On Fri, 24 Sep 1999, Harondel J. Sibble wrote:
> hmm, recently upgraded a client from Mandrake 6.0 to 6.1 on an AMD system I
> had built for him.
>
> The results were.... how shall I say.... interesting
>
> kernel compiling fails in multiple places (it comes with 2.2.13pre)
> some of the errors at various points were
>
> - internal compiler error: program cc1 got fatal signal 11 make [2]
>
> oops just checked my notes, I didn't write down any more of the errors, but I
> know there were quite a few of them. I had troubles compiling the kernel on
> my box also, but after checking some of the code found it was one of the
> choices in the Video4Linux section of xconfig that was causing the problem.
>
>
> Second Problem, which is the oddest thing I've seen yet!
>
> Okay, using Kde, 2 accounts setup, root and the user account, under user
> account,when the client connects to the net, basically everything stops
> working....
> ie no desktop icons do anything, ditto for the kmenu, can't even startup a
> term window, OTOH if you started a program b4 connecting to the net, it will
> work, term, netscape etc. If you try a file browser window say from a folder
> on the desktop, it pops up, but doesn't display any files and the little
> progress wheelie thingy just runs and runs.
A) don't check 'set hostname on connect'
or
B) xhost +`ifconfig ppp0|grep 'inet addr'|awk '{print $2}'|cut -d: -f2`
> Now once you disconnect kppp, all is fine again, so b4 and after ppp
> connection all is fine, during connection nothing happens, you might see the
> drive lite come on for a split second and Xosview spikes up for just a split
> second also, but no further activity.
>
> What makes it really odd is that under root, there is no such problem, and
> with a newly created user account, again no problem.
>
> Another thing noticed is that xosview reports memory at 59 or 60mb of 64,
> does this seem normal? I know X is a memory pig, but still....
>
>
> Lastly, anybody know of an X program to record (rather than just play back)
> sounds?
>
> Harondel J. Sibble
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