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On Friday 28 February 2003 11:32 am, Daniel Anderson wrote:
> Hi,
>       I installed KDE3.1 from the mandrakeclub test site. Looks good and is
> fast, but I have no desktop icons. Error message is "Could not start
> process Unable to create io-slave Too many open files". Also konqueror
> crashes on startup. I didn't have any error messages on install. Already
> checked the archives, but found no solution. Any ideas?

When I run into something like this with KDE, I have found that the easiest 
way to correct it is to delete all KDE-based files/directories in my home 
directory.  First, I save my kmail address book and my bookmarks.xml file by 
moving/copying them to my home directory.  Then I completely delete .mcop 
(dir), .DCOP* (files), and .kde (dir), and restart into KDE.  It is 
easiest/cleanest to do this from somewhere else: failsafe terminal, blackbox, 
gnome, whatever...just not from within KDE.  You then logout of your current 
session and relogin to KDE.  Normally, all is well at this point.  I then 
move my kmail addressbook and bookmarks.xml back to their normal location, 
replacing the default files installed by KDE upon first startup.

I have found it virtually impossible to find THE file or link that is screwing 
up KDE in circumstances such as yours.  

praedor
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