Troubleshooting
The system doesn’t start after an update
Section titled “The system doesn’t start after an update”Restart and choose the previous entry in the boot menu. If the menu doesn’t appear, hold Shift (or press Esc) while the computer starts. Once you are in, make the previous deployment the default:
sudo bootc rollbackThen report the problem, so the next update can fix it.
Something broke after an update
Section titled “Something broke after an update”Roll back the same way, and check whether the problem goes away. Say so in your report: it tells us the update caused it.
An agent isn’t recognised
Section titled “An agent isn’t recognised”Check that the agent service is running:
systemctl status agentdagentctl psA program only becomes an AI agent once it calls a model through the gateway. If it uses its own key and endpoint, see Programs that bring their own key.
Model calls fail
Section titled “Model calls fail”- Check that at least one source is set up in Model Gateway, and that its key is valid.
- Check whether the agent has reached its quota (
agenttop). - For a local model, check that its server is running.
The desktop feels slow
Section titled “The desktop feels slow”Run agenttop and look at which agents use the most CPU, memory and I/O, and which scheduling policy is in use. If a misbehaving scheduling policy is to blame, the system falls back to the default on its own; mention it in your report.
Collect information for a report
Section titled “Collect information for a report”sudo bootc status > kleinia-report.txtuname -r >> kleinia-report.txtjournalctl -b -p warning --no-pager >> kleinia-report.txtLook through the file before sharing it, and remove anything private: API keys, host names, paths that contain names.
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