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Juanito:
I'd say the problem is here:
--- Code: ---(gnome-shell:25677): mutter-WARNING **: 09:55:26.524: Failed to create backend: Could not get session ID: User 1001 has no sessions
gnome-session-binary[25610]: DEBUG(+): GsmAutostartApp: (pid:25677) done (status:1)
gnome-session-binary[25610]: WARNING: App 'org.gnome.Shell.desktop' exited with code 1
--- End code ---

..which would seem to be a problem with elogind.

To simplify things, does this work from the console prompt:
--- Code: ---$ tce-load -i graphics-KERNEL gnome-session xdg-user-dirs shadow [you may need to add something for your graphics hardware]
$ xdg-user-dirs-update [not strictly necessary, this should happen automatically]
$ sudo /usr/local/etc/init.d/dbus start
$ sudo /usr/local/lib/elogind/elogind --daemon
$ su - tc
$ gnome-session
--- End code ---

on my laptop it takes several seconds for the wayland session to start

polikuo:
Hi, I still can't get gnome working in wayland mode on my laptop.

Occasionally, I could see reports of missing libraries.

--- Code: ---libwavpack.so
libmp3lame.so
libdv.so
libx265.so
libIlmImf-2_2.so
libopenal.so
libneon.so
libfdk-aac.so
libfaad.so
libfaac.so
libssh2.so
libass.so
libcdda_interface.so

--- End code ---

These shared objects can be found in

--- Code: ---wavpack.tcz
lame.tcz
libdv.tcz
x265.tcz
openexr.tcz
openal.tcz
neon.tcz
fdk-aac.tcz
faad.tcz
faac.tcz
libssh2.tcz
libass.tcz
cdparanoia.tcz

--- End code ---

But even if I load these packages, gnome just wouldn't run.

Thought about the possibility of failing hardware, I borrowed a Ryzen 3 PC and started fresh on it.

This time the system freezes whenever the graphics-KERNEL loads.

I tried running gnome without graphics-KERNEL, still no luck.  :-\

Juanito:
Those extensions are optional deps of gst-plugins-* and should not influence gnome-session startup.

gnome-session will not run without 3d acceleration, so graphics-KERNEL is required.

You could try running /usr/local/lib/gnome-session/gnome-session-check-accelerated to see if that gives any clues.

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