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KenjiKinya 04-25-2009 08:17 PM

Fedora 10 Login Screen Loop
 
After I input correct login credentials, the screen displays a blank screen and cursor, what normally happens during a login. But then I am returned to the login screen. I have logged in sucessfully before, but after installing Qt packages this problem arose. I did a console login, and uninstalled it, as well as uninstalling and reinstalling kdm and kdelibs. I also tried using gdm, and had the same problem.

Thanks,
Kenji Kinya

sarin 04-25-2009 09:09 PM

Login to a text shell and do a "df -h". It will tell you the disk usage. kde and gnome fail to start when your disk is full. Delete some files if your disk/home partition usage is close to 100% and try again.

KenjiKinya 04-25-2009 09:25 PM

I don't think that's it... I ran the command at the partitions had less than 50% used.

custangro 04-25-2009 10:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KenjiKinya (Post 3520924)
After I input correct login credentials, the screen displays a blank screen and cursor, what normally happens during a login. But then I am returned to the login screen. I have logged in sucessfully before, but after installing Qt packages this problem arose. I did a console login, and uninstalled it, as well as uninstalling and reinstalling kdm and kdelibs. I also tried using gdm, and had the same problem.

Thanks,
Kenji Kinya

Start in runlevel 3.

Can you "startx"? (remember...be in runlevel 3)


-C

KenjiKinya 04-26-2009 08:06 AM

I tried to start in runlevel 3 via the init command, but it froze at "setroubleshootd". So, then I tried just startx, which didn't work, it led me to a grey screen with a mouse pointer.

custangro 04-26-2009 11:17 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by KenjiKinya (Post 3521329)
I tried to start in runlevel 3 via the init command, but it froze at "setroubleshootd". So, then I tried just startx, which didn't work, it led me to a grey screen with a mouse pointer.

Have you tried to reconfigure X?

Reboot in runlevel 3 and type.

Code:

root@host# system-config-display


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