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Jim Cunning wrote: |
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> On Friday 16 April 2010 12:42:44 Mark Knecht wrote: |
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>> So if I'm clear about this, you have a stable AMD64 system with ~AMD64 KDE? |
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>> If you upgraded from KDE 4.3 did you try deleting all the old KDE |
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>> configuration stuff and starting new? I've not had your problems with |
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>> nepomuk but I run either AMD64 with just a couple of ~AMD64 packages, |
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>> or full ~AMD64. I haven't seen this problem on either system. However |
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>> I do run ~AMD64 portage, sandbox, gentoolkit, eix and a few other |
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>> installation things on all my systems so possibly that's part of it. |
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>> Good luck, |
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>> Mark |
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> I had upgraded from KDE 4.3, but it turns out there was some old 3.5 stuff |
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> still around, too. I deleted the .kde/share/config/nepomukrc file and logged |
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> out and back in, and the error no longer appeared. |
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> Thanks for the suggestion. |
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It may be a good idea to do that with some other stuff too. I renamed |
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.kde, logged in and back out, then went back and copied over things that |
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I needed. Things like kopete chat history and contacts etc. I don't |
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use Kmail here. Things did work a lot better after I did that. If this |
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one thing is the only problem you run into, you have better luck than me. |
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Dale |
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:-) :-) |
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