> -----Original Message-----
> From: Tim München [mailto:kdelist@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
>
> A better solution would be to try to kill any KDE / kdm / X
> process via ssh from
> another PC (Laptop?) - if you have one.
Thanks for the tip. I don't know why I didn't think of this. I normally
don't run sshd on my notebook, but this is making it easier to start/stop my
debugging process. ;-)
> > I don't see anything strange in .xsession-errors,
> /var/log/messages or
> > dmesg. Google doesn't really have anything useful that I've found.
> >
>
> You should also look into /var/log/Xorg.0.log. Look for any
> lines that begin
> with (EE).
Nope. Not a single (EE).
All kinds of other things (II) (**) (WW) (==) though.
> You can also try to edit your xorg.conf (or XF86config, if
> you still use that;
> x.org uses this file if xorg.conf is not found) and change
> your graphics driver
> from nv / nvidia to a more generic one (Although the point of
> hanging doesn't
> indicate a graphics problem... but you can still try it!)
KDE shouldn't care about my graphics card should it? Like I said, Gnome and
XFCE (and twm) all work fine. And I am getting "display", just not past the
yellow/blue gear icon in the loading screen.
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