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Wayland is not a program, so "Wayland" can't crash. Wayland is only a
protocol for talking to apps that is supported by the Gnome Shell
'eglnative' backend inside the 'mutter' project. This issue is further
confused by the incorrect wording "Ubuntu on Wayland" on the login
screen. Actually it's not
Hi Daniel,
On Mon, Mar 5, 2018 at 9:56 PM, Daniel van Vugt
wrote:
> Nish,
>
> To figure the problem out you will need to be logged in already while
> it's happening(!), so..
Yeah, tricky when the machine physically seems to be hung (no
touchpad, no responsiveness to keyboard)
> 1. Log into a VT
I edited /etc/gdm3/custom.conf and put WaylandEnable=false back in (I
had it enabled before to test). Greeter came right up on reboot and my
external monitor works again.
What is curious is that my session choice in both cases was/is Gnome on
Xorg. So is it possible there's some change in the gree
dino99,
Given the large number of bugs we're dealing with it would be safer for
you to log your own bug. Often two people with similar symptoms turn out
to have different bugs.
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Nish,
To figure the problem out you will need to be logged in already while
it's happening(!), so..
1. Log into a VT (Ctrl+Alt+F4) or install openssh-server and log in from a
separate machine.
2. Run 'top' to find the ID of the spinning process.
3. Run:
kill -ABRT
4. Wait a while for crash f
But if I plug in my usb-c dongle, it immediately freezes and the fans
start to spin. Unplugging the dongle has no effect. Suggestions for
debugging?
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I just rebooted again and without hitting any keys, it did come up to
the greeter without issue.
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Title:
GDM freeze
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Also now get a 'smooth' freeze (kind of race, as the hdd is heavily used
before getting the login screen. But booting with 'plymooth:debug'
kernel option, journalctl has logged:
***
Mar 06 04:19:47 ubuntu plymouth[660]: [./ply-boot-client.c:183]
ply_boot_client_conne
Hrm, I'm not entirely sure what just changed. I rebooted and unlike
before, I hit Escape at the splash screen, and the GDM greeter showed up
just fine (after hitting Escape again to go back to graphics mode). I'll
see if that's reproducible shortly.
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Oh also the splash screen correctly displays on both monitors, so i
think it must be in X that the multiple displays fail.
I'll see if I can figure out how to get to a temrinal.
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@vanvugt: no, as it's not crashed (afaict), it's just 100% cpu (based
upon fans). Numlock is still responsive as is sysrq, but i can't get to
any ttys (that is, ctrl+alt+f2, etc don't seem to work).
I even tried booting with 'text' and annoyingly gdm still started (I
might be misremembering how to
Can you find any crash files in /var/crash ?
If so then please run:
ubuntu-bug /var/crash/YOURFILE.crash
and tell us the new bug ID.
** Summary changed:
- Xorg freeze
+ GDM freeze
** Also affects: gdm3 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: gdm3 (Ubuntu)
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