On 31.7.2003 15:45, "Jean Delvare" <khali at linux-fr.org> wrote: > Ah OK, it's different from what I had first thought. Yes I am quite happy about that too... > > It means that you forgot to run "ldconfig" after installing. (Before > doing that, you may have to add the line "/usr/local/lib" to > /etc/ld.so.conf, if it's not already there). Ok, done that. > Oh, great. It's less awful than I first feared. > >> Where do I have to look for the startup script of lm-sensors? In >> /etc/rc.d? > > If sensors-detect did not finished its installation, then the startup > script is probably not installed. Just check in /etc/sysconfig if you > can see any "lm_sensors" file. If there is one, delete it. I do not have a /etc/sysconfig... Any other place I could look? Gnome still hangs at boot with the error I mailed you... > > Maybe there's a script brought by your distribution itself. You should > look for it in /etc/rc.d. The exact location depends on the > distribution, so I can't tell. I do not habe /etc/rc.d I have /etc/rc0.d till rc7.d > > Why Gnome doesn't start anymore, that I can't say. Do you have any > hardware monitoring application? (Gkrellm maybe?) Maybe it's trying to > load some modules and fails. I could run sensors-detect now till the end. What I find strange is, that I do not find any sensors. When I done sensors-detect with the Debian packages I found the sensors but I could not run 'sensors' as there is no 'lm-sensors' package for Debian PPC; there are only the source packages. My computer still hangs when starting Gnome, also some other settings seem messed up. Thanks for further Feedback. Zeno -- Mit freundlichen Gr?ssen / best regards Zeno Davatz Strategie & Akquisition +41 1 350 85 86 www.ywesee.com > intellectual capital connected > www.generika.cc
