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Alan McKinnon wrote: |
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> On Saturday 07 March 2009 10:12:42 Roy Wright wrote: |
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>> Yes, no issues with kde 4.2.0. What happened is I'd upgraded to the bad |
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>> nvidia-drivers-180.35, downgraded to 180.29, then upgraded kde from |
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>> 4.2.0 to 4.2.1. One weird side-effect of the 4.2.1 upgrade is that I |
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>> lost my plasma desktop layout. No biggy, I just added the plasmoids |
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>> back. Then I noticed the lancelot cpu usage issue. I have not noticed |
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>> any behavior problems. Kde 4.2 has been rock solid. |
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> I followed the exact same steps (even the nvidia upgrade-downgrade cycle) on |
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> my notebook with no problems whatsoever. The only difference is I have ~amd64 |
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>> ~x86 system |
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>> emerge --info at http://pastebin.com/m6914fe90 (1 month duration) |
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>> lshw at http://pastebin.com/m5a355800 (1 month duration) |
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>> All I can think to try is to move my ~/.kde4.2 directory and let it |
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>> regenerate. |
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> That's a good quick easy check. At least we'll know if it's a code or a config |
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> issue |
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Looks like it was a config type issue with something in ~/.kde4.2. |
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Thank you for helping me work thru it. |
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Roy |
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