Black screen after boot in Archlinux [on hold]











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I'm using Archlinux (with KDE plasma 5) for a little while now. But a few days ago, I started my old Acer Aspire on which I test a view things from time to time. Even though I don't want to lose my data.



So, whan I'm booting everything shows up normally. Like the starts from all services and so on. But after enableling The Hostname service it just stops and take loog time. Than the screen gets Black and the first few sec's a text bar pops up. Than it stops and get just black.



That just happened at the 11.12.18. I don't know if that is an update issue, because I don't remember to sudo strange stuff.






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    I'm using Archlinux (with KDE plasma 5) for a little while now. But a few days ago, I started my old Acer Aspire on which I test a view things from time to time. Even though I don't want to lose my data.



    So, whan I'm booting everything shows up normally. Like the starts from all services and so on. But after enableling The Hostname service it just stops and take loog time. Than the screen gets Black and the first few sec's a text bar pops up. Than it stops and get just black.



    That just happened at the 11.12.18. I don't know if that is an update issue, because I don't remember to sudo strange stuff.






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      I'm using Archlinux (with KDE plasma 5) for a little while now. But a few days ago, I started my old Acer Aspire on which I test a view things from time to time. Even though I don't want to lose my data.



      So, whan I'm booting everything shows up normally. Like the starts from all services and so on. But after enableling The Hostname service it just stops and take loog time. Than the screen gets Black and the first few sec's a text bar pops up. Than it stops and get just black.



      That just happened at the 11.12.18. I don't know if that is an update issue, because I don't remember to sudo strange stuff.






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      I'm using Archlinux (with KDE plasma 5) for a little while now. But a few days ago, I started my old Acer Aspire on which I test a view things from time to time. Even though I don't want to lose my data.



      So, whan I'm booting everything shows up normally. Like the starts from all services and so on. But after enableling The Hostname service it just stops and take loog time. Than the screen gets Black and the first few sec's a text bar pops up. Than it stops and get just black.



      That just happened at the 11.12.18. I don't know if that is an update issue, because I don't remember to sudo strange stuff.






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