I tried with the Nouveau driver, and everything remains exactly the same. It seems to be a GNOME Shell issue, not Wayland, as Weston starts perfectly, and ‘echo $WAYLAND_DISPLAY’ returns ‘wayland-1.’
I also attempted to downgrade the kernel to version 6.5.3-arch1-1, and the problem persists…
Here is the result of ‘journalctl --user -b -0 | grep gnome-shell | eos-sendlog’:
http://ix.io/4Ifw
Cheers!
I downgraded mesa to 1:23.1.8-1
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this should not be needed … will build in to the kernel images… basically one or the other is needed but not both…
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There was another mesa update on the 6th. After installing that version (mesa 1:23.2.1-2) wayland is working as expected.
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I upgraded to the latest table and gnome 45. I was hoping that some of that would solve my Wayland problem, but no… Anyway Weston boots perfect, so I guess the problem is with Gnome. In fact, here I send you the last log of my core dump (I have to get it tattooed! xD)
http://ix.io/4ID7
