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You should watch my getting started with ThinStation video. The link is in the wiki.
Try building with —allmodules.
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Hello, first of all I am pretty new to the thinstation, so I am pretty sure i have some sort of newbie mistake, but still. I tried to run thinstation on the hard drive, downloaded the latest one. I used Debian to build it. Once i run the thinstation it says this:
"The system was not able to go graphical. This could indicate a problem with missing kernel modules or Xorg drivers. There are no autostarted sessions! Dropping to shell."
Does it mean I have something wrong in my configs? thinstation.conf.buildtime.txt https://github.com/Thinstation/thinstation/files/7903027/thinstation.conf.buildtime.txt build.conf.txt https://github.com/Thinstation/thinstation/files/7903028/build.conf.txt
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Just tried that, still the same thing.
I also tried building with --allmodules --autodl --kernel 64 just like in the video. For kernel 64 it says: "Kernel 64 doesn't exist, ERROR!!"
Maybe this has to do something with my error.
I would need to see Xorg.0.log
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Just tried that, still the same thing.
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Hope this is the right one.
I was thinking of the build that failed, but this might help too. In build.conf, make allfirmware is true, the xorg7-ati and Radeon are selected, then build —allmodules.
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Xorg.0.log
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I was thinking of the build that failed, but this might help too. In build.conf, make allfirmware is true, the xorg7-ati and Radeon are selected, then build —allmodules.
How exatly should i write the 'radeon' parts Like this: 'package xorg7_radeon'?
The rest was done since the beginning.
I don't know how to include radeon package, on all my attempts it says that it can't find such. The rest things are on and the issue is the same.
The package name changed. The two packages for radeon are xorg7-amdgpu and xorg7-ati You might have missing firmware from a bad unwind. Check for logs at /var/log/pkgbuild and missing firmware at /ts/firmware_notfound in a log for the kernel module for your gpu, like amdgpu.ko. Beyond that, I would need log files like Xorg.0.log from a failed attempt.
OK, i will try it all. I will send the log files after that.
"xorg7-amdgpu and xorg7-ati" these were ON since the beginning. "/ts/firmware_notfound" there is no 'firmware_notfound' in such directory. "/var/log/pkgbuild" here however there is one log file (edk2.log) edk2.log
So Xorg.0.log is the same. Xorg.0.log
In short at the time i got this error for the first time:
allfirmware was set to true, package xorg7-ati and package xorg7-amdgpu were ON (uncommented)
Just in case I tried this again, same issue. However, there is no Xorg.0.log in the thinstation... directory, only in the parent directory then \var\log Xorg.0.log
I need the log from the system from the boot attempt that gives you the can't go graphical error. If you booted from a thumb drive, you could do the following, su, password by default is pleasechangeme cp /var/log/Xorg.0.log /boot/.
also journalctl -xe > /boot/journal.log
Funny, there is no /boot/ directory in the actual thinstation, however i managed to get the log files. Here they are journal.log Xorg.0.log :
Hmmmmm. I'll take a look over the weekend. I don't have any radeon systems handy at the moment.
Thank you nevertheless.
Lets try this.
make a file /ts/build/packages/base/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d/00-noglamoregl.conf
Section "Module" Disable "glamoregl" EndSection
Then build and boot.
Ok, i will try this. I assume this file doesn't exist in that directory untill I make it, right? If it is so i just need to copy these: "Section "Module" Disable "glamoregl" EndSection" So it will be the file only with these lines, yes? Sorry to ask such dumb questions, it is because i will be able to do the edits this monday.
Hi, I have the same problem, but I am able to run it on "5.6-Stable", hope this works for you.
I don't have a system that uses the xorg7-ati package. I did go ahead and rollup the xorg and mesa packages. Maybe give the latest commit a try.
So, i should update the thinstation and try to build it again?
Yep
OK, will do it tomorrow.
Tried, same issue.
You could try using the modeset driver. Remove xorg7-ati and xorg7-amdgpu
I found a patch for the xorg7-ati driver. I have applied and pushed. Let me know if that fixes it.
I will try all of these, just in case, to use newest features, first i need to rmove thinstation like this: "cd thinstation ./setup-chroot clean_chroot exit" Then update it with this: "git pull" Then run ./setup-chroot and the rest of the things, yes?
Yes.
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I will try all of these, just in case, to use newest features, first i need to rmove thinstation like this: "cd thinstation ./setup-chroot clean_chroot exit" Then update it with this: "git pull" Then run ./setup-chroot and the rest of the things, yes?
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OK, I will test my luck tomorrow.
Turns out it runs now, I see a window which asks me to write login and password. It suppose to fill it from the thinstation.conf.buildtime, but it doesn't, and i got freerdp error if i try to type it manually. I think it is because connecting to the RDS is a bit tricky. Anyway this is a different problem so yeah, the issue is solved, i suppose.
Thank you all.
Hello, first of all I am pretty new to the thinstation, so I am pretty sure i have some sort of newbie mistakes, but still. I tried to run thinstation on the hard drive, downloaded the latest one. I used Debian to build it. Once i run the thinstation it says this:
"The system was not able to go graphical. This could indicate a problem with missing kernel modules or Xorg drivers. There are no autostarted sessions! Dropping to shell."
Does it mean I have something wrong in my configs? thinstation.conf.buildtime.txt build.conf.txt