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I just switched to arch64 with gnome (nvidia drivers) a few days ago and most things work. However now I can't log out or shutdown the system without using the terminal; if I click "Log Out" on the "Log out of this system now?" screen it freezes and I have to kill the window. I have no idea what is causing it as disabling compiz fusion doesn't help and even loading in "gnome failsafe" mode. I could log out and shut down fine when I first set up the system but I must have installed something which broke it.
Any ideas?
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Try looking at /var/log/pacman.log for the day this problem first appeared. Maybe a config file got changed or a package needs to be reinstalled. If you don't find anything, try reinstalling gdm.
Edit: Is your user a member of the 'power' group? Check that; the group file may be one of the configs that has changed.
Last edited by tigrmesh (2008-05-07 15:46:02)
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I had changed my hosts file Works fine now.
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@rocktorrentz can you tell me what changes you made to fix it?
because I didn't change the /etc/hosts file but when I try to shutdown the computer it freezes X too...
(I removed gnome configs files without effect)
Thanks in advance
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It had
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost
and I changed it to
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain desktop
Changing it back fixed the problem.
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