Le mercredi 24 septembre 2008 à 16:04 +1000, Tim Richardson a écrit :
> I installed gnome-dbg, and for several days did not see this error.
> I removed all the debug packages this morning, and it has re-appeared.
> 
> I run into it while right-click on a document.
> When the freeze happens, no menu bars work and no documents can be
> selected on the desktop. No icons on the panel that have been dragged
> from a menu work, although panel applets like system monitor work. 

This means that one of the built-in applets, or the panel itself, is
locked. You need to obtain a backtrace of what is doing the gnome-panel
process at that moment so that we know what’s happening.

> However, I can switch between open apps with ctrl tab.
> 
> Killing X and restarting gdm leads to a stalled login.

At the moment where you kill X, are there some processes remaining
belonging to your user? I suspect the bonobo-activation-server process
here.

> I can't find log messages anywhere but I will look again carefully
> everywhere I can think of.
> 
> If anyone has some  hints I would appreciate it. At the moment, I need
> to reboot; I can't find a way of getting my gnome session to restart.

If it is what I suspect, just kill bonobo-activation-server.

Cheers,
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