the issue; i cannot get the network plasmoid up and running …
Passwort:
linux-a9sq:/home/martin/.kde4/share/config # iwconfig
wlp4s0 IEEE 802.11bgn ESSID:off/any
Mode:Managed Access Point: Not-Associated Tx-Power=off
Retry short limit:7 RTS thr=2347 B Fragment thr:off
Encryption key:off
Power Management:off
enp5s0 no wireless extensions.
lo no wireless extensions.
linux-a9sq:/home/martin/.kde4/share/config # rfkill list
0: phy0: Wireless LAN
Soft blocked: no
Hard blocked: yes
linux-a9sq:/home/martin/.kde4/share/config #
btw. i ve probably some other issues here left - that
Apparently i have a lot of (hundreds) of Akonadi resources. i tried to remove the unneeded ones, in “kcmshell4 akonadi” or “Configure Desktop”->“Personal Informations”->“Configure Akonadi Resources” or by just deleting the corresponding config files in ~/.kde4/share/config/ (akonadi_*).
Have you checked Network Settings in Yast? Are you configured to use “NetworkManager” or to use “wicked”?
Also check “Configure Desktop” → “Startup and Shutdown”
and look at the services manager (sorry, I don’t remember the exact name). Make sure that the network service is set to run at startup. Then check the system tray, and make sure that the network applet is checked to show.
i will check this - i will try to fix it
should i remove this -
note: i have to remove it via terminal - since i am not able to start yast
how to remove it via terminal… !?
and besides this; what should i check also!?
note; can the above mentioned error also stop the system from starting libreoffice.
libreoffice does not start also,
i first try to remove the repo youmention - i need to try it via terminal - can you give me a tipp how to do this
Yes.
Or replace the URL with 13.2, you can e.g. edit the text file in /etc/zypp/repos.d/ manually.
Afterwards run “zypper dup” to update your system.
note: i have to remove it via terminal - since i am not able to start yast
how to remove it via terminal… !?
Either by modifying/removing the repo files in /etc/zypp/repos.d/ directly, or via zypper (see “zypper mr --help” and “zypper rr --help”).
But what happens when you run “sudo yast” in the terminal?
Those huge number of akonadi processes should only affect starting graphical applications, not text-mode yast.
Do you still have those?
You should reboot after removing the akonadi resource configs to quit the running processes, as I told you in your other thread.
Does it help if you just kill all processes with “akonadi” in the name?
If not, you have a completely different problem.
Akonadi should not affect NetworkManager anyway.
and besides this; what should i check also!?
note; can the above mentioned error also stop the system from starting libreoffice.
libreoffice does not start also,
If not, then it is part of the root file system and you probably just need to cleanup “btrfs” snapshots. If it is a separate file system, you might need to clean up some old kernels.
To summarize, “/boot” is a separate partition, and is 102M in size.
That’s a bit tight on space, though it should be enough. I think it was with opensuse 12.3 that I ran into problems. But the size of the “initrd” files tor 13.2 is a bit smaller.
What happens is that the kernel takes a chunk of space, and the corresponding “initrd” file takes a chunk of space.
When a new kernel is installed, the old one is not deleted. But if there are already two kernels, then after a third kernel is installed, the oldest kernel is supposed to be deleted. But there is a period of time where there are three kernels. That should still fit in 102M. But sometimes the cleanup of old kernels isn’t working properly. I’m guessing that’s the problem you are having.
Maybe give the output of
ls -l /boot
so that we can see.
And another question. Are you able to use Yast Software Management? Or is there still too much broken for that?