On Fri, Dec 28, 2007 at 01:47:53PM -0500, Michael George wrote:
>
> Notice there is little difference between them. I think I need to trim
> out my .xinitrc file and see if there is something I'm starting from
> there that is causing the delay with a different kernel...
I don't see anything in my .xinitrc file that would be causing the
problem. Here are the contents of that file:
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#!/bin/sh
DISPLAY=${DISPLAY-unix:0}; export DISPLAY
RDISPLAY=${RDISPLAY-`hostname`:0}; export RDISPLAY
# I've tried taking this line out and it doesn't speed anything up...
sh /usr/local/src/ltsp-server-pkg-static-0.1/xsession-lbus-start &
# Change the keys around
xmodmap .xmodmap.pass1
xmodmap .xmodmap.pass2
# Load .Xdefaults into the X resource database
xrdb -nocpp -display $DISPLAY -load .Xdefaults
# Start a console window. This line should not be removed.
xterm -T Console -n Console -name Console -C -iconic +vb -geometry =80x14-0+0 &
# Start another xterm
xterm -display $DISPLAY -geometry 80x50+0-0 -T Shell -n Shell &
sleep 1
xterm -display $DISPLAY -geometry 80x50-1280-0 -T Shell -n Shell &
# Start a terminal for the schedule screen
xterm -display $DISPLAY -name SchedTerm -geometry 80x50+0-0 -T "Shell" -n
"Shell" &
sleep 1
xterm -display $DISPLAY -name SchedTerm -geometry 80x50-1280-0 -T "Shell" -n
"Shell" &
xcalendar -name xIdeal -display $DISPLAY &
gkrellm &
xload -display $DISPLAY &
gkrellm2 -c secondary &
xcalendar -name xHopper11 -display $DISPLAY &
xdaliclock &
# open up my planner
xcalendar -display $DISPLAY &
# Set the background
# I've run this script manually and it doesn't take long at all to run
(sleep 1; $HOME/bin/background) &
#turn on the screensaver
xscreensaver &
#disable access control
xhost +
# Make the mouse move a little faster than normal
xset m 3 4
# Make the keys repeat more quickly
xset r rate 300 20
# start fetchmail
fetchmail
#Start the window manager
ctwm
#fix keyboard
/usr/bin/kbd_mode -a
# stop fetchmail
fetchmail --quit
#clear
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There isn't anything there that I can see which would cause the 2min.
delay in even getting an "X" mouse pointer...
I'm leaning toward some strange type of Xorg <--> kernel interaction,
but I'm not sure what it might be...
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