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Rozza
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 Posted: Mon Jun 18, 2018 10:56 am Post subject: Post-install questions |
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Hey again everyone,
So I have completed the gentoo install and I can successfully boot up my computer in gentoo. This instantly made me suspicious. I followed most of the handbooks default instructions, except for a different partition scheme. Is there a way I can check to make sure everything is working properly? I am not yet familiar with openRC, but is there a command like systemctl --failed that I can use? I was a little bit unsure of how to properly configure my fstab file, I essentially copied what I could from the arch wiki and the handbook but I am not confident I did it appropriately. Any advice to make sure I have configured everything correctly? |
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fedeliallalinea
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I don't know what systemctl --failed command does, but in openrc you can use rc-status
| Code: | $ rc-status --help
Usage: rc-status [options] <runlevel>...
or: rc-status [options] [-a | -c | -l | -m | -r | -s | -u]
Options: [ aclmrsuChqVv ]
-a, --all Show services from all run levels
-c, --crashed Show crashed services
-l, --list Show list of run levels
-m, --manual Show manually started services
-r, --runlevel Show the name of the current runlevel
-s, --servicelist Show service list
-u, --unused Show services not assigned to any runlevel
-h, --help Display this help output
-C, --nocolor Disable color output
-V, --version Display software version
-v, --verbose Run verbosely
-q, --quiet Run quietly (repeat to suppress errors) |
For see if mount points are configured how did you want, use mount or df -h commands
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krinn
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No idea what the systemctl --failed do, but guessing by name i suppose you're looking for rc-status to check services status.
But if your system boot, even if not all is ok, the system boot, so you have done the harder part 
ps: yes, i'm fedeliallalinea's twin brain (but the slow one) |
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