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Applications do not work

Open Obscurus99 opened this issue 8 years ago • 8 comments
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Hi. I recently installed the Subgraph OS but nothing on it works except for the settings applications. I was able to connect to my wireless network but the Tor browser does not work (it initiates a download notification but there is no progress in the status bar). If I try to open any of the Libre Office apps, I merely get a banner that says "Libre Office" but no word or data processing applications actually open. I cannot even open an audio cd to play music.

Please help.

Obscurus99 avatar Feb 11 '17 01:02 Obscurus99

Did you run all the upgrades?

xSmurf avatar Feb 25 '17 20:02 xSmurf

Seems like upgrading solved the bulk of these problems (expected). Without more information (logs from dmesg, auditd, and oz-daemon), these issues can't go anywhere...

xSmurf avatar Mar 11 '17 17:03 xSmurf

I'm honestly a bit flabbergasted as I've never seen this issue around before. It might be helpful if you posted complete OZ logs from /var/log/ox-daemon.log. Also maybe hop in the IRC channel for easier back and forth...

xSmurf avatar Mar 20 '17 04:03 xSmurf

Hi, No this issue is not local to you only. I have exactly the same problem nothing different. First I thought it was a problem only to my computer but I have it also on a other laptop after the update / upgrade nothing seems to wan't start

StyleSmooth avatar Mar 20 '17 09:03 StyleSmooth

Can you grep the audit log for seccomp hits? I doubt that's it, but worth a try.

sudo grep -i seccomp /var/log/audit/audit.log

Also might want to try AppArmor while you're at it:

sudo grep -i apparmor /var/log/audit/audit.log

Do this after you try to start your applications.

dma avatar Mar 20 '17 14:03 dma

It would be helpful if you could attach the following logs in complete form:

  • /var/log/oz-daemon.log
  • /var/log/audit/audit.log
  • The output of sudo dmesg
  • The output of apt-cache policy oz-daemon subgraph-oz-profiles | grep -E '(:$|Installed)'

KVM is of no relevance here.

xSmurf avatar Mar 23 '17 18:03 xSmurf

System-monitor or the free command is a reliable way of checking RAM usage.

xSmurf avatar Apr 05 '17 13:04 xSmurf

Until you provide the logs requested above, there is not much else I can do.

xSmurf avatar Apr 06 '17 22:04 xSmurf