On Thursday 08 November 2007, Andrew Sackville-West wrote:
> soudns like its a kde error, not an xorg error. look in
> $HOME/xsession.errors for clues.
Surprise!
The drive with /home on it didn't get mounted,
so it's likely neither an X nor a KDE problem.
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uldn't open
a session. In my experience, if there's a bad X problem, kdm doesn't work
either. Any ideas?
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"belkin F5D7000 linux" for example, and you will quickly find out
the state of support. A reasonably current HCL for wireless cards may be
found at:
http://www.linuxquestions.org/hcl/index.php/cat/10
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Which also failed. Interestingly, top says "0 zombie".
Trying to remove discover, I find that the package is discover1, discover is
not installed.
After removing discover1, the xserver-xorg postinst script completed without
error. Now for that reboot...
Up and running fine!
Than
root shell that I ran the command on is hung.
Any suggestions?
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Using testing, installing xserver-xorg 7.1.0-6.
Running a dist-upgrade, xserver-xorg postinst script hangs indefinitely.
There is no disk or CPU activity, I must kill it manually.
Is this a local problem or are others also seeing this?
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I am trying to get the touchscreen working on a Toughbook CF-29. I have been
unable to locate any information specifically about it. It seems that some
older Toughbooks used a serial port, usually ttyS3, and that others may use a
similar setup to the Fujitsu Lifebook B-series, which apparently a
;t even accepting bug reports for 3.4.x anymore.
What is the problem keeping KDE 3.5 from moving into testing?
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d the instructions in README.Debian.gz so now I have debug output.
This output means little to me, however, due to my cluelessness in such
matters.
Any advice on how to proceed would be appreciated.
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with a subje
most of them:
grep -R "PUBLIC LICENSE" /usr/share/doc/*
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nd logged out, then logged back in...
> everything worked.
If there is a way to refresh a current user's group memberships without
logging out, could someone please enlighten us?
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upgrading others. When KDE was
restarted, it died of myriad complaints. Running the upgrade again from the
_real_ root console solved the problem.
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;. Do I need to download libgif2 from
somewhere? A search at linux.org came up empty.
This is the first time I've tried to compile anything, so I have no idea what
I'm doing.
TIA
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al destop space.
gpmconfig or XF86Setup didn't offer me any setting for this. Is there a way to
do this?
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