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hi, i installed fedora-29 twice. after installing it on this lenovo ideapad 330, it will act nicely during the first boot up (creating account ... -- whats weird is that the menu says my wifi adapter is offline but i can go into the terminal and ifconfig/iwconfig it manually).
every time i boot up i am able to select my user from the start up screen and type in passwd but about 10 seconds after displaying the desktop everything freezes ?
Fedora uses a persistent journal, so you can easily check the messages from the prior boot - even from a liveCD.
Can you get into the journal from single user ?.
another detail: when i first selected shutdown it hung on a black screen so i held down the power button for 10 seconds.
another update: i selected classic gnome upon logging in and now my trackpad seems disabled but hitting the win-key shows the overlay but ctrl-alt-f# doesnt provide me another login screen.
That looks pretty ugly - check if abrt has a useful entry else cut out the first oops and open a bugzilla against Fedora. They will push it upstream in need.
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