Shawn Tayler wrote:

> Hi Guys,
> 
> Had a little problem on one of my systems after an Xfree 4.1.0 update. 
> As was pointed out to me a while back by a denizen of this list, I had
> reenabled XF 3.3.6 when I redirected X to XF_Mach64.  Well I put the
> symlink back to XFree86 and the same respawning problem occured.  Then
> somewhere I got off track.  I did an install of 4.1.0 over the 4.0.2
> without it working correctly.  When I was done (yes I know), the
> respawning problem was still rampant, and no X or KDE.  Well somewhere
> along the way, I don't know what I did (Really have tried to figure it
> out), init 5 doesn't seem to try and start anything.  There used to be
> a small flurry of activity when going fropm init 3 to 5.  There is an
> entry in messages about the change but not much more.  When in 5 I can
> start X now, but that is all I get is X.  no KDE.  I tried KDE & KDE2
> but no go. 
> 
>  Could someone point me to a doc on how the init system and maybe the
> boot sequence is enumerated.  Something is amiss and I am running out
> of ideas...
> 
> stayler
> 


Hi Shawn,
Can you startx from runlevel 3?
If so, try executing a KDE2.2 program, like kmail, see what kind of error you 
get. When I had a similar problem, I was getting a 'couldn't load shared 
library' error related to QT. Also check your X error log (I forget the actual 
log name, but it's in /var/logs) for clues.
Apparently the problem was that I compiled qt2.3.1 with qt2.2.4 libs still 
around, hosing things up. Recompiling qt2.3.1 with qt2.2.4 moved out of the way 
worked (mv /usr/lib/qt2 /usr/lib/qt2.2.4) for me.

HTH,
Tim




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