On 03/12/13 17:32, Joseph Crocetta wrote:
> * What led up to the situation?
> On both systems I logged in and opened Google Chrome.
> After the first mouse click there was no response
> to the click. The monitor blinked. Then a crash screen came
> up and the only thing I could do was logout.
...
> Dec 3 11:54:07 debian kernel: [ 51.223405] gc-watchdog[3924] trap int3
> ip:7fb3fe824491 sp:7fb3dc474690 error:0
> Dec 3 11:54:07 debian x-session-manager[3477]: WARNING: Application
> 'gnome-shell.desktop' killed by signal 5
> Dec 3 11:54:33 debian kernel: [ 77.197882] gc-watchdog[3947] trap int3
> ip:7f15a0fbd491 sp:7f157a336690 error:0
> Dec 3 11:54:33 debian x-session-manager[3477]: WARNING: Application
> 'gnome-shell.desktop' killed by signal 5
> Dec 3 11:54:33 debian x-session-manager[3477]: WARNING: App
> 'gnome-shell.desktop' respawning too quickly
This appears to be a gnome-shell crash with superficially similar
symptoms. Please report it as a separate gnome-shell bug instead of
replying to an unrelated gdm3 bug: if you have successfully logged in,
then you are no longer interacting with gdm-simple-greeter.
The gnome-shell maintainer will probably ask for information from your
~/.xsession-errors, so you can save some time by attaching that.
>From the name of the crashing thread, this is probably related to this
gnome-shell change:
gnome-shell (3.4.2-7+deb7u1) stable; urgency=low
...
+ Add a watchdog thread to suicide the process after 10 seconds if
the GC locks up.
Thanks,
S
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