Does anybody knows what is this?

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Hello,

OMV LX 3.03 (updated from LX 3.0)

KDE

Don’t know what went wrong and why is (seems to be) right again:

1-First boot => user login but mouse cannot click anything => reboot
2-Second boot => sddm OK=> user login => black screen => reboot
3-Third boot=> sddm didn’t showed up => reboot
4-Fourth boot=> recovery mode=>messages on Network failures=> XFdrake => no help=>reboot
5-Fifty boot=> fsck failures => reboot
6-sixty boot=> messages on temperature trespassing limits => reboot
7-Seventy boot=>recovery mode=> as root: systemctl start NetworkManager.service => reboot
8-Eighty boot => OK again

I’m afraid it may be a hardware related problem.

Thanks

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At first sight, I would search around the cooling system. If it’s ok, you might check the health of your disk.

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Thanks for the tips.

I’ll try a fsck as soon as possible.

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Don’t know if this is related to this problem, but I’ve noticed the message

erro: sparse file not allowed

just before the message,

Loading openmandriva kernel 4.13.12 ....

during boot.

Searching around, I’ve found different comments on this, as an example,

[GRUB][btrfs] error: sparse file not allowed - Technical Issues and Assistance - Manjaro Linux Forum

a possible solution (in another reference but not in english) could be editing /etc/default/grub file to change

GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=true to GRUB_SAVEDEFAULT=false.

Anyway, booting seems to go right with this message.

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This means GRUB is not able to save your selected entry on disk in order to select is as default at next reboot.

and this is the solution.

I suggest you to check the RAM too.

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This error should not happen if you use ext4 for / partition. It does happen if you use f2fs or btrfs and probably some others (I don’t know the full list).

It does not prevent booting but does create a delay.

Otherwise @mandian has pointed out the workaround.

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