Dale wrote:
Well, I tried a different kernel. Same thing. I tried reseting the
BIOS and lurking around in there for a bit as well. Same thing. So,
right now I'm chewing on a emerge -e kde-meta. After I remembered the
power failure the other day, I suspect a corrupt file somewhere. I'm
just glad I have Fluxbox on here. I'm in it right now and it works
OK. I just wish the little bar at the bottom was larger. So far,
nothing I click changes that. Tough on my eyes too. Teeny tiny stuff
down there. o_o
Thinking back, I should have booted the CD and run file system
checks. Crap, the one thing I didn't think of. < sighs >
I still use Nvidia's driver here. it has worked well for me at
least. I don't use any fancy hardware or play any serious games so it
works well, so far at least. That may change next week. lol You
know me. Something new pretty regular.
I don't guess I use kdepim stuff. It's installed so who knows. Any
relation to pam?
Dale
:-) :-)
Well, I got rid of openldap. It runs longer but still crashes so I am
back to Fluxbox again, which works fine. I also started with a fresh
.kde4 directory. That seemed to help more than anything else. It
lasted a LOT longer after that. I don't know if it was a coincidence or
what but it did lock up once when I logged into Konsole as root.
I started a emerge -e world this time. This thing has 4 cores so it
won't take to long. Any ideas on what else I can try? If this emerge
doesn't help, it has to be a config file somewhere.
Again, I'm pretty sure it is not hardware. It runs fine when compiling
in a console and I have run from systemrescue stick as well. Hardware
seems to work fine.
Ideas?
Dale
:-) :-)
