[Newbie]X (or KDE) hangs after issuing "startx"

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On Mon, 15 Apr 2002 09:38:48 -0400
Shaun.Crass@DFJCLR.FALCONJET.com wrote:

> When I issue the 'startx' command, the display clears and shows the
> mouse pointer (can move the pointer). The KDE logo box displays and
> the first icon begins to flash. The system hangs there. I must press
> CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE to kill X and return to the console.
[...]
> I have have this same problem with a totally different video card. I
> swapped the Voodoo 3 card for an S3 Virge GX card.

That smells to me a lot more like a problem with some client than with
the server.  I don't know enough about KDE to offer any specific advice,
but I know that a *lot* of clients get started automagically when you
log in.  Is there any sort of log file that would hint what clients get
started in what order?  A startup script that starts them one by one? 
If so, you could do a binary search to isolate which one causes the
hangup.

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