cerebrate
commented
2 years ago Your installation appears to be timing out after one second, which shouldn't be possible with the default config file. Can you post a copy of your /etc/genie.ini, please?
Open CompSciDude1 opened 2 years ago
cerebrate
commented
2 years ago Your installation appears to be timing out after one second, which shouldn't be possible with the default config file. Can you post a copy of your /etc/genie.ini, please?
CompSciDude1
commented
2 years ago Hello,
I changed the timeout from 120 seconds to 1 second because the polling was taking a very long to occur. I don't think it is a problem with genie, but a problem with systemd on Ubuntu 22.04.
wswind
commented
1 year ago I've met the same issue on archlinux after changing the timeout to 30 seconds. If the timeout is too short , genie will not display the failed systemd services and wait forever.
PS: I've created /etc/genie.ini before genie -s , because 240 seconds is too long for me.
# /etc/genie.ini
[genie]
systemd-timeout=30
cerebrate
commented
1 year ago I suspect an issue here is that you aren't seeing failed systemd services because they haven't had time to fail yet. It's still showing as "starting". You aren't going to get reliable results from listing failed units until systemctl is-system-running moves on to "degraded".
("unknown" is curious. That one translates as, per man page, "The operational state could not be determined, due to lack of resources or another error cause."), so something seems to be messed up with your systemd. Does it stay as unknown from then on? Does systemctl respond after you get the prompt back?)
wswind
commented
1 year ago No, it will just keep waiting. I waited for about five minutes . Then shuted it down and reset the systemd-timeout configuration back to 240. Everything works fine then.
Windows version (build number):
Version 20H2 (OS Build 19042.1889)
Linux distribution:
Ubuntu 22.04 LTS (Jammy Jellyfish)
I cannot get to the Microsoft Store to install it, so I ran winget show –name “Ubuntu 22.04 LTS”, retrieved the Download Url, and pasted that in my browser to download the Ubuntu2204-220620.AppxBundle.
Kernel version:
5.10.16.3-microsoft-standard-WSL2
Genie version:
genie 2.4
Describe the bug
Genie fails to initialize. Genie fails to list failed units due to Transport endpoint is not connected.
Confirm that you are running inside the bottle:
Outside.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Systemd tries to enter state unknown. Genie fails to initlaize. Genie fails to list failed units. Please see Additional context for console output.
Expected behavior
Genie should list the failed units.
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Additional context
tommy@tsmith-ubuntu2204:~$ genie --verbose --initialize genie: starting bottle genie: generating new hostname genie: external hostname is tsmith-ubuntu2204 genie: setting new hostname to tsmith-ubuntu2204-wsl genie: updating hosts file genie: unmounting binfmt_misc filesystem before proceeding genie: AppArmor not available in kernel; attempting to continue without AppArmor namespace genie: starting systemd with command line: daemonize /usr/bin/unshare -fp --propagation shared --mount-proc -- systemd Waiting for systemd....! genie: systemd did not enter running state (unknown) after 1 seconds genie: this may be due to a problem with your systemd configuration genie: information on problematic units is available at https://github.com/arkane-systems/genie/wiki/Systemd-units-known-to-be-problematic-under-WSL genie: a list of failed units follows:
Failed to list units: Transport endpoint is not connected tommy@tsmith-ubuntu2204:~$
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