Hello,i discovered that unlike the last time i used micro os / micro os desktop some years ago, health-checker isn’t installed on my system. Just as a notice, idk if they changed packages and patterns in between RC and release but i installed my system back when the 16.1 RC came out using the gnome pattern, never changed base system patterns/enhanced base system or others, is health-checker still used or not something you recommend to install on the current leap 16.1? , could it cause issue?, i thought it was usefull for an immutable system.
@mattF11 use Cockpit, it has all the info…?
fastfetch --config config.jsonc
==== ------------
====== OS: openSUSE Leap 16.1 x86_64
==== ====+ Host: Inspiron 660
+==== +==== Kernel: Linux 6.12.0-160100.8-default
+===+ ==== Uptime: 4 mins
==== ==== Packages: 477 (rpm)
+=== +==== Shell: bash 5.2.37
==== +==== Display (STD2151): 1920x1080 @ 60 Hz in 15" [External]
===== ==== Terminal: /dev/pts/0
+===+ ===== CPU: Intel(R) Core(TM) i5-3340 (4) @ 3.30 GHz
==+ ===== +===+ === GPU: Intel Xeon E3-1200 v2/3rd Gen Core processor Graphics Controller @ 1.05 GHz [Integrated]
==== ==== ===== ===== Memory: 564.04 MiB / 15.50 GiB (4%)
==== ======= ==== Swap: 0 B / 2.00 GiB (0%)
==== === ==== Disk (/): 1.18 GiB / 25.00 GiB (5%) - btrfs [Read-only]
====+ ==== Disk (/var): 68.66 MiB / 92.24 GiB (0%) - btrfs
==== ===== Locale: en_US.UTF-8
======
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i meant the healt-checker package that auto roll back to the last working snapshot, here’s the package description from zypper
: health-checker is a service running once at every reboot to verify
that all important services are running. If it is the first reboot after
an update, an automatic rollback to the last working snapshot is made.
If this is not after an update, a reboot is made. If this does not help,
the services will be disabled.
This package does not contain any checks. For this, additional
plugins for different products are needed.
@malcolmlewis i meant the health-checker package,not the cockpit Health section
@mattF11 transactional-update pkg install health-checker then transactional-update apply or reboot… I suspect health-checker-plugins-MicroOS is what you want?