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jedipi
post Sep 4 2005, 02:12 PM
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I just installed slackware 10 yesterday.
and i made some changes to font config today.
after i reboot, i fond i couldnt start kde& gnome

here is the error message:
Could not read network connection list root/.DCOPserve_hide_0
please cheak whether decopserve is running

network connection?? My slackware has never atteched any network.
It is a stand alone workstation.

anyway, my xfce still can work . i want to know why and how to solve this
thx
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post Sep 4 2005, 02:24 PM
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You probably made some changes which influated on the file listed.
Have a look at that file. Open a terminal connection and look the permissions of that file.
Type the following command line :
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ls -l /root/.DCOPserve_hide_0

If you see "file not found", then there is a real configuration problem.
If the file exists, try typing
chmod ugo+rwx /root/.DCOPserve_hide_0
and try connecting again to kde.
Hope this helped
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jedipi
post Sep 8 2005, 01:37 AM
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hoho...
i fix it, just add
Load "speedo"
Load "xtt"
to my xorg.conf . but i still dont know how it works
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post Sep 8 2005, 01:49 AM
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Just an idea, any config you're going to alter, always make a backup of it, incase problems like this arise, so you can revert back to the original and try again.

Did you try the config without xtt?

Load "freetype"
Load "type1"
Load "speedo"
#Load "xtt" X True Type Font Module

Which I have commented out due to it's incompatibilities.

Just sounds like you weren't loading the right font modules. Try without "xtt" and if you don't have any problems, consider it sorted.


Cheers,


MC
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post Nov 30 2007, 09:18 PM
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Most of the stuff on most sites didn't work for me, but what DID work:

$ sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
$ sudo bash (In Debian Etch (at least) makes you root, but keeps ~ pointing to /home/username)
# startx /usr/bin/startkde (starts kde as root, so it can write to whatever files necessary to make this work)

Quit KDE
Doing this changed ownership of several files/dirs in ~, so change them all back
# chmod -R username.groupname .ICEauthority .kde .mcop .rnd .Xauthority
# CTRL-D
$ /etc/init.d/gdm start
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