I used Linux Mint: Debian Edition with Kicksecure CLI installed. Every time I boot up, it says systemd-modules-load.service failed to load 3 times before booting. I searched up here and I enabled Secure Boot, enrolled the MOKs and DKMS or whatever, rebuilt all the packages and it all seemed to work swimmingly but it still says that.
When I run updatecheck it tells me to run systemcheck, and when I run systemcheck this is what appears:
[WARNING] [systemcheck] System ready check (system) Result: Failed.
Debugging information:
Command:
âsudo systemctl --wait is-system-runningâ
(same as âleaprun system-ready-checkâ)
result: âdegradedâ
[WARNING] [systemcheck] systemd âsystemâ units check result: One or more units failed to load.
A possible system issue was detected. There is no need to panic. This is not a serious security problem. However, it may impact other system checks.
Some systemd âsystemâ units may be stuck in a failed, activating, or deactivating state.
Output of âleaprun read-systemctl-logs-failed-units-prettyâ: (equivalent to: sudo systemctl --state=failed,activating,deactivating list-units)
########################################
UNIT LOAD ACTIVE SUB DESCRIPTION
systemd-modules-load.service loaded failed failed Load Kernel Modules
Legend: LOAD â Reflects whether the unit definition was properly loaded.
ACTIVE â The high-level unit activation state, i.e. generalization of SUB.
SUB â The low-level unit activation state, values depend on unit type.
1 loaded units listed.
########################################
To check manually:
Open a terminal. (Start Menu â System â Terminal)
Run:
leaprun read-systemctl-logs-failed-units-pretty
If you know what you are doing, feel free to disable this check.
Create a file /etc/systemcheck.d/50_user.conf and add:
systemcheck_skip_functions+=" check_services_do "
[INFO] [systemcheck] Connected to Tor.
[WARNING] [systemcheck] Kicksecure Meta Packages Test Result: No meta package is installed.
Did you accidentally uninstall it?
Make sure any of the following meta packages is installed.
kicksecure-vm-gui-lxqt kicksecure-vm-server kicksecure-baremetal-gui-lxqt kicksecure-baremetal-server
See also:
If you know what you are doing, feel free to disable this check.
Create a file /etc/systemcheck.d/50_user.conf and add:
systemcheck_skip_functions+=" check_meta_packages "
[INFO] [systemcheck] Kicksecure is a research project.
[INFO] [systemcheck] Operating system (OS) (Debian) support status: Unsupported (as of 2018-05-31)
Your system is likely vulnerable to malware infection due to missing security updates.
Upgrade to a newer version of Kicksecure as soon as possible. You should limit continued online use of this machine until it is upgraded.
See also:
[INFO] [systemcheck] user-sysmaint-split-check installation check result: Absent[LINK]
[INFO] [systemcheck] user-sysmaint-split session detection result: USER Session.
[INFO] [systemcheck] Full Disk Encryption (FDE): Absent
See also:
[INFO] [systemcheck] GRUB bootloader password: Absent
See also:
[INFO] [systemcheck] Kicksecure Login Security Check (Colors)
:
±------±-------------------------------------+
| Users | Password GUI Autologin |
±------±-------------------------------------+
| root | Locked (Absent) Disabled |
| user | Present Enabled |
±------±-------------------------------------+
You can adjust these settings using âManage Passwordsâ and âManage GUI Autologinâ
in the System Maintenance Panel.
See also:
[LINK]
[LINK]
[INFO] [systemcheck] Secure Boot: Enabled
See also:
[INFO] [systemcheck] tirdad - TCP ISN CPU Information Leak Protection: Enabled
For details, see:
[INFO] [systemcheck] Kicksecure APT Repository: Enabled.
When the Kicksecure team releases GIGI updates,
they will be AUTOMATICALLY installed (when you run apt-get dist-upgrade)
along with updated packages from the Debian team. Please read
to understand the risk.
If you want to change this, use:
sudo repository-dist
[INFO] [systemcheck] Debian Package Update Check: Checking for software updates via apt-get⊠( Documentation: [LINK])
E: The repository âtor+https://deb.kicksecure.com gigi Releaseâ does not have a Release file.
[WARNING] [systemcheck] Debian Package Update Check Result: Could not check for software updates! (apt-get code: 100)
Please manually check:
(Open a terminal, Start Menu â System â Terminal.)
upgrade-nonroot
Iâm confused whatâs even going on, what do I do?