Description of problem: After doing a suspend/resume on Thinkpad Edge E440 unable to unlock screen. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): gnome-shell-3.16.4-1.fc22.x86_64 How reproducible: Happens everytime after a suspend/resume. Steps to Reproduce: 1. Suspend machine (press power button) 2. Resume machine (power button again) 3. Enter password at prompt Actual results: No response - just hangs. Does not give an error, just 'spins', then timeouts and goes back to blank screen. Expected results: Desktop to unlock Additional info: My opening a different virtual console, doing a 'killall -u USER ; killall gdm' it works again (but obviously losing all running applications). NOTE: Am using auto-login account - not sure if contributes Nothing obvious in journalctl while trying to unlock (no gnome related errors I could find).
Disable auto-login and now works. Also - this used to work until an update about a month ago, but not sure exactly when (as don't actually suspend/resume all that often).
My mom is running into a similar issue quite often in F23. I have her setup with auto-login and when she resumes the laptop, she sees the desktop and the mouse moves around, but nothing can be clicked or typed. Nothing in the journal. Doing a kill -HUP on gnome-shell fixes it, but there's no way I'm going to try to explain that to her... I think it started happening when I upgraded her laptop to F23 just before Christmas.
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