Le Mon, 12 May 2014 12:02:12 +0200, Benjamin Menant <[email protected]> a écrit :
> Hello Laurent, > > I upgraded my system and got gdm3:amd64 3.8.4-8.1 installed. After > reboot, I opened a VC to strace systemd-logind, then I tried to login > through gdm. > I attached the log results. > > Eventually, I got back to 3.8.4-6. > > Bob, are you talking about the Gnome Flashback session? I will give > it a try next time. > > Pascal, I also successfully tried lightdm. I got your point, and thank > you very much for your messages. > However, since GDM3 comes with Gnome 3, I am pretty sure it would be > comfy for most users to just get GDM3 working & stable without > installing any other package (even if those packages are better in any > way; it is not the point). > Also, I am using the **unstable** distribution, and I knew this > distribution comes with issues. That’s fine. By the way, I guess my > humble role as a GNU/Debian user is to report bugs, and give the most > information I can to Maintainers so they can fix those bugs (or not). > So, IMHO, running away to install an alternative is not a > solution. ;-) > I think we have identified the issue, basically logind is started/activated too late. We'll try to fix this to preserve compatibility with other initsystem than systemd, but I guess it's a good occasion to start using it if you don't mind :) I would suggest you to try booting using systemd by setting the init kernel parameter to /lib/systemd/systemd. If it's successful, you can install systemd-sysv and _purge_ systemd-shim and then again reboot. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to [email protected] with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact [email protected]
