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On 12/25/11 15:08, Mick wrote: |
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> On Sunday 25 Dec 2011 19:20:56 Michael Hampicke wrote: |
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>>> Today, I was doing a world update and the screen locked - I still had my |
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>>> KDE desktop up, but couldn't open a window to kill any processes or |
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>>> anything. So, I held the power button to cause a reboot. The computer |
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>>> booted okay and gave me my login screen, but neither the keyboard nor |
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>>> the mouse work. |
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>> Wild guess: xorg-server was upgraded to a newer version with changed |
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>> ABI, so you have to remerge everthing installed under x11-drivers |
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>> # emerge -1a $(qlist -I -C x11-drivers/) |
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> +1 |
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> This is most likely related to the recent xorg updates, which as Michael |
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> suggests should be resolved by remerging all the xorg related drivers. |
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Solved! Thank you all so much!! Re-emerging the x related drivers |
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solved the issue. Thanks for this tip and how to prevent x from loading |
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on boot! You guys are GREAT! Thanks for being there when I can't |
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figure out something on my own! |
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> I'm not sure why your monitor will not wake up from sleep though. That's not |
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> normal. Have you tried going through the power settings of KDE in case it has |
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> been set up to sleep to RAM or hibernate and your set up has some acpi problem |
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> that causes it to crash? |
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I'll look into this! Thanks! |
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Happy Holidays! |
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Colleen |
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