vncserver giving Oh No. Something has gone wrong?

[Michael D. Setzer II]

Have a machine that I setup Fedora 17 on some time ago, and 
vnc works just fine, but have recently done a clean install on 
another machine, and it connects fine, prompts for password, but 
then displays the Oh No. Something has gone wrong. The 
machines have the same video cards, and have the same 
xstartup. Don't see anything in the log files that stand out.

Any ideals on where to look for were to seach for the problem. 
The machine that works was originally setup right after 17 came 
out, and it installed vnc with no problem. The new one did a clean 
install, then was fully updated, and then went to install vnc and it 
gives the Oh No message? 


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