black screen on login

English Install/Boot/Login
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Hi, on my tuxedo infinity pro three boot (opensuse TW broken, opensuse leap 15.1 nologinnow, windows 10 theonlyworkingnow), this evening suddenly at boot of leap 15.1 with KDE this login black screen:
black screen with working mouse cursor and a thing similar to an underscore on top left
it stuck here
https://paste.opensuse.org/17255968
at [FAILED] Failed to start locale service it says to see systemctl status systemd-localed.service
this is the result:

● systemd-localed.service - Locale Service
   Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/systemd-localed.service; static; vendor preset: disabled)
   Active: failed (Result: resources)
     Docs: man:systemd-localed.service(8)
           man:locale.conf(5)
           man:vconsole.conf(5)
           https://www.freedesktop.org/wiki/Software/systemd/localed


May 25 19:45:09 pla4ST systemd[1]: systemd-localed.service: Failed to run 'start' task: No space left on device
May 25 19:45:09 pla4ST systemd[1]: Failed to start Locale Service.
May 25 19:45:09 pla4ST systemd[1]: systemd-localed.service: Unit entered failed state.
May 25 19:45:09 pla4ST systemd[1]: systemd-localed.service: Failed with result 'resources'.

how can I solve and login in my leap?

2

Maybe out of disk space. Can you boot to terminal?? If so try
btrfs filesystem df

3

I’m not on btrfs I’m on ext, I can login by terminal, how can I check it??

4

you are right!!!lol!lol!

Filesystem      1K-blocks      Used Available Use% Mounted ondevtmpfs         16310544         0  16310544   0% /dev
tmpfs            16318976         0  16318976   0% /dev/shm
tmpfs            16318976      9752  16309224   1% /run
tmpfs            16318976         0  16318976   0% /sys/fs/cgroup
/dev/sda7        60213124  60196740         0 100% /
/dev/sda8        60213124   3426716  53698024   6% /home
/dev/sda11     1632838652 704405652 928433000  44% /dati
tmpfs             3263792         0   3263792   0% /run/user/0

I don’t know why but root partition is full, what can I safely delete? /tmp? or other?

5

57GiB that’s a lot for root.

Discover what’s taking up space:

sudo du --max-depth=2 --one-file-system --human-readable / | sort -h

If possible join root and /home, the current split didn’t go well.

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here is:

