Hello,
I've been using OpenSUSE 12.3 without big troubles since a while until now. Yesterday I decided that I will update the system to 13.1, using live update (in hindsight I should have sticked to the offline method... but it happened).
Anyway, since the update the system won't boot completely. It reaches the default dark screen with the chameleon, but the login screen won't come up if I boot on the regular way. It simply stops on that screen - the numlock is working, but I can't even bring up a console with alt-Fx.
Meanwhile it boots to desktop (i use KDE) with the recovery option without a problem - I am writing this post from recovery also.
Being a linux noob, I am not really sure where should I start. I tried to make a new user, removing the nvidia vga drivers (I have found some posts that claimed it might cause such problems), reinstalling kde packages, but unfortunately no luck so far.
Here are the logs of a regular boot from /var/log/messages:
It simply stops after the 1149th line, even the hdd stops (i tried to leave it for more than 10 minutes, result is the same):
All suggestions would be appreciated, and if any other info is needed, ask away, will try to get it. Thanks in advance.
I've been using OpenSUSE 12.3 without big troubles since a while until now. Yesterday I decided that I will update the system to 13.1, using live update (in hindsight I should have sticked to the offline method... but it happened).
Anyway, since the update the system won't boot completely. It reaches the default dark screen with the chameleon, but the login screen won't come up if I boot on the regular way. It simply stops on that screen - the numlock is working, but I can't even bring up a console with alt-Fx.
Meanwhile it boots to desktop (i use KDE) with the recovery option without a problem - I am writing this post from recovery also.
Being a linux noob, I am not really sure where should I start. I tried to make a new user, removing the nvidia vga drivers (I have found some posts that claimed it might cause such problems), reinstalling kde packages, but unfortunately no luck so far.
Here are the logs of a regular boot from /var/log/messages:
It simply stops after the 1149th line, even the hdd stops (i tried to leave it for more than 10 minutes, result is the same):
Code:
2013-12-25T09:09:14.735642+01:00 linux-daot systemd[1]: Started Update UTMP about System Runlevel Changes
2013-12-25T09:09:14.736349+01:00 linux-daot systemd[1]: Startup finished in 6.321s (kernel) + 33.121s (userspace) = 39.443s.