I don’t remember well what do I do to get this error because before of this happened I used to login through a TTY with:
$ startx
I’ve intalled the gnome keyring.
The unique way to make the graphic interface works is doing:
sudo systemctl restart xdm
After that I choose the Plasma (wayland) and login normally, but there are different limitations (not available to share the screen on zoom calls) through this method 
.
The X11 doesn’t works, there was not “/etc/X11/xorg.conf” I try to make one with “nvidia-xconfig” but doesn’t works, so, I delete it again.
I try to put this file 50-systemd-user.sh, found on github, in /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.d/50-systemd-user.sh, but either works.
The output when I execute the startx shows me 2 errors one because there was not 50-systemd-user.sh file, and the other error after I put the file was “xf86EnableIO:failed to enable I/O ports 0000-03ff”
And the first error was “xauth (argv): 1 : bad display name “amnesia:1” in “remove” command”.
The output of:
$ sudo journalctl -b
Is this: OUTPUT
SIMILAR PROBLEM
@AsherUwU:
First, welcome to the openSUSE Forums.
Please be aware that, because of systemd, it is unwise to start a Desktop session with “startx”.
- The default systemd target should be the “graphical.target” – please check with:
> systemctl get-default
- To change the default systemd target, use YaST → System → Services Manager:
At the top of the window → the Standard System Target.
Yep, this is my output:
$ systemctl get-default
graphical.target
As an update I had to choose another kernel because the last, was sending me to a rescue console . I don’t know what I’m doing wrong. I get this output posted here:
what do these ata error messages mean?
I’m doing backup of my data, because IDK if I can start the system again.
I have discover that I have 2 active sessions
$ loginctl
SESSION UID USER SEAT TTY
3 1000 ci4n seat0
6 1000 ci4n seat0 tty2
$ loginctl show-session 3 | grep Type
Type=x11
$ loginctl show-session 6 | grep Type
Type=wayland
I’m in the tty2.
Update:
I’m start thinking that each time I Login it launch me to another tty, when I try with X11, because with Wayland works fine.
The first Display Manager is usually launched on TTY7 – if, from the session running on TTY7 you “Login as another user”, that user’s session will be launched on TTY8 – and so on, and so on – up to a system defined maximum.
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May be the credentials manager is failing? And that’s why it doesn’t bring me to the session itself but the login screen again?
Since it is failing I can’t use the graphic card (Nvidia), I’m working with the integrated graphics of intel.
The prime-select command outputs:
nvidia catched
nvidia driver already in use!
I’ve installed the Nvidia 06 drivers.
But the output of glxinfo is:
$ glxinfo | grep 'OpenGL renderer string'
OpenGL renderer string: Mesa Intel(R) UHD Graphics 630 (CFL GT2)
Ah! NIVIDIA – I use AMD and therefore, can not help you further.
A full /tmp can cause this.
I’ve fixed it deleting the /home/user/.xinitrc file, thanks everyone for helping me :3
You could also, check the configuration files in the user’s Home directory against the current system versions located in ‘/etc/skel/’ .