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Thnx sabayonino,

Your link was in the right direction. I needed to edit the sddm.conf file to get it back to where I wanted it.

So I finally rebooted my system and now I have a keyboard right after boot instead of the sddm login screen. I can press any key to get to the login screen but why do I even have a keyboard screen at boot? Anyone else have this issue and if so how do I fix this?

Bug report filed.

Bug 5562

So the problem is the kernel is not setup for IPSET. $ grep CONFIG_IP_SET /usr/src/linux/.config # CONFIG_IP_SET is not set Now how do I contact the kernel maintainer to get this enabled? Don't tell me I can do it myself as I know I can but then I have to remember to do it every kernel upgrade and t...

Still nothing. Anyone have an idea?

THANKS!! This is what I was looking for. But it doesn't work as expected. etc # systemctl status ipset ● ipset.service - IP sets for iptables Loaded: loaded (/usr/lib/systemd/system/ipset.service; enabled; vendor preset: disabled) Active: active (exited) since Sat 2018-01-06 11:30:39 EST; 11min ago ...

Yes, it is at that location but I need it to start on boot so I can configure my firewall to use it. If it is not start it doesn't load the DB thus it is useless. There are no service files for it.

firewalld is not needed to reload the firewall rules. I setup my rules as I wanted and then run; systemctl start iptables-store.service to save my rules and then i run; systemctl enable iptables-restore.service After reboot the firewall rules were applied without issues. So you can use iptables serv...

sabayonino, thnx for the reply.

So IPTABLES isn't started anymore with systemctl enable iptables now you use systemctl enable iptables-restore.service.

What about ipset? I didn't see anything in /usr/lib/systemd/system for it?

So I just re-installed Sabayon after using Gentoo for some time. I cannot figure out how to get IPTABLES to start after install. Enabling it with the following command doesn't show any errors. systemctl enable iptables When I try to start it I get the following iptables # systemctl start iptables As...