Re: Strange standstill with KDE-Shutdown
Hello all,
actually i have been a lurker till now. So hi all now. (Is there a habit of
introducing the own id?)
However i have the same problem, basically, but my Dell Inspiron 5000e shuts
down kdm, then the shutdown procedure halts at a point. Like Stefan's laptop
mine does not do that always.
But the most annyoing thing is:
Somtimes (again not always when the shutdown procedure ist failing) some of my
kde config is lost:
korganizer color groups, groups, preferences (not the data)
kmail identities, filters, network settings
and maybe some other
I have installed knoppix (3.2 i think not sure)
No manipulations of the kernel
Mostly testing (only a dozen unstable manually)
apt-get upgrading almost daily
And where to look for the other version, you have to tell me
or what else could be of use.
--
Best Regards,
Tom
Am Mittwoch, 25. Februar 2004 15:28 schrieb Stefan Goessling:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I have only noticed this behaviour on my Notebook (Acer TM 803), so I
> write to the laptop list. On my Desktop (same Knoppix-Debian-Install)
> there is no such error.
>
> Description: When I choose to logout from my KDE session, the screen goes
> black and the laptop stands still. No reaction to keyboard, mouse,
> external login....nothing. Only way out: cut power! The strange thing: it
> doesn't happen everytime. I do not know the exact circumstances, I can see
> no pattern.
>
> I have checked the X-Server logfile, the Kernel logfile, and all sort of
> logfiles found in /var/log: I cannot find any reference to the failure.
>
> Setup: Debian installation from Knoppix 3.3 (mix of testing and some
> unstable I think), followed by extensive updating and compilation of new
> kernels (Note: this behaviour occurs with all tested kernels, and with all
> KDE versions).
>
> Current kernel: 2.4.24
> Current X-Version: 4.3.0-0ds4
> Current X-Server: Radeon (R250 Lf)
> Current Display manager: KDM (vers. 3.1.3-1)
> Current KDE version: 3.1.5
>
> Now I need directions on where to look for error messages and logs that
> could elucidate this strange behaviour!
>
> Thanks a bunch, Stefan
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