On 11 December 2014 at 15:44, Tom Horsley <horsley1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> When I installed fedora 21 alpha a while back, I was able > to get my nvidia GTX 750 Ti to work fairly well with binary > drivers from rpmfusion. > > I've just re-installed 21 from the workstation live iso, > and all I can get with a fresh install is the screen that > says "Oh no something has gone wrong!". > > So X is working well enough to display that screen, but > it would be nice to know what has gone wrong (and, of > course, I have no useful log files since systemd has > hidden all info behind cryptic binary files now). > > Any clues how to investigate this? > With X in F21 there's no /var/log/Xorg*log any more so to get the X log: journalctl -b -u gdm (you probably already know this). Nine times out of ten when I got that message while using the nvidia proprietary driver it turned out to be something wrong with the 3D acceleration failing due to the bundled libGL.so.* not being loaded by ldconfig for one reason or another. So check: journalctl -b | grep accel journalctl -b /usr/bin/gnome-session right after you get the error message. I hope that helps.
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