Just upgraded my Suse 11.3, 64 bit system with the new kernel 2.6.34.7-03 (skipped the previous upgrade, due to problems) and then found that attempting a local login caused the system to apparently crash. Frozen keyboard and mouse and no network services - so I presumed the system was completely dead.
Upon pressing the reset button, I discovered that remote logins via VNC or XDMCP were OK, so deduced it must be a graphics driver problem. The machine has Intel 915G graphics built in/ on board the Intel D915GAG MB.
Using oldcpu’s ‘How to’, I examined the contents of /var/log/Xorg.0.log which showed the ‘intel’ driver had been selected. Out of interest, I switched to runlevel 3 and ran the ‘Xorg -configure’ command, which generated a provision, overriding ‘xorg.conf’. Strangely, the device section of this recommended the ‘intellegacy’ driver.
I then put the ‘intellegacy’ driver definition into the ‘50-device.conf’ script of the ‘/etc/X11/xorg.conf.d’ directory and rebooted. Seemed to cure the problem.
Hope that helps anybody else with this sort of hardware.