first of thx for reading this post and answering if you can
my boot on 15.4 fell in emergency mode due to a missing file. In fact systemd-fsck
how do I resume the normal boot till the graphical.target. I don’t need to fsck my partitions.
first of thx for reading this post and answering if you can
my boot on 15.4 fell in emergency mode due to a missing file. In fact systemd-fsck
how do I resume the normal boot till the graphical.target. I don’t need to fsck my partitions.
Ok, I just solved my problem, but another one remains, which will be the topic of my next question.
> rpm --query --whatprovides /usr/lib/systemd/systemd-fsck
systemd-249.15-150400.8.22.1.x86_64
>
Forcibly reinstall the “systemd” package to recover that system file into your system.
Please, execute the following commends to check your system’s installation:
# zypper verify
# rpm --verify --all
Executing “rpmconfigcheck” will indicate which system configuration files need to be checked for changes due to patches and/or updates …