delay

half of it is down at the bottom on x86_64-linux-gnu

But there isn’t there out of the ordinary. What’s the error that you see in every boot? Can you reboot and take a screenshot of it please?

Yes

This is the error

Ok. type: cd /

Then type:
ls -la

and take a screenshot (please not sideways… my neck can’t take the rotation).

Ok sorry for that

and while you’re at it type: cat /etc/fstab
and screenshot that one too because I have a feeling that’s where the kerfuffle is.

Is the ss ok? Or is it sideways

Add this line to the bottom of /etc/fstab:

tmpfs /tmp tmpfs defaults,noatime,mode=1777 0 0

save, reboot and let us know if it worked

It works, can login as usual

Thanks, thank you so much

No worries… just keep notes. The whole thing is to eliminate as many failure points as possible. Now you have to figure out what you’re gonna do with your VMs … perhaps invest in a bigger SSD drive… and set them up as unprivileged so the qcow2 files are not eating up your /var/lib/libvirt space

Yes, i have them on home normally, but ive mistakenly stored all of them on var

Anyone up

There’s always someone up… what’s up?

Great
Hi need help I’m using parrot os

Screen getting off automatically

Any options apart from disabling acpi

how long does it take for the screen to turn off each time?

At max 15 second

15 seconds from inactivity?

With activity too

so you login and after 15 seconds your screen turns off? I assume screensavers are off, right?

Yes

did you disable DPMS?

Na

Try these two:

xset dpms 0 0 0
xset s off

and also check power management settings and get all monitor settings under battery and ac to never