RE: x-windows broke

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i think the files you are looking for would be in the home directory of the
relevant user(s). ls -a will show the hidden files.

for example .gnome-desktop, .gnome, etc. similar named files will exist for
kde.

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On 7/18/2003 at 6:23 PM Bob Mclaughlin wrote:

>Doc,
>Do you know where that is documented so I can get the
>relevant names and locations?  It'd be just my luck to get
>one that blew up the system (not that it's not almost as
>good as dead now).
>Bob
>
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>>dsavage@xxxxxxxxxxx
>>Sent: Friday, July 18, 2003 4:53 PM
>>To: shrike-list@xxxxxxxxxx
>>Subject: RE: x-windows broke
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>>On Friday July 18, 2003 Bob Mclaughlin wrote:
>>> Doc, Scott,
>>> Thanks for the reply.  I have been booting to run level 5
>>> until the same lockup occurred at the graphical login
>>> screen.  I just intervened in Grub to run level 3 to see
>>> what happens starting as root or skipping the
>>login screen.
>>> The same lockup happens only at the Desk Top
>>screen (login
>>> screen not used).  I've also tried booting from 2 earlier
>>> kernels with the same result.  The only thing done on the
>>> last working session was to check the mouse
>>configuration in
>>> xwindows and even if that corrupted a file I
>>wouldn't think
>>> it could get the keyboard as well.  Does anyone
>>know of any
>>> logs I might look at or any reload options.?
>>> Bob
>>
>>Bob,
>>
>>OK... The screen you are describing is the one
>>after the GRUB splash, all
>>the text mode stuff and the briefly displayed text
>>mode login. It shows
>>the sequential installation of the various
>>graphical desktop components.
>>
>>IIRC, you're supposed to be able to delete the
>>various dot files for GNOME
>>(or KDE -- not sure) if they become corrupt. If
>>they're not there the next
>>time you log on, they're supposed to be recreated
>>by copies from /etc/skel
>>(I believe). Try moving those dot files to a safe
>>place and log out/on
>>again in  runlevel 5.
>>
>>--Doc Savage
>>  Fairview Heights, IL
>>
>>
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shane


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