After an upgrade it's impossible to login system, after boot remain a black windows. Reproducible: Always Using gnome3 with systemd, xorg-drivers 1.16, xorg-server 1.15, gdm 3.14, xdm 1.1.11
Created attachment 399482 [details] My emerge --info
I the xorg log i see another error message "setversion 1.4 failed: permission denied
Please provide the full build.log and "dmesg" output
Also, as general information, black screens in gdm are usually caused by incorrectly configured or buggy opengl drivers. So try to remember - if you are using open-source drivers, have you recently updated mesa or the kernel? If you are using proprietary drivers - when did you update, and is your currently loaded kernel driver the same version as the proprietary opengl library? (e.g. you need to either unload the nvidia blob or reboot after installing a new version of nvidia-drivers)
Created attachment 399546 [details] Dmesg
(In reply to Alexandre Rostovtsev from comment #4) > Also, as general information, black screens in gdm are usually caused by > incorrectly configured or buggy opengl drivers. > So try to remember - if you are using open-source drivers, have you recently > updated mesa or the kernel? If you are using proprietary drivers - when did > you update, and is your currently loaded kernel driver the same version as > the proprietary opengl library? (e.g. you need to either unload the nvidia > blob or reboot after installing a new version of nvidia-drivers) Usually is as you said, but not in this case. I haven't updated mesa or kernel. This's a Real problem; update gdbus-codegen and now after boot (with black screen) i change terminal and start system manually, i receive the error from systemd "oh no, something is wrong"
Please add attachments as attachments, not pastebin links. Pastebin links expire quickly, we sometimes need to look at bugzilla bugs months later. In addition, pastebins are blocked by some corporate firewalls, and sometimes we think about gentoo bugs when we have a spare few minutes at the office :) Your dmesg look ok. If you are automatically starting gdm from systemd, please attach (not pastebin:) the output of the following command: journalctl -a -u gdm (Note: the output will probably be very long, you should redirect it to a file, copy-pasting from the terminal won't work.)
(In reply to Alexandre Rostovtsev from comment #7) > If you are automatically starting gdm from systemd, please attach (not > pastebin:) the output of the following command: Correction - the output of this command: journalctl -a | grep -Ei 'gdm|gnome'
Created attachment 399568 [details] Journalctl
(In reply to mrl4n from comment #9) Thanks. This line looks like the cause: > (gnome-shell:5080): GLib-GIO-ERROR **: Settings schema 'org.gnome.desktop.wm.keybindings' does not contain a key named 'switch-to-workspace-last' What versions of gnome-shell, mutter, and gsettings-desktop-schemas do you have installed? These packages need to be in sync (either all 3.14.x or all 3.12.x) - so if some are at 3.12, try updating them and see if that fixes the problem.
