D. R. Evans wrote: > Nope, all just black. > > But I could log in via ssh, and started backing out recent changes (I'm > not sure how long the problem had existed, as I don't normally look at the > console screen once X has started). > > One of the changes was to switch to the Trinity desktop manager, and when > I reverted to using sddm, the problem went away. > > I don't like sddm, but at least it allows the machine to reach a login > screen, so I'll forget about trying to use tdm on that machine, and assume > that the problem won't recur. >
I wonder why no one suggested to remove "quite" on the boot command line and see where it hangs. Then boot in single user (rescue) mode and fix this. I personally find this behavior of systemd annoying.
