If you have a NVidia card you might want to try this:
Edited the grub entry by pressing TAB in the menu and add
"nomodeset=1" to prevent Noveau from loading. After pressing F9 to
boot the modified entry dyne:bolic should show up the Gnome desktop
without issues. At least when Noveau is the issue.

2011/12/6 Holger Beetz <holger.beetz@???>:
> Not shure how this fits with my posting about nesting but I'll try to help.
> Could you be a bit more specific about your hardware ?
> What graphic adapter do you use ? dynobolic currently sometimes has
> issues with the free noveau driver and NVidia cards.
>
> 2011/12/6 Venugopal AK <akvenugopal@???>:
>> I am unable to use the Live Dyne III. After displaying several screens full of scrolling information the screen becomes garbled and hangs. Mine is an AMD 64 Processor. Please help somebody.
>> Regards
>> vg
>>
>> --- On Tue, 6/12/11, Holger Beetz <holger.beetz@???> wrote:
>>
>> From: Holger Beetz <holger.beetz@???>
>> Subject: Re: [dyne:bolic] Questions on dyne:III, installing to HDD and nesting
>> To: "dynebolic mailinglist" <dynebolic@???>
>> Date: Tuesday, 6 December, 2011, 7:12 PM
>>
>> Nice, I had success with a persistent home partition stored on a
>> virtual disk (I am currently only experimenting with VirtualBox).
>>
>> Here are the steps I did:
>> 1) Create a EXT3 partition with the label "home-rw"
>> 2) Mount the partition "home-rw"
>> 3) rsync all stuff from /home to the mounted partition (something like
>> sudo rsync -arv /home/ /media/home-rw/
>> 4) Reboot dyne:bolic and add "persistent" to the grub entry (you can
>> edit grub entries by pressing TAB)
>>
>> After this you have a persitent home directory. Now I can easily set
>> my default keyboard layout to german and the setting is remembered
>> after reboot :)
>>
>> It might be nice if dyne:bolic has the persistent parameter enabled
>> per default. At least I can not imagine that this causes a problem.
>>
>>
>> 2011/12/1 Jaromil <jaromil@???>:
>>> On Thu, 01 Dec 2011, Holger Beetz wrote:
>>>
>>>> > AFAIK it is recognized by the partition label "live-rw"
>>>
>>>> I am not shure about this ! I have seen different labels for this on
>>>> various page. But sometimes they did not always relate to Debian.
>>>
>>> yes, it is configurable. However we are branching live-debian (and
>>> merging updates upon review) so we have control on this. The name of
>>> the label is a simple configuration directive in the live script:
>>> see http://ur1.ca/69qia
>>>
>>>
>>>> > with some time, this could be automated in d:b, with a minimalist
>>>> > interface made with glade or so, a'la nesting in d:b.
>>>> Would Zenity also be acceptable ?
>>>
>>> I find glade more comfortable, but in the past also gtk-dialog worked
>>> well for simplier tasks, still that lacks value scrollers (for size)
>>> and such advanced widgets.
>>> I'm not sure about zenity, I've never used it.
>>>
>>> ciao
>>>
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