Hi, I did an upgrade yesterday of three laptops and a workstation. It was slightly weird in that I did a full upgrade which gave me a new kernel and then found there was immediate a few more updates and another new kernel. A priori this is not an issue, except that I usually only get one set of upgrades at a sitting. The actual problem I am having is that the workstation cannot get the graphical state started. The screen flashes for a while, then stops and the monitor tells me that the server is not finding the correct refresh rate for the monitor. The laptops are fine as far as I can tell. multi-user target works fine on the workstation so it is just a GDM/Xorg/Xwayland thing. Something similar happened some time back, and it turned out to be an SELinux permissions thing. Since then I have has SELinux set to permissive, at least in the configuration file. However at some point in the past this had to be done in the Grub boot line. Unfortunately beyond these memories I can't remember what people got me to try that worked. But then this may be a new and different problem that just happens to have the same symtoms. The workstation is an ancient DELL Precision T series with twin Xeon CPUs, 12GB (only :-), and a GeForce GT 610 graphics card running with the Nouveau driver. No NVIDIA drivers involved. Whilst emailing, can someone point me at an explanation for the roles of "Fedora Rawhide" and "Modular Fedora Rawhide" repositories are. I am not sure I noticed when the "Modular Fedora Rawhide" repository appeared, so have no idea of the relationship between it and "Fedora Rawhide". -- Russel. =========================================== Dr Russel Winder t: +44 20 7585 2200 41 Buckmaster Road m: +44 7770 465 077 London SW11 1EN, UK w: www.russel.org.uk
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