[Stable Update] 2022-07-12 - Kernels, Pipewire, Mesa, KDE Gear, Plasma, KDE Frameworks, Gnome, Python, Haskell

[baraban]

and what then?

[brahma]

then proceed with removing the zeroconf

[mine_turtle]

Same problem with starting a QEMU based Win VM (GPU passthrough):
“chardev ‘spicevmc’ not supported without spice graphics” error received when attempting to start.

Downgrading to libvirt 1:8.3.0-1 (from 1:8.5.0-2) solves it.

• Is there a permanent configuration/vm definition change I should apply - as this becomes a requirement?

[varikonniemi]

boot with the working kernel, and run the mkinitcpio again. You can also press esc when it freezes at the logo to hopefully show some info.

[varikonniemi]

sounds like you had filesystem corruption

[pheiduck]

I see this on my machine (some times):

Jul 17 18:18:03 systemd-udevd[680]: could not read from '/sys/module/acpi_cpufreq/initstate': No such device

could not read from '/sys/module/pcc_cpufreq/initstate': No such device

Pcc_cpufreq initstate no such device Error

Thank you! I checked and the driver is intel_pstate. Well, I don’t know why but at this boot the error didn’t show up. Hopefully, I wish it to remain like that without the error! And yea, now I know to check cpu-freq, next time I would check if the frequency get stuck at one number when the error occurs!! For now am getting a variable cpu-frequencies. So I guess this error may be related to cpu-driver/frequency issues!(correct me is am wrong!)

Something amd-pstate related then ^^

[CyberNoob]

I did the same, click on the 3 points and then on “Refresh databases”, and your system will be update.

Thanks @GaaSantAna

[GaaSantAna]

Good to know! I translate to “Update database” because I use my system in Portuguese