On 08/13/2013 10:07 PM, Frank wrote:
On 13/08/13 08:40 PM, Roger wrote:
So....32-bit software on a 64-bit CPU sometimes may not be all it's
cracked up to be :)
Boy, Poma, if you can't figure it out....I doubt anyone here can -
I've been following your various and sundry suggestions to users
closely and you are usually close to, if not on the mark.
Is this worth submitting a bug ??
I recommend that you begin to sing
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qAzqSYQ9X9U :)
I don't particularly like that version, been singing it for weeks, on
3 different Fedora 19 64 bit systems, the problem remains, Boot either
hangs for 30 seconds or fails completely, stops dead at lightdm.service,
have to restart.
Nothing in the logs, no hints.
Roger
Well at least I am not alone :) I am writing this on my Debian Sid
system because Fedora now won't get past the login. My fault I guess as
I thought I'd try SLIM as a login manager. Couldn't get it to take
effect, so in a moment of madness I tried "systemctl enable
slim.service"...even though I had no indication that's what it needed. I
had already changed the /etc/systemcfg/display-manager file to slim but
that didn't work. But now I have a system that won't run any login
manager. Is it possible I can revert the changes from my Debian system ?
Fixed it...sort of. From my Debian install I chroot'ed to
Fedora...disabled slim.service (which I think doesn't exist), enabled
lightdm.service and it now is happy again..sort of. I still get a 20-25
sec delay before lightdm decides it's time to start. I still don't think
it's a 32 vs 64 bit problem as my Debian install also uses 32=bit
lightdm on the same 64-bit system and it loads quickly. It's some
problem which is tied to Fedora. The whole login manager system is
fubarred as far as I am concerned...as in addition to
/etc/systemconfig/desktop file, there is the alternatives system. I am
not sure how that fits in to the mess.
Regards
Frank
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