System shuts down during boot

[Radule Šoškić]

After installing 13.1 on it, my computer shuts down in the middle of
boot process. It happens very quickly, so I can't read or reproduce the
messages on the console.

But, boot goes OK if booting to init 3.
So, I boot to init 3, log in as root and do init 5. That way, system
acts normally.

But this is annoying and I would like to solve this.

I need help with where to look for further investigation.

Of course any other help is welcome!

Best regards,

~rs~

[Carlos E. R.]

Post by Radule Šoškić
After installing 13.1 on it, my computer shuts down in the middle of
boot process. It happens very quickly, so I can't read or reproduce the
messages on the console.

Send log over the network to another machine.

[Radule Šoškić]

Post by Carlos E. R.

Post by Radule Šoškić
After installing 13.1 on it, my computer shuts down in the middle of
boot process. It happens very quickly, so I can't read or reproduce the
messages on the console.

Send log over the network to another machine.

I managed to get boot.log with the records of the process.
It is attached to this message, in case that anybody on this list can
make a comment on it.

Best regards
~rs~

[Carlos E. R.]

Post by Radule Šoškić
I managed to get boot.log with the records of the process.
It is attached to this message, in case that anybody on this list can
make a comment on it.

[ OK ] Reached target Shutdown.
Starting /etc/init.d/halt.local Compatibility...
[ OK ] Started /etc/init.d/halt.local Compatibility.
[ OK ] Reached target Final Step.
Starting Power-Off...


You told it to power-off. That is, most likely your default/final status
is "power-off", so that's what it does. :-)

Change the default run-level or status. How exactly, I'm unsure.

[jdd]

Post by Carlos E. R.
Change the default run-level or status. How exactly, I'm unsure.

this I know

adapt:

linux-zckr:/etc/systemd/system # ll de*
lrwxrwxrwx 1 root root 40 8 déc. 2013 default.target ->
/usr/lib/systemd/system/runlevel5.target

from a rescue cd, the best I could think of was to use relative linking
to build the link (the path is not the same). chroot could also work

of course one have to link to the relevant target in lib

jdd