what is this kapm-idled thing and why can I not kill
it?  Why can I not disable it?  Why is it absolutely
there against my will?  It takes up between 50 and
100% of my cpu on all monitoring progs making them
USELESS and eventually causes my system to lock and
crash.  I uninstalled ALL kde packages since I don't
particularly like kde and still there is kapm-idled
mocking me.

How can I make this go away?  Oh yea, the system
kernel panicks off of ANY newly built kernel and in
most cases is actually unable to complete rebuilding a
kernel.  So don't tell me all I need to do is uncheck
a box in make xconfig and recompile.  I've read the
kernel devel mailing lists and the mandrake expert
lists in regards to this.  "Just rebuild your kernel"
is not an option on a system that is incapable of
rebuilding a kernel if you use any of the default
install options.

I'm really pissed off about 8.0 right now.  It's a lot
faster then 7.2 when it works but hardly anything that
I do with linux works in 8.0.  I did an expert install
and installed everything (20 gig HD the whole disk got
installed) and I still had to hunt down extra packages
just so I could rebuild RPMs.  WTF is that?  Then the
kapm-idled thing starts up and my system starts
locking up.  ug.  Why did all the install options go
away?  Does it have to be only "Expert" or "I'm an
idiot" options?  "I'm an idiot" won't even let me name
a partition anything but what is in the drop down box.
 WTF is that?  Why is the "Expert" install basically
the normal install from 7.2?

Anyway, if anyone can help with my questions I
appreciate it and if anyone actually read this whole
email I congratulate you on your perseverence.  Sorry
to bitch so much but I traded a functioning mandrake
7.2 for a worthless 8.0 today and I'm pissed off about
it.  I've been working on this for almost 12 hours
now.


Abe

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