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The system was not able to go graphical #694

Closed RichCoop closed 2 years ago

RichCoop commented 2 years ago

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

Thinstation commented 2 years ago

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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RichCoop commented 2 years ago

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.

Thinstation commented 2 years ago

I would need to see Xorg.0.log

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Just tried that, still the same thing.

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RichCoop commented 2 years ago

Xorg.0.log

Hope this is the right one.

Doncuppjr commented 2 years ago

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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RichCoop commented 2 years ago

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.

RichCoop commented 2 years ago

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.

Thinstation commented 2 years ago

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.

RichCoop commented 2 years ago

OK, i will try it all. I will send the log files after that.

RichCoop commented 2 years ago

"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)

RichCoop commented 2 years ago

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

Thinstation commented 2 years ago

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/.

Thinstation commented 2 years ago

also journalctl -xe > /boot/journal.log

RichCoop commented 2 years ago

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 :

Thinstation commented 2 years ago

Hmmmmm. I'll take a look over the weekend. I don't have any radeon systems handy at the moment.

RichCoop commented 2 years ago

Thank you nevertheless.

Thinstation commented 2 years ago

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.

RichCoop commented 2 years ago

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.

binglwang commented 2 years ago

Hi, I have the same problem, but I am able to run it on "5.6-Stable", hope this works for you.

Thinstation commented 2 years ago

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.

RichCoop commented 2 years ago

So, i should update the thinstation and try to build it again?

Thinstation commented 2 years ago

Yep

RichCoop commented 2 years ago

OK, will do it tomorrow.

RichCoop commented 2 years ago

Tried, same issue.

Doncuppjr commented 2 years ago

You could try using the modeset driver. Remove xorg7-ati and xorg7-amdgpu 

Thinstation commented 2 years ago

I found a patch for the xorg7-ati driver. I have applied and pushed. Let me know if that fixes it.

RichCoop commented 2 years ago

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?

Thinstation commented 2 years ago

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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RichCoop commented 2 years ago

OK, I will test my luck tomorrow.

RichCoop commented 2 years ago

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.