More often than not, this is caused by a full partition, usually /tmp will be
the culprit. Check to see if any of your partitions are full or very close
to it.
Jim
On Thursday July 19, 2001 4:13 pm, Mark Heinrich wrote:
<snip>
> I tried that but the .xsessions-error file was empty. I looked at the
> security log file and it show that the I logged into the kde session and
> then right back out of it. We would I find the kde error log? Also when I
> tried to log into failsafe mode as a regular user - I couldn't. It would
> kick me back out the login screen. Again the security log file showed that
> I logged in and back out again right away. Help would be greatly
> appreciated!! TIA
>
> Mark
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