idk if the super long shotdown time is related or if that's a different problem
idk if the super long shotdown time is related or if that's a different problem
Jsomeone else said it happened to them as well, pretty much verbatim all amd as well
Jtrue, the 3 in the thread all had both issues, right?
MSometimes the initial loading screen takes a long time as well
Mbefore showing the black screen
KYeah I have no hardware with long shutdown either
KCan't reproduce this stuff
Monly had the long loading time when it was booting to black
Mwhen it doesn't, it's fairly quick
Jhow can I provide further information to help debug this?
Tlong boot is antoher issue
Jjust tell me how and I'll do it
Ti guess
sudo dmesg when it's happeningTin a TTY session
Tperhaps
ujust device-infoyou mean for the black screen?
Tyea
DI can reproduce both of those issues reliably, and only on bazzite. I rebased my laptop to ublue main kinoite and they go away
Jalright, let me check
Talright so it's exclusive to us... very cool
Tand this happened when 40 builds happened
Jexactly, that's what's odd
DYep
MAnd it's never happened to me the first boot after install/update
Midk about others
KNeed a systemd log showing how long each service took
Eyeah i dont understand this, this podman quadlets is way beyond me
KAt a minimum
Ereading all the documentation i dont get it
Jok, got black screen, hold on
Ei have to know systemd commands as well as podman commands to get any use out of it
Jalright, I'll reboot and send the txt with the dmesg
Mwonder if sddm is crashing on startup
KDmesg won't help me, need systemd service log
Jbut only every other time you boot?
KIf it is it's very specific
Mnot home to test tho ):
KLike I said, no issues here on any hardware
KTwo handhelds, two laptops, and a desktop
Tno issues on my AMD desktop and laptop
Tbut
Joh, how do I show you the log then?
Jand should I do it from tty when it happens
Tyes
Jalright, I'll boot and reboot so it happens again
MIt happened from every full power off or restart from OS boot for me
Jso wait, what command to output the log?
Mi haven't tried just pressing the power button when the screen is black
Jthat's what I do, and then boot again and it's normal
Tsudo dmesg | fpasteI thought Kyle said dmesg wasn't enough
