Some journalctl ERRORS
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I've been having some error shown on journalctl -b -p err command output, could you guys shed some light on how I could solve them and explain the reason behind them?
journalctl -b -p err output
I'd appreciate the help.
kernel systemd acpi dbus wpa-supplicant
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I've been having some error shown on journalctl -b -p err command output, could you guys shed some light on how I could solve them and explain the reason behind them?
journalctl -b -p err output
I'd appreciate the help.
kernel systemd acpi dbus wpa-supplicant
asked Feb 5 at 23:16
Y.FernandesY.Fernandes
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The picture you provide is of (red!) text, please just copy/paste text into your question as it's much easier to read, plus we can copy/paste it in replies to you.
– guiverc
Feb 5 at 23:20
You can eliminate the PCKS #7 errors by disabling secure boot in your BIOS
– Charles Green
Feb 6 at 0:24
If disablingsecure bootdoesn't fix the PKCS#7 error, you'll have to look in/var/log/syslogto see if it calls out the driver that's throwing this error. Also, interminaltyperfkilland make sure that nothing is blocked. The other errors are mostly noise. Are you having a specific problem that we can help you with?
– heynnema
Feb 6 at 0:48
@CharlesGreen please see my comment. Secure Boot may not fix the PKCS#7 error...
– heynnema
Feb 6 at 0:50
@guiverc Sorry, newbie here.
– Y.Fernandes
Feb 7 at 0:53
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I've been having some error shown on journalctl -b -p err command output, could you guys shed some light on how I could solve them and explain the reason behind them?
journalctl -b -p err output
I'd appreciate the help.
kernel systemd acpi dbus wpa-supplicant
asked Feb 5 at 23:16
Y.FernandesY.Fernandes
61
I've been having some error shown on journalctl -b -p err command output, could you guys shed some light on how I could solve them and explain the reason behind them?
journalctl -b -p err output
I'd appreciate the help.
kernel systemd acpi dbus wpa-supplicant
kernel systemd acpi dbus wpa-supplicant
asked Feb 5 at 23:16
Y.FernandesY.Fernandes
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asked Feb 5 at 23:16
Y.FernandesY.Fernandes
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asked Feb 5 at 23:16
Y.FernandesY.Fernandes
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asked Feb 5 at 23:16
Y.FernandesY.Fernandes
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asked Feb 5 at 23:16
Y.FernandesY.Fernandes
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The picture you provide is of (red!) text, please just copy/paste text into your question as it's much easier to read, plus we can copy/paste it in replies to you.
– guiverc
Feb 5 at 23:20
You can eliminate the PCKS #7 errors by disabling secure boot in your BIOS
– Charles Green
Feb 6 at 0:24
If disablingsecure bootdoesn't fix the PKCS#7 error, you'll have to look in/var/log/syslogto see if it calls out the driver that's throwing this error. Also, interminaltyperfkilland make sure that nothing is blocked. The other errors are mostly noise. Are you having a specific problem that we can help you with?
– heynnema
Feb 6 at 0:48
@CharlesGreen please see my comment. Secure Boot may not fix the PKCS#7 error...
– heynnema
Feb 6 at 0:50
@guiverc Sorry, newbie here.
– Y.Fernandes
Feb 7 at 0:53
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The picture you provide is of (red!) text, please just copy/paste text into your question as it's much easier to read, plus we can copy/paste it in replies to you.
– guiverc
Feb 5 at 23:20
You can eliminate the PCKS #7 errors by disabling secure boot in your BIOS
– Charles Green
Feb 6 at 0:24
If disablingsecure bootdoesn't fix the PKCS#7 error, you'll have to look in/var/log/syslogto see if it calls out the driver that's throwing this error. Also, interminaltyperfkilland make sure that nothing is blocked. The other errors are mostly noise. Are you having a specific problem that we can help you with?
– heynnema
Feb 6 at 0:48
@CharlesGreen please see my comment. Secure Boot may not fix the PKCS#7 error...
– heynnema
Feb 6 at 0:50
@guiverc Sorry, newbie here.
– Y.Fernandes
Feb 7 at 0:53
1
1
The picture you provide is of (red!) text, please just copy/paste text into your question as it's much easier to read, plus we can copy/paste it in replies to you.
– guiverc
Feb 5 at 23:20
The picture you provide is of (red!) text, please just copy/paste text into your question as it's much easier to read, plus we can copy/paste it in replies to you.
– guiverc
Feb 5 at 23:20
You can eliminate the PCKS #7 errors by disabling secure boot in your BIOS
– Charles Green
Feb 6 at 0:24
You can eliminate the PCKS #7 errors by disabling secure boot in your BIOS
– Charles Green
Feb 6 at 0:24
If disabling
secure boot doesn't fix the PKCS#7 error, you'll have to look in /var/log/syslog to see if it calls out the driver that's throwing this error. Also, in terminal type rfkill and make sure that nothing is blocked. The other errors are mostly noise. Are you having a specific problem that we can help you with?– heynnema
Feb 6 at 0:48
If disabling
secure boot doesn't fix the PKCS#7 error, you'll have to look in /var/log/syslog to see if it calls out the driver that's throwing this error. Also, in terminal type rfkill and make sure that nothing is blocked. The other errors are mostly noise. Are you having a specific problem that we can help you with?– heynnema
Feb 6 at 0:48
@CharlesGreen please see my comment. Secure Boot may not fix the PKCS#7 error...
– heynnema
Feb 6 at 0:50
@CharlesGreen please see my comment. Secure Boot may not fix the PKCS#7 error...
– heynnema
Feb 6 at 0:50
@guiverc Sorry, newbie here.
– Y.Fernandes
Feb 7 at 0:53
@guiverc Sorry, newbie here.
– Y.Fernandes
Feb 7 at 0:53
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grep PKCS#7 /var/log/syslog
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.385519] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.403128] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.404485] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 34.213590] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.116140] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.142025] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.143222] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 33.747217] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
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grep PKCS#7 /var/log/syslog
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.385519] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.403128] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.404485] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 34.213590] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.116140] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.142025] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.143222] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 33.747217] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
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grep PKCS#7 /var/log/syslog
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.385519] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.403128] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.404485] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 34.213590] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.116140] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.142025] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.143222] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 33.747217] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
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grep PKCS#7 /var/log/syslog
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.385519] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.403128] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.404485] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 34.213590] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.116140] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.142025] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.143222] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 33.747217] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
answered Feb 7 at 1:12
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grep PKCS#7 /var/log/syslog
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.385519] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.403128] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.404485] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 01:12:06 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 34.213590] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.116140] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.142025] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 1.143222] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
Feb 6 08:50:24 yuri-GE60-2QD kernel: [ 33.747217] PKCS#7 signature not signed with a trusted key
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The picture you provide is of (red!) text, please just copy/paste text into your question as it's much easier to read, plus we can copy/paste it in replies to you.
– guiverc
Feb 5 at 23:20
You can eliminate the PCKS #7 errors by disabling secure boot in your BIOS
– Charles Green
Feb 6 at 0:24
If disabling
secure bootdoesn't fix the PKCS#7 error, you'll have to look in/var/log/syslogto see if it calls out the driver that's throwing this error. Also, interminaltyperfkilland make sure that nothing is blocked. The other errors are mostly noise. Are you having a specific problem that we can help you with?– heynnema
Feb 6 at 0:48
@CharlesGreen please see my comment. Secure Boot may not fix the PKCS#7 error...
– heynnema
Feb 6 at 0:50
@guiverc Sorry, newbie here.
– Y.Fernandes
Feb 7 at 0:53