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"Oh no! Something has gone wrong. A problem has ocurred and the system can't recover.

Hi

I have a problem when upgrading to Fedora 16, I've tried several times and always get the same result.

F15 to F16 upgrade with preupgrade, all right, I updated the whole system and when it finishes and reboots the system does not arrive to load gnome, I started well but when I get to gnome for me and I get a screen that says to me: "Oh no! Something
have gone wrong.A problem ocurred and the system can't recover. Please contact the system administrator. "

I searched on Google and find no solution.

No longer do I have updated several times and always the same, I return to restore the image backup of F15, I look for info, update and same thing, so I take three days.

Can you help?

You know why can this happen?

thank you very much

Andreu



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 13th November
2011, 06:50 PM
WarrenJ Offline

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Re: "Oh no! Something has gone wrong. A problem has ocurred and the system can't reco
Hi Andreu,

I had this exact problem too. Looking around the forums, a lot of people are suggesting that it's an SELinux conflict with the nVidia drivers, or some such. This was not the case for me. After many fruitless hours, I solved it myself. I booted into multi-user
mode (run level 3) successfully. Then I ran "startx" as root, and redirected the errors to a log file. This revealed that the Gnome Desktop Manager was crashing because of an unmet dependency on something called "Caribou", which i understand might be a touch-screen
driver. Although I already had Caribou installed, it turns out that I had the 32 bit version; I run a 64-bit Fedora system so actually I needed the 64-bit version to match. My first attempt at installation failed because the 32- and 64-bit versions cannot
coexist. So I used yum to first uninstall the 32-bit version of Caribou and then install the correct 64-bit version. Et voila! I now have a fully working Fedora 16 desktop, and have not had to revert to Fedora 15. Nothing to do with SELinux or using the nouveau
vs nvidia drivers; it was entirely down to this one issue. It's a bug in the preupgrade process, I guess.

Hope this helps.

Warren

Last edited by WarrenJ; 13th November 2011 at 07:42 PM.



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 13th November
2011, 09:05 PM
Andreu Offline

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Re: "Oh no! Something has gone wrong. A problem has ocurred and the system can't reco
Hi Warren:

Thank you very much, this was my problem.

Now I have upgraded to F16 perfect!

Thank you very much, problem solved.

Best regards

Andreu



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 14th November
2011, 05:58 PM


griff Offline

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Re: "Oh no! Something has gone wrong. A problem has ocurred and the system can't reco
Warren,

THANK YOU, I owe you a beer, you saved me a lot of time. 

For those of you with the same problem an alternate version of what Warren did:

I actually had already fired up another consol (CRTL-ALT-F2) logged in as root 

Get rid of the offending version:

# rpm -e caribou-0.4.1-1.fc16.i686

Network manager had not started up the network, so:

# ifup eth0

Then install the correct version of caribou

# yum install caribou

Thanks again,

-roger
[align=center]这个上面说的是fedora升级到fedora 16就解决问题了，可是我装的是fedora 18也有这个问题。？？？[/align]
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