Any other listmates following this thread? (FYI--mdk9.0 on a i686) I, too, have had problems with Konsole after upgrading to the full Qt (Qt3, in my case). I don't use kmail, so that one isn't an issue for me. (It is a hassle shutting down and restarting artsd after booting to have system sounds, though.) Right now, I can do everything I need to do in Konsole with a virtual console, so I can get along while figuring this out and fixing it.
When I try to open Konsole, I get a segfault and core dump from libc.so.6 Tracking down the problem, I've found that in /lib/i686/ and /lib/ libc.so.6 it is symlinked to libc-2.2.5.so but in /lib/lsb/ it is symlinked to libc-2.2.90.so Looks like good setup for a conflict...and if I try to list the contents of /lib/lsb/ from _inside_ the directory, I get a core dump...from _outside_ the directory, with a full path, I get the list. My first inclination is to change the symlink in /lib/lsb/ for lib.so.6 to point to the libc-2.2.5.so to match the other two and allow libc-2.2.90.so live there, too, in case something needs it. Before I start changing symlinks, does anyone have an educated guess if this is the correct change...or if there is something else I need to fix instead? Also--can changes be made while running kde, do I need to use a window manager other than kde or will I need to boot CD1/rescue to make the changes without the filesystem mounted? TIA, Erik On Sat, 2002-11-23 at 20:36, Chris wrote: > On Saturday 23 November 2002 04:37 pm, you said, and I quote: > > Chris, > > > > I took this off the list for now because we may have a several > > correspondence to get this going....questions and answers....and I don't > > want to create any more noise for the list while we are figuring this > > out. We can always post the solution. Also, any time something I write > > doesn't make sense to you, let me know...I may have skipped a step or > > not explained thoroughly enough. > > HOORAY...sort of, I got qt2, had to go to ftp.trolltech.com and search around > for the qt-x11-2.3.2.tar.gz file, got it. Made the corrections to the > profile file you said to, followed the install directions exactly, takes a > long time to compile. Got freaked out though when it was done, couldn't open > a terminal, or kmail, didn't try any other apps, logged out and tried to log > back in but it kept going to the login screen, so I just decided to reboot > and cross my fingers :) No errors on boot. Ran the ./configure for kas and > it got past the Qt, ok....things are looking up, then at the very end I get > the error below. Now I've got to find these files I guess. What a learning > experience this is. I could just about write a book on the installation of > one simple app. Sure appreciate the help Erik. BTW...where are you from? > I'm here in central Texas. > > > configure: error: no postgres headers found! Make sure that you have the > libpq headers: postgres.h libpq/libpq-fs.h > > Well, off to find these. > > -- > Regards > Chris > Registered Linux user #283774 @ http://counter.li.org > 8:21pm up 2 min, 1 user, load average: 0.35, 0.21, 0.08 > -- Erik Linux User 288105 @ http://counter.li.org ========================================= Bill who? ... Micro what?
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