Petter Reinholdtsen writes:
> [Russ Allbery]
>> If you're experiencing a variant of #521699, then the problem is
>> that the timeout in KDM is too fast. You need to tell KDM to wait
>> longer; it takes the NVIDIA driver longer to initialize the card
>> than it's willing to wait for. I suspect t
[Russ Allbery]
> If you're experiencing a variant of #521699, then the problem is
> that the timeout in KDM is too fast. You need to tell KDM to wait
> longer; it takes the NVIDIA driver longer to initialize the card
> than it's willing to wait for. I suspect that the only thing that
> parallel b
Romane writes:
>> I had a look at the open bugs against nvidia-glx, and came across
>> #521699 which seem similar to your problem. Reassigning to the
>> nvidia-glx package to get input from the maintainers of that package,
>> and because I believe the problem is in that package. Setting
>> serv
Good morning Petter
reassign 583312 nvidia-glx
severity 583312 serious
thanks
Thanks for passing it on. Even if not all users, a sufficient portion
probably. Have replied all in this email.
I had a look at the open bugs against nvidia-glx, and came across
#521699 which seem similar to your prob
reassign 583312 nvidia-glx
severity 583312 serious
thanks
[Romane]
> I have reached the end of my own options and limited knowledge
> (getting old and forgetful :)), but am most happy to use this
> machine to debug the issue with you if that will help improve
> further an already supurb distributi
Good morning Petter
I must thank you for your patience.
As far as I know, changing the sequence number of a script will not
affect parallel booting. Did you use S7nvidia-glx or S07nvidia-glx?
If the former, I suspect this caused the script to not run at all
during boot. I suspect there is some
[Romane]
> Changed the S17nvidia-glx to S7nvidia-glx, and the beastie booted up to
> a login screen no problems, and at about the same speed (give or take)
> as before the installation of the initscripts and sysv... stuff yesterday.
As far as I know, changing the sequence number of a script will
Good morning
Further hunting around, and may have found a solution. A little background :
Adding the line "ServerTimeout=120" to the [X-*-Core] section of
/etc/kde4/kdm/kdmrc enabled the system to boot to a normal login screen.
In comparison to while having the problem, where was counting 7 to
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