Mitch Bradley wrote:
The error messages always start to appear right after
Starting system message bus:
I wonder if that is significant?
The system message bus, as ominous as it sounds, is just a simple
program that forwards calls to other programs. Why it would trigger
those errors - I have no idea.
---- Oh great. It has stopped failing now. What I did:
Logged in on VT2. (I took a long time, because of all the errors)
ps -ax; then killed the dbus-daemon (no help)
tried to kill various X-related processes, hard to tell if that helped.
commented out the "once" line (runs prefdm) at the end of /etc/inittab,
then "kill -1 1"
Then the error messages stopped.
Are we hitting some memory limit? Some I/O limit? Hmm, I think that
the dbus daemon might do a decent amount of I/O on startup, reading
config files and whatnot. Maybe it pushes it over some limit?
--Chris
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