KDE won't start after apt-get upgrade
Hi,
I am a newbie (installed Knoppix/debian on my hdd 2 months ago).
today I ran "apt-get update" and "apt-get upgrade" as a root, and after upgrade I am presented the KDE login manager.
If I try to log in to KDE desktop it starts loading and when it says "initializing peipherals..." it restart KDE login manager.
If I try the IceWM manager or anything else it is okay. What do I have to do to get the KDE desktop working again?
Please help me fix this problem.
Thanks in advance
Re: KDE won't start after apt-get upgrade
Quote:
Originally Posted by adriang
If I try to log in to KDE desktop it starts loading and when it says "initializing peipherals..." it restart KDE login manager.
If I try the IceWM manager or anything else it is okay. What do I have to do to get the KDE desktop working again?
e
According to my experience, you have wrong owner of /tmp/.ICE-unix directory.
I'm just wondering this same thing because my remastering installs fine to hd but permissions are overwrited every time after login.
So do this:
Code:
chmod 1777 /tmp/.ICE-unix
chown root:root /tmp/.ICE-unix
I don't do why permissions must be set after every login. If you look at yout ~/.xsession-errors file you get more info of this matter.
-tapsa-
Re: KDE won't start after apt-get upgrade
Quote:
Originally Posted by tr
Quote:
Originally Posted by adriang
If I try to log in to KDE desktop it starts loading and when it says "initializing peipherals..." it restart KDE login manager.
If I try the IceWM manager or anything else it is okay. What do I have to do to get the KDE desktop working again?
e
According to my experience, you have wrong owner of /tmp/.ICE-unix directory.
I'm just wondering this same thing because my remastering installs fine to hd but permissions are overwrited every time after login.
So do this:
Code:
chmod 1777 /tmp/.ICE-unix
chown root:root /tmp/.ICE-unix
I don't do why permissions must be set after every login. If you look at yout ~/.xsession-errors file you get more info of this matter.
-tapsa-
tr,
it looks like the reason you need to do this everytime after login is because the file is deleted/recreated upon reboot. If you reboot, and first do a console login, you'll notice that the directories are not there. Once you login with KDE, and get booted, you can go back and the directory will be there.
A permanent fix? I wish I knew. If I find anything, I'll be sure to post it.