did you uninstall the nvidia/ati video drivers prior to the upgrade are you using any other 3rd party driver
can you boot to a graphical environment?
if not in the boot menu select advanced options, type the number 3 and boot in run level 3
go to yast ncurses disable the nvidia/ati repo, uninstall the nvidia/ati rpm, if it exists delete /etc/X11/xorg.conf
I never used the network monitor but when I upgraded from 13.2-42.1 with zypper my network was off, just goto yast and start your network
did you remove bumblebee before the upgrade process as that is an extra 3rd party Kernel module for the 3.16.x Kernels and it won’t work with the 4.1 Kernel that LEAP comes with, do you have an extra hardware driver?
if you didn’t have plasma 5 on 13.2 plasma-nm5 was probably not installed during the upgrade, check and see if it’s installed if not install it
The blank space between bluetooth and audio is the network applet, that is invisible…
I think that I’ll format my computer and do a clean install… I never had luck with distro-upgrade (with any distro), and I ended up everytime doing a fresh install.
I wouldn’t recommencement a reinstall
personally I don’t use nm so I can’t be of more help as I didn’t even notice it was missing
go to yast->Network Settings and see what’s configured
when I did a dup the Network was off, select Network Manager in Network Setup method see pic http://i.imgur.com/vibJOHe.png
atm I’m using lxqt under plasma 5 yast will have different decorations but it should look more or less the same
after changing network services you might try a reboot
Why not? Btw tomorrow I’ll try another time to fix this issue… If I’ll manage to fix it, I’ll not format, since every other parts of the system seems ok…
On Wed, 04 Nov 2015 23:46:03 +0000, OrsoBruno wrote:
> Luca91;2735116 Wrote:
>> Hi all, i’ve successfully upgraded my openSUSE from 13.2 to 42.1 using
>> offline DVD.
>> The system seems stable, but I’ve these two problems:
>>
>> 1) When I boot my computer I can read:
>> >
> Code:
> --------------------
> > > systemd[1]: Failed to start Load Kernel Modules.
> --------------------
>> >
>> >
>>
> I am currently using Tumbleweed, but I see that exact warning (Bumblebee
> + Nvidia like yours).
> Since everything works, I never tried to “solve” it.
I just noticed this on my 13.2 system here today as well. I don’t think
it’s anything to worry about unless a device isn’t working.