mount: filesystem mounted but any subsystem operation failed: no such file or directory. — on OS load
My distro is ALt Linux with KDE5.
I've got the following error on OS load just before the login screen:
mount: filesystem was mounted but any subsystem operation failed: no
such file or directory.
If I try to load the OS in the recovery mode, the loading stops at the fowlloing line:
started simple desktop display. started vixie ... daemon
That had happened after I installed the latest updates (nvidia, wayland, something else). A moment after update, the system logout screen could no longer be opened, also KDE5 settings.
What could go wrong? can I restor my system and if not, can I reinstall and keep my programs/settings?
mount restore load
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My distro is ALt Linux with KDE5.
I've got the following error on OS load just before the login screen:
mount: filesystem was mounted but any subsystem operation failed: no
such file or directory.
If I try to load the OS in the recovery mode, the loading stops at the fowlloing line:
started simple desktop display. started vixie ... daemon
That had happened after I installed the latest updates (nvidia, wayland, something else). A moment after update, the system logout screen could no longer be opened, also KDE5 settings.
What could go wrong? can I restor my system and if not, can I reinstall and keep my programs/settings?
mount restore load
asked Feb 4 at 17:04
CodeGustCodeGust
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My distro is ALt Linux with KDE5.
I've got the following error on OS load just before the login screen:
mount: filesystem was mounted but any subsystem operation failed: no
such file or directory.
If I try to load the OS in the recovery mode, the loading stops at the fowlloing line:
started simple desktop display. started vixie ... daemon
That had happened after I installed the latest updates (nvidia, wayland, something else). A moment after update, the system logout screen could no longer be opened, also KDE5 settings.
What could go wrong? can I restor my system and if not, can I reinstall and keep my programs/settings?
mount restore load
asked Feb 4 at 17:04
CodeGustCodeGust
1013
My distro is ALt Linux with KDE5.
I've got the following error on OS load just before the login screen:
mount: filesystem was mounted but any subsystem operation failed: no
such file or directory.
If I try to load the OS in the recovery mode, the loading stops at the fowlloing line:
started simple desktop display. started vixie ... daemon
That had happened after I installed the latest updates (nvidia, wayland, something else). A moment after update, the system logout screen could no longer be opened, also KDE5 settings.
What could go wrong? can I restor my system and if not, can I reinstall and keep my programs/settings?
mount restore load
mount restore load
asked Feb 4 at 17:04
CodeGustCodeGust
1013
asked Feb 4 at 17:04
CodeGustCodeGust
1013
asked Feb 4 at 17:04
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