4.0K	/backup tuxedo infinity pro red 1 ST-2020-05-02mag.profile/profiles4.0K	/backup tuxedo infinity pro red 1 ST-2020-05-02mag.profile/snaps
4.0K	/backup tuxedo infinity pro red 1 TW-2019giu18.profile/snaps
4.0K	/boot/efi
4.0K	/etc/aliases.d
4.0K	/etc/alternatives
4.0K	/etc/auto.master.d
4.0K	/etc/autoinstall
4.0K	/etc/binfmt.d
4.0K	/etc/ceph
4.0K	/etc/cifs-utils
4.0K	/etc/cron.d
4.0K	/etc/cron.hourly
4.0K	/etc/cron.monthly
4.0K	/etc/cron.weekly
4.0K	/etc/gdbinit.d
4.0K	/etc/issue.d
4.0K	/etc/jvm
4.0K	/etc/jvm-commmon
4.0K	/etc/krb5.conf.d
4.0K	/etc/modules-load.d
4.0K	/etc/my.cnf.d
4.0K	/etc/openal
4.0K	/etc/openvpn
4.0K	/etc/pesign
4.0K	/etc/pptp.d
4.0K	/etc/sddm.conf.d
4.0K	/etc/sensors.d
4.0K	/etc/smartd_warning.d
4.0K	/etc/sudoers.d
4.0K	/etc/terminfo
4.0K	/etc/tmpfiles.d
4.0K	/etc/udisks2
4.0K	/etc/vnc
4.0K	/home-other
4.0K	/mnt
4.0K	/root/Documents
4.0K	/root/Downloads
4.0K	/root/Music
4.0K	/root/Pictures
4.0K	/root/Public
4.0K	/root/Templates
4.0K	/root/Videos
4.0K	/root/bin
4.0K	/selinux
4.0K	/srv/firebird
4.0K	/srv/tftpboot
4.0K	/suse-other
4.0K	/tmp/.ICE-unix
4.0K	/tmp/.Test-unix
4.0K	/tmp/.X11-unix
4.0K	/tmp/.XIM-unix
4.0K	/tmp/.esd-1000
4.0K	/tmp/.font-unix
4.0K	/tmp/.org.chromium.Chromium.7LkYgR
4.0K	/tmp/.org.chromium.Chromium.QCieu6
4.0K	/tmp/hsperfdata_pla
4.0K	/tmp/kpackagetool5-JppRmO
4.0K	/tmp/mozilla_pla0
4.0K	/tmp/net-export
4.0K	/tmp/runtime-root
4.0K	/tmp/runtime-sddm
4.0K	/var/crash
4.0K	/var/opt
4.0K	/var/yp
8.0K	/etc/Nextcloud
8.0K	/etc/UPower
8.0K	/etc/ca-certificates
8.0K	/etc/chrony.d
8.0K	/etc/depmod.d
8.0K	/etc/dkms
8.0K	/etc/dnsmasq.d
8.0K	/etc/gnupg
8.0K	/etc/gtk-2.0
8.0K	/etc/gtk-3.0
8.0K	/etc/named.d
8.0K	/etc/ownCloud
8.0K	/etc/pkcs11
8.0K	/etc/popt.d
8.0K	/etc/products.d
8.0K	/etc/purple
8.0K	/etc/reader.conf.d
8.0K	/etc/rsyslog.d
8.0K	/etc/sasl2
8.0K	/etc/selinux
8.0K	/etc/settings
8.0K	/etc/sgml
8.0K	/etc/snmp
8.0K	/etc/wpa_supplicant
8.0K	/lib/dbus-1
8.0K	/lib/lsb
12K	/etc/ConsoleKit
12K	/etc/connman
12K	/etc/dhcp
12K	/etc/ifplugd
12K	/etc/ld.so.conf.d
12K	/etc/libnl
12K	/etc/pcmcia
12K	/etc/plymouth
12K	/etc/request-key.d
12K	/etc/sysctl.d
12K	/etc/uefi
12K	/etc/unixODBC
12K	/etc/xl2tpd
12K	/root/.dbus
12K	/srv/www
16K	/etc/chromium
16K	/etc/cupshelpers
16K	/etc/dracut.conf.d
16K	/etc/ipmi
16K	/etc/lightdm
16K	/etc/opt
16K	/etc/samba
16K	/etc/tcc
16K	/etc/tuned
16K	/lost+found
16K	/root/.ssh
16K	/root/Desktop
16K	/tmp/.config
16K	/usr/x86_64-suse-linux
20K	/etc/audisp
20K	/etc/kernel
20K	/etc/permissions.d
20K	/etc/ssl
20K	/etc/swanctl
20K	/root/.gnupg
24K	/etc/kde4
24K	/etc/signon-ui
24K	/etc/slp.reg.d
24K	/lib/apparmor
24K	/srv
28K	/etc/audit
28K	/etc/avahi
28K	/etc/dconf
28K	/etc/openconnect
28K	/etc/vpnc
28K	/root/.kde4
32K	/backup tuxedo infinity pro red 1 TW-2019giu18.profile/profiles
32K	/etc/gpm
32K	/etc/mpv
32K	/etc/pki
36K	/etc/iscsi
36K	/etc/java
36K	/etc/rdma
36K	/etc/snapper
40K	/etc/apparmor
40K	/etc/firebird
40K	/etc/firewalld
40K	/etc/gconf
40K	/etc/iproute2
40K	/etc/pulse
40K	/etc/vulkan
44K	/etc/init.d
44K	/etc/ipsec.d
48K	/etc/mcelog
52K	/etc/netconfig.d
52K	/etc/xscreensaver
56K	/etc/bash_completion.d
56K	/etc/security
56K	/etc/wicked
60K	/etc/cron.daily
60K	/etc/gimp
60K	/etc/xml
64K	/etc/libibverbs.d
64K	/etc/skel
68K	/etc/default
68K	/etc/openldap
68K	/etc/polkit-1
72K	/etc/icewm
80K	/etc/speech-dispatcher
80K	/usr/local
84K	/etc/YaST2
84K	/etc/logrotate.d
92K	/etc/grub.d
96K	/etc/NetworkManager
96K	/etc/rpm
96K	/root/inst-sys
104K	/etc/cups
108K	/etc/ppp
108K	/var/spool
112K	/etc/systemd
144K	/lib/noelision
148K	/lib64/noelision
156K	/etc/lvm
164K	/etc/modprobe.d
192K	/etc/zypp
196K	/etc/pam.d
256K	/etc/texmf
256K	/lib64/multipath
260K	/etc/profile.d
264K	/etc/dbus-1
300K	/etc/fonts
320K	/etc/joe
332K	/etc/sane.d
388K	/etc/ImageMagick-7-SUSE
416K	/etc/strongswan.d
424K	/etc/sysconfig
424K	/root/.config
464K	/etc/X11
544K	/etc/postfix
604K	/etc/ssh
732K	/etc/mono
740K	/root/.local
804K	/etc/apparmor.d
1.1M	/lib/security
1.1M	/lib64/security
1.3M	/etc/xdg
1.6M	/bin
2.0M	/var/tmp
5.6M	/backup tuxedo infinity pro red 1 TW-2019giu18.profile/logs
5.7M	/backup tuxedo infinity pro red 1 TW-2019giu18.profile
7.7M	/etc/udev
8.0M	/boot/grub2
8.3M	/backup tuxedo infinity pro red 1 ST-2020-05-02mag.profile/logs
8.4M	/backup tuxedo infinity pro red 1 ST-2020-05-02mag.profile
11M	/lib64
12M	/sbin
21M	/etc
31M	/root/.luckyBackup
33M	/root/.cache
48M	/usr/include
65M	/root
71M	/boot
74M	/usr/sbin
80M	/tmp
83M	/var/log
122M	/usr/src
124M	/var/cache
132M	/var/lib
151M	/opt/zoom
226M	/opt/google
244M	/opt/brave.com
271M	/var/adm
308M	/opt/tuxedo-control-center
495M	/lib/firmware
537M	/lib/modules
611M	/var
649M	/usr/bin
928M	/opt
1.1G	/lib
1.3G	/usr/lib
3.4G	/usr/lib64
4.3G	/usr/share
9.8G	/usr
45G	/server
45G	/server/abbaino
58G	/

I don’t understand why /server/abbaino is so big, I use it only to mount in it an external server for backup with luckybackup as superuser…
I will transfere it in /home and try to understand more

I splitted becouse in case of reinstall I can maintain /home and is a very good thing lol!, it is enough big becouse I use also an NTFS partition to share with windows and sometimes I need to transfere big files to home becouse sometimes working on something in NTFS doesn’t works well

7

Maaaaanythanks, after the removing of /server, that was my error in luckybackup configuration, it works nowrotfl!