I've also had this annoying problem lately. I hope someone comes up with either a fix or workaround for this problem soon. Before this particular issue, I had problems after an update with KDE
crashing on Logout due to the home directory being NFSed. Luckily,
someone here told me about a work around by mounting the NFSed
directories via auotmount instead of including them in /etc/fstabs. I'm begining to be very wary of installing updates now, especially considering a few months ago everything was working just fine on my systems. After installing a few updates, I've got problem after problem...ugh!
Regards, Tim Leger
On Jan 21, 2008 6:57 PM, kwhiskerz <
kwhiskerz@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Can we resuscitate the child so that it can live out it's life naturally?
So, what do we do now, to get it working properly?
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