Description of problem: I wrote down the errors but I forgot which VT they were on. These might be important (or not). The X server log is set to /dev/null. It should be saved, just as the rhgb and ordinary session logs are. It could be in /tmp ERROR Module {rootpassword,language} does not contain a class named moduleClass, skipping Window manager warning: buggy client sent _NET_ACTIVE_WINDOW message with tim4estamp 0 for 0x400115 (firstboot) Window manager warning: meta_window.activate called by a pager with a 0 timestamp. The pager needs to be fixed. Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): Rawhide-2008-04-09 How reproducible: Haven't tried to reproduce it. Steps to Reproduce: 1. New install 2. Firstboot runs 3. Press CTL-ALT-F1 through F5 looking for the errors. Actual results: See some errors. Expected results: Additional info:
There are a couple different problems here that should be filed as separate bugs. The errors with the rootpassword and language modules are because those were never updated to the new firstboot module system. They should only ever appear in reconfig mode anyway, which you probably weren't doing, so you're not missing anything here. However the packages that provide those modules should probably either be updated or remove them. The window manager warnings I haven't seen before. I'll reassign this bug to metacity for now so they can check this out and see if there's something I am doing incorrectly.
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