Hi! I just installed an FC4 and I thought I try early login. However, I was impatient and now early login does not work. This was the order of things I did: Full install. Reboot. But as being impatient, I didn't give a chance to 'firstboot' to run first, I booted into single mode. I ran 'chkconfig gdm-allow-login on' and 'chkconfig gdm-early-login on', replaced 'rhgb' with 'early-login' in grub.conf. Rebooted. Now 'firstboot' ran and I created a user. However, logging in failed with an error message: "Cannot start the session due to some internal error." I tried both GNOME and KDE without any success. Rebooting with option 'rhgb' I was able to login. I rebooted with option 'early-login'. X tried to start about three times before it succeeded. Login gave the above error again. Some research showed that I have to modify the startup scripts of xfs and syslog and regenerate the links under /etc/rc.d/rc?.d to start them earlier. I did that, too, and rebooted. X started up successfully, GDM showed a nice spinning circle and a message: "Booting". Login gave the above error again. Now I am back to RHGB, but I would like to switch on early login if someone could help me further. What config files should I look at? Best regards, Zoltán Böszörményi
