Open TimmyTurner51 opened 9 months ago
I've never seen that the whole desktop breaks, that's new.
Discover Notifier is just a part of Discover the software store and certainly not the root cause for this...
Tip: You can get to a terminal prompt from anywhere with "crtl + alt + any of the F keys, like F5"
And with journalctl -b -1
you can chack the logs for errors from the last boot.
Please try the latest TEST ISO from here, maybe it already fixes your problem.
SHA512:ab6f4a9283d6b127fd2e95a04f21ecec175bed9132bbcd6628b2020906825833d28faa1905dd1ee4337ab3b26d947dc2ac566cb60449d426b08919c0873d2df7
So after getting around to wanting to test again, I’ve installed the test iso successfully and it said I can reboot. Upon reboot, I get the steamOS logo and a failed to boot nvme error. I’ve made a video to further show the issue. Without being able to boot the test iso I cannot check if the op issue is fixed. Edit: apologies, video had to be compressed and now quality is terrible but still readable to an extent.
https://github.com/zweiler2/HoloISO_Tweaked/assets/46533729/5dabccb0-924f-46ea-a53f-465ac0b175e7
As a follow-up, I write this new message and can delete and edit last if necessary, but to hopefully get more attention as this is now an issue into the test ISO, there's mounting issues I believe as the root cause. The USB installer may leave the ssd(s) mounted, as I've been able to grab a log out of random help from Google, but forgot how to check.
Regardless, all 3 partitions appear as they cannot mount as they're already mounted, somehow halting boot.
I had this issue exactly when I installed it and said "Yes" to EmuDeck and Deckyloader but I did not have internet. The end result was exactly this.
When I reinstalled with hard wired internet, it all installed correctly. Not sure if this helps.
Does this issue persist on the newest ISO? @draek You mean installing EmuDeck/DeckyLoader messes up the whole system, if you have no internet connection? Do i understand you correctly there?
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