“Disabling IRQ #31”, and the mouse pointer (can move it).
This is the screen I also got at my last attempt of shutting down the system.
I found that my system storage was full (got several messages during updating and app usage). So I deleted a lot of files and freed up a good 50 GB of space, but when I shut down, this happened. I had to force power off, and now I get the same experience at boot…
Do you have a ZFS filesystem? Please post the output the output of lsblk -f. I’m guessing the problem lies in the last line (the login error). Please post the output of systemctl status gkr-pam
It can also help to get more info about your system: inxi -Fayz
If I switch from tty2 back to tty1, it’s always the old situation depicted in first post, that message and the mouse pointer.
tty7 only has a blinking text cursor.
I made sure that all the output is there! obviously the photos are not the most easily readable, but I can manage fine at least on my laptop screen, it enlarges the picture for me when I click it.
This is also consistent with the problem I was experiencing before this (full SSD), but KDE partition manager reports a good 15 GB free on this partition (size: 359,38 GB, used: 344,54 GB). I’ll try to free up more space suing your suggestions.
So, apparently 15 available GB was not enough, but the space I gained using
and
was enough: the system booted now! Free space is now 33 GB (indeed I ran out during a system update, so it makes sense a lot would be freed up deleting the pacman cache!).
Still it comes as a surprise that Manjaro wouldn’t boot with 15 GB available.
To fix this problem , I’m thinking of enlarging the partition that Manjaro is residing on.
Would you say this is safe?