problem while logging in through kde in SUSE 9.3
hello all, I have problem while logging in(as root) through kde environment in SUSE 9.3. When I logged in as root throgh terminal, I tried kdeinit command. It reported that kded might be crashed. So i wanted to ask, what is the procedure to recover kded. Would there be any problem with Xserver itself ? Please help me for this issue. thanks & Regards, -Rishikesh.
On Thursday 31 August 2006 15:15, Rishikesh Naik said:
hello all, I have problem while logging in(as root) through kde environment in SUSE 9.3. When I logged in as root throgh terminal, I tried kdeinit command. It reported that kded might be crashed. So i wanted to ask, what is the procedure to recover kded.
try WINDOWMANAGER=/opt/kde3/bin/startkde startx to start KDE from the terminal.
On Thursday 31 August 2006 15:57, Will Stephenson said:
On Thursday 31 August 2006 15:15, Rishikesh Naik said:
hello all, I have problem while logging in(as root) through kde environment in SUSE 9.3. When I logged in as root throgh terminal, I tried kdeinit command. It reported that kded might be crashed. So i wanted to ask, what is the procedure to recover kded.
try WINDOWMANAGER=/opt/kde3/bin/startkde startx to start KDE from the terminal.
Premature ctrl+enterulation. What I wanted to say as well is that 'kdeinit' is part of the internal KDE session startup, and you don't need to run it by hand unless you're a kde developer. If you are interested to see how it works, read the above startkde script. I'll only hint at the usual 'don't run a desktop enviroment as root' dogma :) HTH Will
hi, thanks for your help. I tried that out but it didn't work. To know the problem in more detail, goto http://www.techspot.com/vb/all/windows/t-36439-Cant-get-KDE-to-start-after-l... My problem is exactly same as given on this web page and I got similar log messages in Xorg.0.log file also. Regards, -Rishikesh. On 8/31/06, Will Stephenson <wstephenson@suse.de> wrote:
On Thursday 31 August 2006 15:57, Will Stephenson said:
On Thursday 31 August 2006 15:15, Rishikesh Naik said:
hello all, I have problem while logging in(as root) through kde environment in SUSE 9.3. When I logged in as root throgh terminal, I tried kdeinit command. It reported that kded might be crashed. So i wanted to ask, what is the procedure to recover kded.
try WINDOWMANAGER=/opt/kde3/bin/startkde startx to start KDE from the terminal.
Premature ctrl+enterulation. What I wanted to say as well is that 'kdeinit' is part of the internal KDE session startup, and you don't need to run it by hand unless you're a kde developer. If you are interested to see how it works, read the above startkde script.
I'll only hint at the usual 'don't run a desktop enviroment as root' dogma :)
HTH
Will
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On Thursday 31 August 2006 16:56, Rishikesh Naik said:
hi, thanks for your help. I tried that out but it didn't work. To know the problem in more detail, goto http://www.techspot.com/vb/all/windows/t-36439-Cant-get-KDE-to-start-after- login-screen.html
My problem is exactly same as given on this web page and I got similar log messages in Xorg.0.log file also.
So you can start an X server ( X :1& works from the text console ) but you can't start KDE from it. Nor can you start KDE by hand with startx as I suggested. Can you start KDE as suggested by the third post by 'Nodsu' on that page? $ X :1& $ export DISPLAY=:1 $ startkde If not, what is the output of startkde at the terminal? Can you start KDE as a different user? If so, something in your root's KDE config is broken. If not, most likely your KDE packages are messed up, did you upgrade them recently? Will
Am 31.08.2006 17:38 schrieb Will Stephenson:
If so, something in your root's KDE config is broken.
Isnt there a setting (maybe in YAST sysconfig editor) that does not allow x-login by root? OJ -- It is a mistake to think you can solve any major problems just with potatoes. (Douglas Adams)
On Thu, 2006-08-31 at 17:38 +0200, Will Stephenson wrote:
On Thursday 31 August 2006 16:56, Rishikesh Naik said:
hi, thanks for your help. I tried that out but it didn't work. To know the problem in more detail, goto http://www.techspot.com/vb/all/windows/t-36439-Cant-get-KDE-to-start-after- login-screen.html
My problem is exactly same as given on this web page and I got similar log messages in Xorg.0.log file also.
So you can start an X server ( X :1& works from the text console ) but you can't start KDE from it.
Nor can you start KDE by hand with startx as I suggested.
Can you start KDE as suggested by the third post by 'Nodsu' on that page?
$ X :1& $ export DISPLAY=:1 $ startkde
If not, what is the output of startkde at the terminal?
Can't speak to 9.3 and other desktops but on 10.1 with KDE, if your ".fonts.cache-2" file somehow is corrupted, the results will be the same. Deleting or renaming it will allow you to log back in.
Hello, I can start kde by set of commands: $ X :1& $ export DISPLAY=:1 $ startkde But still I can't login through login screen . So how can I do it ? Regards, -Rishikesh. On 8/31/06, Will Stephenson <wstephenson@suse.de> wrote:
On Thursday 31 August 2006 16:56, Rishikesh Naik said:
hi, thanks for your help. I tried that out but it didn't work. To know the problem in more detail, goto
http://www.techspot.com/vb/all/windows/t-36439-Cant-get-KDE-to-start-after-
login-screen.html
My problem is exactly same as given on this web page and I got similar log messages in Xorg.0.log file also.
So you can start an X server ( X :1& works from the text console ) but you can't start KDE from it.
Nor can you start KDE by hand with startx as I suggested.
Can you start KDE as suggested by the third post by 'Nodsu' on that page?
$ X :1& $ export DISPLAY=:1 $ startkde
If not, what is the output of startkde at the terminal?
Can you start KDE as a different user? If so, something in your root's KDE config is broken. If not, most likely your KDE packages are messed up, did you upgrade them recently?
Will
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On Monday 04 September 2006 07:59, Rishikesh Naik said:
Hello, I can start kde by set of commands:
$ X :1& $ export DISPLAY=:1 $ startkde
But still I can't login through login screen . So how can I do it ?
Does this apply for all users or just for root? (see question in my previous mail) Will
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