Anton,
Ok, I need to clarify myself a little: Font server crashes in GIMP
everytime I try to select a font. I can click and preview the first four
fonts in the list without problem. Click and preview number five locks the
program and creates the error mesage.
I am not completely familiar with the boot process. I see a comment that X
number of blocks were cleaned..followed by a statement that /dev/hdb1
reached maximal mount count, check forced..I watch the percent process. It
finishes with the statement that .01% is non contiguous. The login finishes
in a normal manner
Kppp is configured for server assigned addresses. I have two ISP's. I've
never had the *reset* problem before, if this is a *normal function* that
is all I need to know.
I don't know what precipitates the Gnome errors. I get the same error even
if I do nothing more than play solitaire and log out. [Gnome always starts
with two windows open.]
Everytime I log out I see many Gnome error messages. Here is a small sample:
rm: Cannot remove '/home/ibi/.gnome //gmc-0L6CF2': No such file or directory.
Gnome VT-warning **: Could not open help topic file NULL.
Warning: gnome_is_image_filename called, you should use gnome mime instead.
BTW, I don't think the AMD CPU is the problem. I am quite unsure about the
motherboard though. I don't know that I've ever seen the TYAN S1590s
mentioned in this list. In fact I don't recall any Tyan/VIA chip being
mentioned here.
Thanks to our list for your continuing support,
Pj
At 02:34 PM 6/24/00 -0700, you wrote:
>Submitted 24-Jun-00 by Pj:
>> Symptoms: The fontserver crashes in Gnome when I try to select a font from
>> the pull down menu.
>
>Which application?
>
>> The GUI Netscape and Xterm will not open once an internet connection
>> has been established.
>
>This *sounds* like the problem that crops up when kppp (or any other
>dialer) is configured to reset your host name upon connect. After
>that, X programs no longer have permission to start on your machine.
>
>> During boot ? is force checked. 0.1% is "non contiguous."
>
>Is that question mark what is displayed or ? 0.1% non contiguous is
>just an informative message and can be ignored.
>
>> Gnome help file warning error "NULL"
>
>Umm... When do you see this? What actions lead up to it?
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