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An update on this: it is xorg-x11-drv-synaptics causing the bother.<BR>
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To verify this, you can build a live cd from the F11 release repo, without enabling updates. Put it on a USB stick, boot off it, and you can log in and out with no trouble. Then<BR>
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yum update xorg-x11-drv-synaptics<BR>
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and reboot. Now try logging in and logging out.<BR>
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I'm now trying using the F12 xorg-x11-drv-synaptics to see if that solves the problem.<BR>
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What a complete waste of three days...<BR>
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James<BR>
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On Sun, 2010-03-14 at 18:01 +0000, James Heather wrote:<BR>
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Can anyone else confirm that building the standard F11 live cd, against the current F11-updates repo, results in something that hangs when you try to log out of GNOME?<BR>
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Attached are the F11 live cd kickstart files. The only changes I've made are to enable the updates repo (and an inconsequential slight increase to the partition size).<BR>
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I've done the following:<BR>
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1. Create the 64-bit live cd<BR>
2. livecd-iso-to-disk -> usb stick<BR>
3. Boot up<BR>
4. Log in<BR>
5. Log out<BR>
6. Sob for mummy<BR>
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Would be interested to know if others have the same issue. I presume this is a gdm bug, but it is very hard to track down since it's a system hang. (It's not actually a complete system hang, it's just that keyboard and mouse are unresponsive; but one can log in over the network.)<BR>
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This is killing me. I've spent several days trying to bugfix my custom stuff, only to discover that it's not my bug at all, and it's in the standard F11 build.<BR>
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James<BR>
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