Ditto, exact same situation as the above - login to gdm causes it to halt permanently on beige screen (and I can still Ctrl-Alt-F1 and log in fine on the terminal). Log messages are also identical, so I won't bother reposting.
I can add however that this bug reproduces on a completely new hardy install (including a new user profile) both before and after all updates are applied. I have 2 other machines also with clean hardy installs that this doesn't occur on however, so this suggests perhaps some kind of hardware related issue.
Interestingly I was able to log on twice successfully on the clean install (although the keyring still crashed shortly after logging in) before this problem started preventing gdm logon at all, even though no changes or updates were applied between it working and starting to fail. This suggests perhaps some kind of race condition.
Ditto, exact same situation as the above - login to gdm causes it to halt permanently on beige screen (and I can still Ctrl-Alt-F1 and log in fine on the terminal). Log messages are also identical, so I won't bother reposting.
I can add however that this bug reproduces on a completely new hardy install (including a new user profile) both before and after all updates are applied. I have 2 other machines also with clean hardy installs that this doesn't occur on however, so this suggests perhaps some kind of hardware related issue.
Interestingly I was able to log on twice successfully on the clean install (although the keyring still crashed shortly after logging in) before this problem started preventing gdm logon at all, even though no changes or updates were applied between it working and starting to fail. This suggests perhaps some kind of race condition.