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1 work around would be to press ctl + alt + backspace when it hangs your desktop. Which will kill your Gnome Session, and drop you back down to a shell. You can then do a startx. If it was me I would try to create another account, and see if hangs using another login account. If thats the case, then you know it has something to do with your profile configuration for Gnome.
Forgot to mention that,
Keyboard does not work on gnome, though it works on normal terminal (ctrl+alt+F2).
Tried "startx" but it gives other errors and does not start new gnome session.
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