Re: Partial Freeze Bullseye Mat

[songbird <songbird@anthive.com>]

Peter Ehlert wrote:
>
> On 7/14/23 10:49, songbird wrote:
>>    if you use journalctl -f to watch what is happening
>> does anything show up?
>
> good thought, thanks.
> at the moment I see only this:
>
> peter@z840x:~$ journalctl -f
> Hint: You are currently not seeing messages from other users and the system.
>        Users in groups 'adm', 'systemd-journal' can see all messages.
>        Pass -q to turn off this notice.
> Jul 15 05:15:01 z840x clock-applet[2507]: _weather_info_fill: assertion 
> '((info == NULL) && (location != NULL)) || ((info != NULL) && (location 
>== NULL))' failed
> Jul 15 05:15:02 z840x clock-applet[2507]: weather_info_abort: assertion 
> 'info != NULL' failed
> Jul 15 05:15:02 z840x clock-applet[2507]: _weather_info_fill: assertion 
> '((info == NULL) && (location != NULL)) || ((info != NULL) && (location 
>== NULL))' failed
> Jul 15 05:15:09 z840x clock-applet[2507]: weather_info_abort: assertion 
> 'info != NULL' failed
> Jul 15 05:15:09 z840x clock-applet[2507]: _weather_info_fill: assertion 
> '((info == NULL) && (location != NULL)) || ((info != NULL) && (location 
>== NULL))' failed
> Jul 15 05:15:10 z840x clock-applet[2507]: weather_info_abort: assertion 
> 'info != NULL' failed
> Jul 15 05:15:10 z840x clock-applet[2507]: _weather_info_fill: assertion 
> '((info == NULL) && (location != NULL)) || ((info != NULL) && (location 
>== NULL))' failed
> Jul 15 05:15:19 z840x systemd[1873]: Reached target printer.target - 
> Printer.
> Jul 15 06:23:17 z840x dbus-daemon[1902]: [session uid=1000 pid=1902] 
> Activating service name='org.freedesktop.Notifications' requested by 
> ':1.68' (uid=1000 pid=2761 comm="/usr/bin/python3 /usr/bin/syncthing-gtk")
> Jul 15 06:23:17 z840x dbus-daemon[1902]: [session uid=1000 pid=1902] 
> Successfully activated service 'org.freedesktop.Notifications'
>
>===

  if you run the journalctl -f as root you'll see
everything and not just for the user.

  otherwise, yes, agree with you at this point it is
a hardware issue.

  one thing i do like about desktops and make sure of
is that there are enough spare USB headers so i can 
plug in more replaceable ports instead of using the
hard soldered ones for things i will plug and unplug
often.


  songbird