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Description of problem: I did a F15 install from the official DVD. In F14, I used slim as login manager. For whatever reason in F15 the startup sequence fell back to using kdm which was also installed. The screen stayed black. Further examination showed that kdm was unable to load some libraries (kdm_greet, I think). Turned out that it was still the f14 version. After an upgrade from kdm-4.6.3-5.fc14.x64_64 to the same kdm version (but f15) the startup went through. I only later noticed that some of the first-boot-F15-after-installation issues came from an old kernel. It was after the upgrade that I installed a proper f15 kernel with 'yum upgrade'. So kdm wasn't the only package that was left out! Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable): kdm-4.6.3-5.fc14.x64_64 How reproducible: Now idea how to produce this now after installation.. I still hope that this information can be useful in some way. Missing upgrades caused quite some trouble and took me some time to analyze and fix. For a less experienced user, the upgrade could have been a complete failure resulting in a fresh install (something I considered at some point..). Talking about user experience, this is really something that should taken into focus.
I imagine there are other people that might have the same problem (since I upgraded from F14 with latest updates, and a DVD upgrade based on that should be a standard case). Adding CommonBugs so this might be found easier and in case people suffer from it, makes it to the "common bugs" wiki page..
Can you grab /root/upgrade.log, /root/install.log, and /var/log/anaconda.log from the installed system to this bug report? Thanks. Also, do you have multilib (i686) packages installed as well?
Created attachment 501435 [details] /var/log/anaconda/anaconda.log (it's newer than /var/log/anaconda.log, which is from the preupgrade install before)
Created attachment 501436 [details] /root/upgrade.log Here is upgrade.log. Unfurtunately, it appears, I don't have /root/install.log any more..
(In reply to comment #2) > Can you grab /root/upgrade.log, /root/install.log, and /var/log/anaconda.log > from the installed system to this bug report? Thanks. Sure. Thanks for picking this report up so quickly. > Also, do you have multilib (i686) packages installed as well? No, I'm pretty sure there aren't any i686 packages.
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Was it possible that your F14 was updated after F15 was released, so that you had packages that were rpm newer in your F14 install than what was on the f15 media? That's what looks like is happening here, and not much we can do about that when upgrading to DVD. Upgrade is going to be re-written post F17 so closing this bug.
Hm, I guess this is possible. Thanks for a late explanation :)