1. Gnome (or X?) crashes on logout
OK, this is a bit peculiar.
I have RH 6.2, kernel 2.4.4, and I'm running gnome desktop.
Not sure what version of gnome. Gnome panel is 1.0.55.
I am using the Enlightenment desktop.
Sometime within the last couple of weeks, my logout has been very regularly
causing something to crash. In fact, it literally happens on every 2nd logout
(every other one). When I boot Linux, I can login in Gnome, then logout.
Login again, then the next logout gives me a course gray screen with a mouse
cursor and that's it (like a basic X desktop with no icons or windows).
No menus or anything. I can <ctrl><alt>F1 to a shell prompt and look around.
I noticed that the is a process [X <defunct>] and the gdmlogin process is not
running. But I can't figure out how to start them up again without rebooting.
Anyway, I'd like to figure this problem out. Anyone else see it?
Can anyone otherwise tell me what the logout sequence does for a desktop
manager such as Gnome up to the point where it does the login prompt?
I can't seem to hook this problem to anything.
Thanks for any help.
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