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Gnome 3 has been hanging approx half the time I boot up.
I login via gdm. dbus is loaded first. I get my gnome wallpaper loaded - mouse cursor and keyboard both work - but the gnome desktop is non-responsive. I cannot access menu items in the upper-left corner and the icons in the upper-right corner status area show that the network and possibly audio have not yet loaded. I use dhcp via eth0. I've tried both /etc/rc.d/network and /etc/rc.d/networkmanager - both give the same result - about 50% failure. I'm not saying I don't get my ip address set: just that gnome is hung and not responding. I can switch to a terminal and use the network.
When it boots fine, it is absolutely stable and fast.
Let me know which log files would be most useful and I'll post them.
And I will create a new user and try loging-in with that account to rule out a simple config error. This account is about 8 months old - and worked flawlessly up until about a month ago.
Thanks
Last edited by cjpembo (2012-06-27 04:58:19)
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Gnome 3 has been hanging approx half the time I boot up.
I login via gdm. dbus is loaded first. I get my gnome wallpaper loaded - mouse cursor and keyboard both work - but the gnome desktop is non-responsive. I cannot access menu items in the upper-left corner and the icons in the upper-right corner status area show that the network and possibly audio have not yet loaded. I use dhcp via eth0. I've tried both /etc/rc.d/network and /etc/rc.d/networkmanager - both give the same result - about 50% failure. I'm not saying I don't get my ip address set: just that gnome is hung and not responding. I can switch to a terminal and use the network.
When it boots fine, it is absolutely stable and fast.
Let me know which log files would be most useful and I'll post them.
And I will create a new user and try loging-in with that account to rule out a simple config error. This account is about 8 months old - and worked flawlessly up until about a month ago.
Thanks
Please post your daemons from /etc/rc.conf and which video card you have and which drivers.
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Dual nVidia GeForce GTX 560
nVidia-ck driver version 302.17
Linux version 3.4.3-1-ck (x86_64)
DAEMONS=(syslog-ng dbus networkmanager gdm cupsd crond)
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Try putting gdm at the end of your DAEMONS array, after crond.
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Hi,
Quite the same bug here (gnome3, network tray icon showing the network is not configured, but it is when I switch to ttys).
But there are some differences:
only something like 5% failure.
not starting gdm from the daemons array in rc.conf (starting Xorg from inittab instead)
Not the same hardware:
Intel integrated graphic card.
default linux kernel (3.4.4-1)
system installed 4 month ago, don't know whether the bug was present from the beginning.
I noticed that doing killall Xorg in a tty (as root) restart Xorg and it has always been working for me after that (except that it starts in tty8 instead of tty7).
Did you try top in a tty to see if something is hanging ? (I thought of it just after the last time it bugged, and I had no opportunity to try it since then.)
Last edited by nowahn (2012-06-25 07:32:07)
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I have not changed anything yet... but the last 6 boots have been flawless. I'm either on a roll of good luck or something got updated. If I can get it to fail again, I'll start poking around more. Several weeks of gnome misbehaving; I ask the question and it starts behaving again. The gnome knows it's being watched - so it is behaving. Tricksy little hobbits !
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The issue seems to have vanished. No problems at all in the past dozen+ boots. Closed....
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cjpembo, please do not use the term "CLOSED" for a solved thread. This is reserved for threads set made read only by the mods.
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Pleases change the CLOSED mark into SOLVED as soon as possible.
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