However I think those lines have there been before as I have a friend which has a really similar Arch setup whose log file also displays the exact same error messages, who did also a system update this morning and who doesn't experience any problems. on the first line and some 'Failed to load module.' errors on later lines).
xterm seemed also to run in the background because when I typed "exit" closed the session again.Ĭomment: The log file of the 'X.Org X Server' does display some errors (e.g. Log in from tty2 and try from there (same result)Ĭhanging ~/.xinitrc such that xterm starts instead of i3 (see lines commented out in. Starting i3 directly via xinit /usr/bin/i3 (same result with additional error message "No monitors found") Replacing my i3 config file with the default one (same result) In the following I post a list of things I already tried and a list of log files. I would be really happy if someone could help me out with this issue. Once the option is disabled, click the Ok button to apply the change ( 3. Within this tab, you should see the option named Screen Blanking, click the Disabled button next to the option ( 2. I looked through many posts on this and other forums but nothing seemed to work. With the Raspberry Pi Configuration menu opened, you will need to first change to the Display tab ( 1. The problem is that I wasn't able to find any useful error message and I have therefore no idea how I could fix this. i3 seemed to run in the background as the command $mod+Shift+e closed the session again. But this time the only thing that appeared was a black screen. After the login to the tty1-shell I tried to start my i3 window manager via 'startx' as usual. This morning I did a system update via 'pacman -Syu' and a reboot. This is my first post, I hope I get everything right and comply with the rules (otherwise please forgive me). Open the file config.txt inside the folder /boot with the bash command sudo nano /boot/config.txt and justput a before disableoverscan1 or change the 1 with.
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