On 14/07/17 10:15, Darac Marjal wrote: > On the face of it, this sounds like an inaccessible file system. You can > open new tabs and re-launch processes because (in the case of launching > a new tab) the information is still in memory or (in the case of > launching a new process using a previously-run program, such as bash), > the file is available from the disk cache. You can't access new programs > because that would involve pulling information from the disk, which you > can't get to.
Thanks for the explanation. That sounds very reasonable. Unfortunately, I did not find any relevant warnings/errors in the kernel logs. What should be my next steps? I don't even know which system component I would file a bug on: The kernel? Or systemd? Or some application that hogs the file system? tobias