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"Oh no! Something has gone wrong"
In dmesg, I see:
"[74.637271] gnome-settings-[1499]: segfault at 0 ip 00007fb69494e759 sp 00007fff367e8d00 error 4 in libupower-glib.so.3.0.0[7fb69493e000+22000]"
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"166.230476] gnome-shell-[1654]: segfault at 0 ip 00007fc08f33c709 sp 00007fffb8e399d0 error 4 in libupower-glib.so.3.0.0[7fc08f32c000+22000]"
journalctl -b doesn't seem to report anything interesting.
Ran a pacman -Syu prior to this last reboot, and still same thing.
Last edited by davex_ (2014-12-03 01:33:31)
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Also KDE fails to start, complaining about no available "power management backend" or some such.
i3 does seem to work -- maybe that's the best option; stop using bloated, apparently fragile desktop environments.
Last edited by davex_ (2014-12-03 02:04:08)
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If you install gdm: systemctl disable.gdm.service and then install lxdm and turn it on.
Luck
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To clarify, my original report was during boot to GDM. I subsequently disabled gdm, and my failed attempt to run KDE was via running startx. Launching i3 this way worked fine.
Last edited by davex_ (2014-12-04 02:56:06)
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