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00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation Iris Graphics 6100 (rev 09) Upgraded my F24 intel-based laptop to F25 today, and it boots fine up to GDM... but as soon as you launch the normal wayland-based "GNOME Shell" user session, it freezes completely. The mouse cursor sits right in the middle of the screen on top of the dark gray background, and cannot be moved. The computer does not respond to keyboard input including ctrl+alt+F1/F2/F3/etc. A hard poweroff is required by pressing the power button (it seems systemd detects it and does a somewhat clean shutdown, though). Logging in with the "GNOME on X" session works fine.
Created attachment 1222755 [details] journalctl output Simplified journalctl output, from the moment my user is authentified until I press the power switch. I took out networkmanager-related and telepathy-related entries. Note that I am not running with SELinux enabled.
The problem also affected my radeon-based workstation. I think I found the culprit in my case: https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/690/easyscreencast/ will cause the shell lockup if you haven't upgraded this extension to the latest version (requiring disabling the extension, upgrading then enabling it). So if anybody has that extension active while going to the new GNOME on Wayland version, they are likely to encounter this issue.
I can confirm this on Archlinux with GNOME 3.24. Even after the update of the extension, enabling it froze my desktop for a moment.
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