2012/2/25 Bjørn Lie :
> lø., 25.02.2012 kl. 10.08 -0500, skrev Michael Hill:
>
>> Got past this and got some more updates. Now GNOME Shell won't start,
>> just spins its wheel. See attached.
>>
>> Mike
>
> Known problem in current published Gnome:factory.
>
> Either wait some hours until the ongo
lø., 25.02.2012 kl. 10.08 -0500, skrev Michael Hill:
> Got past this and got some more updates. Now GNOME Shell won't start,
> just spins its wheel. See attached.
>
> Mike
Known problem in current published Gnome:factory.
Either wait some hours until the ongoing rebuild is done and (fixed)
pa
On Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 11:59 AM, Stephen Shaw wrote:
> I have this too and what's really odd about it is you let it fail and
> it brings you to a near completely useless shell prompt. Type in
> 'exit' and in my case it continues booting my system like nothing was
> wrong. Everything runs fine
On Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 11:59 AM, Stephen Shaw wrote:
> On Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 05:00, Michael Hill wrote:
>> I know this isn't GNOME-specific, but I'm hoping someone can direct me
>> to some instructions for how to recover. After the latest 12.2
>> upgrade, a number of boot scripts give errors
On Fri, Feb 24, 2012 at 05:00, Michael Hill wrote:
> I know this isn't GNOME-specific, but I'm hoping someone can direct me
> to some instructions for how to recover. After the latest 12.2
> upgrade, a number of boot scripts give errors (02-start.sh,
> 03-storage.sh, 05-kms.sh, 06-blogd.sh among
I know this isn't GNOME-specific, but I'm hoping someone can direct me
to some instructions for how to recover. After the latest 12.2
upgrade, a number of boot scripts give errors (02-start.sh,
03-storage.sh, 05-kms.sh, 06-blogd.sh among others). I get:
mount: mount point /dev/pts does not exist
