Re: [gentoo-user] kde upgrade - the missing config file

2004-02-07 Thread Ben Jones
On Saturday 07 February 2004 09:12, Jani-Matti Hätinen wrote: > Sorry, scratch that. > Check your environment to see where the KDEDIR variable points to. If > it's 3.1, check what you have in /etc/env.d/. I have 48kdepaths-3.2.0 and > 57kdedir-3.2.0, which set the KDEDIR and PATH variables. If th

[gentoo-user] kde upgrade - the missing config file

2004-02-06 Thread Ben Jones
Hi, I just upgraded to kde 3.2.0, and I just know I've missed something crucial. My kicker etc was still the 3.1 version, so I mv'd by ~/.kde to ~/.kde-BAK. Then restarted X... and kicker didn't start. It was still looking for libs in /usr/kde/3.1/*. For now I just just "mv /usr/kde/3.1 /us

Re: [gentoo-user] hpt372 controller [update]

2003-07-11 Thread Ben Jones
On Thursday 10 July 2003 10:42 pm, Joseph A Nagy Jr wrote: > On Thursday 10 July 2003 10:04, Joseph A Nagy Jr wrote this in an > > attempt to be witty and informative: > > On Thursday 10 July 2003 05:57, JG wrote this in an attempt to be > > witty > > > > and informative: > > > i'm having the same

[gentoo-user] KDEInit can't launch konsole

2003-05-30 Thread Ben Jones
Anyone seen this? When I try to launch konsole via kdeinit (ie from the taskbar, Alt-F2, or kdemenu in kde), it won't launch. For the taskbar icon only, I get an error message: KDEInit could not launch 'konsole' I can launch fine from a shell session (ie an xterm/Eterm/ another konsole etc)

[gentoo-user] KDM / X borked after upgrade (warn: contains fairly long log/conf files)

2003-05-29 Thread Ben Jones
Hi, I recently upgraded to xfree 4.3.0-r2, nividia-kernel 1.0.4363-r1 and nvidia-glx 1.0.4363. Now things have gone very, very wrong. If I start up kdm via /etc/init.d/xdm, X consumes 100% of cpu, and I haven't yet seen gdm load. I can startx manually - it takes an age (ie 5-10 minutes) con

Re: [gentoo-user]

2003-03-08 Thread Ben Jones
On Saturday 08 March 2003 9:11 pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > Any graceful way to recover from, uhhh, accidentally whacking > "/etc/init.d"?? Sure... just restore from your most recent backup! Oh... oops. ;o) I guess you could do a "qpkg -f /etc/init.d", to determine which packages you have