Hello,
I was having trouble with the backlight control into manjaro so I found this tutorial
youtube /watch?v=bRBE8F-Z8MI
but after launching the command pkill x my computer is stuck on the asus logo when i start to boot on manjaro…Could anyone please help me ?
I cant find any solution
start from scratch and if you have issues that want to fix, share some information about your system as explained here How to provide good information and someone will help you out, or point you in the right direction.
The screenshot starts with:
last login;
27-th of August
that is quite some time ago now - that’s not recent at all
then a command to remove a (non existent) directory
you tried three times
Then, at the end, there are hints that something failed
and also where more information as to why might be found:
in /home/pull/.local/share/xorg/Xorg.0.log
Your X server seems to be misconfigured and the clues as to the reason why it fails are in the system log or in the log file that is mentioned in the message you posted a screenshot of.
read the log files - and/or post the contents
! cave !
not a screen shot! - post (copy/paste) the text
less /home/pull/.local/share/xorg/Xorg.0.log
you can scroll the output with the arrow keys
or cat /home/pull/.local/share/xorg/Xorg.0.log
that will dump all of it and you’ll only see the end part …
then there are the
journalctl
and dmesg
commands
to list the system logs and error messages
The command you mentioned: pkill x
is, for one, incorrect (not a valid command)
and therefore would not have done anything anyway
second:
it would only have killed (stopped) a running process of that name - if it existed
This certainly does no permanent damage to the system - after a reboot, everything will be as it was.
So:
the reason for your no boot issue is … something else (aka: something else you did but did not mention … or don’t remember )
Hello thanks for your answer
I’m sorry i didn’t understand everything, what should I do to make my computer boot again…?
please try to explain me really simply what to do, i would be so recognizeful to bring back my computer to life as before
I just described to you how to access and read the log files
that are expicitly mentioned in your screenshot
which likely contain details re you error.
And I mentioned some other sources of possible information as to what the reason of your issue is.
I cannot read those for you - you’ll have to do that.