Hi group,
Brad Jones wrote:
>
>
> HI all,
> I have just run out of room on my system, and noticed that I have
> a 68MB x-session-errors file. When I looked in this file, most of the
> lines are /dev/cdrom: No such file or directory. Now this is fair enough
> as I don't have a cdrom. However, I think this is caused by kscd. Two
> copies of it start up automatically every time I log in. Obviously I'm
> running kde. It is version 1.0 and I'm running suse5.2.
> So I guess my real question is how do I stop kscd from running
> automatically?
I presume that you checked that Kscd did not accidentally get placed in your
Autostart folder. If it was then removing it from the Autostart folder will
solve your problem. If it wasn't then read on.
Kscd behaves a bit differently than other apps in that you have to close it
with the '1|0' button in the lower left corner of its panel and not with the
'x' in the toolbar. If you close both instances of kscd this way this should
cure your problem.
If you don't want any apps to start that were left running in your previous KDE
session, you can start kwm with the '-nosession' option (at least I _think_
it was kwm, to be sure check the KDE archives at http://lists.kde.org).
>
> Thanks,
> Brad
Martijn
= Martijn van den Burg
= Tech writer, archiver, Linux user
= Publications Department, ASML
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