Any idea? How to fix this problem. Out me every time startup or reboot ??
3 Answers
You should run systemctl status console-setup.service
as per suggestion to have a look at the problem.
You may need to execute
sudo dpkg-reconfigure keyboard-configuration
or
sudo dpkg-reconfigure console-setup
and provide suitable answers to the questions those commands ask to recreate a 'working' configuration.
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Thank you very much. problem governments now do , however, like go to places did I get the following "/dev/sda5: clean, 2586001/18923520 files, 2611929/75683328 blocks How can governments ???– BofminJul 21, 2016 at 6:48
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I have the same problem. But the dpkg reconfigure commands also generate errors– LouisJun 18, 2018 at 9:31
I used the command: sudo systemctl enable console-setup
The next time the system started. There was no red message: "Failed to start console ..."
As suggested here, you can try:
sudo systemctl restart console-setup.service
I had the same problem on Debian Stretch, and this resolved it for me. The error did not recur on reboot.
systemctl status console-setup.service
as the error message tells you to do.