Service questions with systemd/systemctl
Alex
mysqlstudent at gmail.com
Wed Nov 16 02:48:57 UTC 2011
Hi,
>> How do I troubleshoot this? How do I determine why a service managed
>> by systemd didn't start? Why is there nothing written to syslog
>> regarding this?
>
> did you run sensors-detect as root to setup the modules
> lm_sensors needs to load on your system?
>
> You can also fiddle /etc/systemd/system.conf to set the
> logging level.
Yes, I've done that, and have also run sensors-detect successfully. A
few "coretemp" and modules loading messages are printed in syslog, but
that's it:
Nov 15 21:30:43 mail01 kernel: [190985.265634] coretemp coretemp.1:
Using relative temperature scale!
Nov 15 21:30:43 mail01 kernel: [190985.275732] coretemp coretemp.0:
Using relative temperature scale!
Nov 15 21:30:43 mail01 kernel: [190985.285607] coretemp coretemp.1:
Using relative temperature scale!
Nov 15 21:30:43 mail01 kernel: [190985.295303] coretemp coretemp.0:
Using relative temperature scale!
Nov 15 21:30:43 mail01 kernel: [190985.304782] coretemp coretemp.1:
Using relative temperature scale!
Nov 15 21:30:43 mail01 kernel: [190985.316279] w83627hf: w83627hf:
Found W83627HF chip at 0x290
Nov 15 21:30:43 mail01 kernel: [190985.396073] w83793 5-002f:
Registered watchdog chardev major 10, minor: 212
It used to be there was a script that you could trace for debugging,
but I don't understand how the new system works.
I've set the following in system.conf:
[Manager]
LogLevel=info
LogTarget=syslog-or-kmsg
Is there something more I can do to troubleshoot this?
Thanks,
Alex
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