Re: [kde-linux] Can't login via kde - hangs when "initializing peripherals"
- From: David Scriven <davidwriter@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Mon, 11 Sep 2006 15:35:28 -0400 (EDT)
NFW!
New user - same problem
failsafe term then startkde - no problems
removing files in /var/tmp & /tmp -didn't help
removing font-cache-1 & ~/.ICEauthority didn't help
I'm stumped - anybody have any idea what to do next?
(other than a clean reinstall of FC5).
DS
--- David Scriven <davidwriter@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
No one can login via KDE, but I haven't tried creating
a new user. There is no ~/.xsession-errors file under any
id.
I'll try your other ideas tomorrow.
DS
--- Andrew Walbran <qwandor@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On Sunday 10 September 2006 9:51 am, David Scriven wrote:"Initializing
I'm having problem on a machine which has been working well
until a week or so ago. Running Fedora Core 5 updated from 4 some
months ago. Machine is kept up to date and currently has version
3.5.4 of kde, kernel 2.6.17-1.2174, nvidia card using the livna
version of the drivers, version 8774.
When logging in under kde - it spends a long time at
brieflyperipherals" then there is some message, which appears too
screen.to be seen, the screen blanks and then returns to the login
doesn'tthrough
If I init 3, login via console & startx - kde works fine & goes
the "initializing peripherals" section very rapidly.attempt
I can login in under gnome - no problem.
If I try and login as root in kde, I find that any subsequent
to login in (without a reboot) has problems because / has become
read-only, which I fix with a mount -o remount
I've tried deleting everything in /tmp & renaming ~/.kde -
logged.help. Nothing has been changed in the physical setup of thismachine
in years.
I'd be grateful for any help/advice as I have no idea what to do
next or where to look for the error as nothing seems to be
You could try looking in ~/.xsession-errors*.your
Try deleting or renaming ~/.fonts.cache-1, ~/.ICEauthority, and
perhaps any
relevant files under /var/tmp/. Also, check for any files under
homecreate
directory which are not owned by you.
Can other users on the same machine log in? What about if you
ahttps://mail.kde.org/mailman/listinfo/kde-linux.
completely new user?
Another idea to try is to login to the 'failsafe' session, type
'startkde',
and watch for any helpful messages.
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