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Also, make sure that net.lo is turned on. I had a problem a while ago |
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with KDE taking forever to boot & interact because net.lo wasn't |
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starting in the init scripts. I guess its required. |
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Just something to try and help out. |
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bryce |
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Richard Fish wrote: |
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> On 1/29/06, Korondi Márk <korondi.mark@×××××.com> wrote: |
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>> Hi, everyone |
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>> Yesterday I reinstalled gentoo, because I'd made the filesystem dirty (always |
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>> used sudo, and installed programs not in portage randomly...) and I want a |
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>> new, clean system. |
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> With Gentoo there is almost always an easier way than |
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> re-installing...but too late for that now. |
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>> I install new kde (3.5.0), but there is a problem: |
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>> While other programs - firefox, gftp, bittorrent - run fine, all of my |
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>> programs using some kdelib or ,if I'm right, DCOP start slowly, and after |
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>> starting cannot run fine. |
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>> For example: KDE starts up slower than in the previous installation. Then I |
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>> pick konqueror, it takes 2-3 secs. to start. Then I close, and re-exec it. |
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>> 2-3 secs again (where is the cache?). BUT: KHTML starts to render the page, |
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>> it hangs for 2 seconds, then begin to load. hmmm... Clicking refresh causes |
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>> the same. |
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> Might be a prelinking issue...do you set KDE_IS_PRELINKED? And if so, |
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> is it really pre-linked? |
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> Running strace with the -tt option can also give you an idea of what |
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> the KDE application is doing during that 2-3 second delay. |
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> -Richard |
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