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I believe that what it is:
device dev-disk-by\x2duuid-75b328c7\x2d80bd\x2d4ef0\x2db24f\x2d30fcdb2d1e36.device
I got this by eventually getting the netbook to boot into recovery mode and running journalctl -xb to try to trace through what the computer did during boot.
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device dev-disk-by\x2duuid-75b328c7\x2d80bd\x2d4ef0\x2db24f\x2d30fcdb2d1e36.device
Does that match the UUID of any drive on your sytem? (the "\x2d" means "-")
You could post the `journalctl -xb` output in a pastebin.
journalctl -xb > log.txt
will pipe the output to a "log.txt" file that can be exported.
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So I have no clue as to where the
journalctl -xb > log.txt
was put in.
Should the chroot method be done through a live-ISO?
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It should have gone into your home directory if that is where your PWD was sitting when you ran the command.
To find it you can do:
whereis log.txt
in the terminal and/or console.
Edit: Anytime I have fonky stuff going on at boot, I check dmesg. Is Debian now setting up journald to work out of the box? I always had to set it up before it would work. Usually had to do stuff the old syslog way that early in an install.
Last edited by tknomanzr (2015-10-16 01:03:24)
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So I was pretty much on the edge of giving up on trying to get BL working, and so I installed Linux Mint onto my netbook...
Then I decided to install BL alongside it, because hey, why not?
And now, it plays a bit more nicely with my netbook so far... No more hanging on trying to have a job started on the swap UUID; the only issues that I ever run into on boot is now the occasional:
Not quite sure what it means or what I have to do; but hopefully I can iron this issue out somehow.
Last edited by D1screet (2015-10-16 03:51:04)
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so is the "Without being plugged in" part now solved, at least partially?
i think we lost sight of that...
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so is the "Without being plugged in" part now solved, at least partially?
i think we lost sight of that...
Yeah, just going to mark it as solved; I'm probably going to end up trying to modify a different linux distro to function as closely to BL as possible as I really like the aesthetic and minimalism. Needless to say; I don't think I'll completely get rid of it; it's not a bad idea to keep it around as a puzzle to help me unravel the mystery of linux
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