with my amicus 3600 on live cd bt3b de folowing error apears in kde:
The process for the file protocol died unexpectedly
is there a cheat code for ?
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with my amicus 3600 on live cd bt3b de folowing error apears in kde:
The process for the file protocol died unexpectedly
is there a cheat code for ?
From kde forum:Quote:
Originally Posted by bertje
http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=132587Quote:
1. More memory decreases the chance the message occurs.
2. The problem seems to be related to the availability of a network, but only just after boot up. After that, network seems irrelevant
3. The problem seems to be connected to whether a cd is in the tray when kdm starts or not.
4. Loading a desktop picture or not, seems to have connection to the problem as well.
So, it seems safe to deduct that the default order of starting things in kdm start is not quite right. Obviously, more RAM causes some processes to start - and finish - faster. A disk being present in a tray will spawn an extra process (maybe even requiring network, like cddb lookups), which will delay some other process, which causes the error. Loading desktop pictures causes the same delay (but wouldn't need network, unless the picture is on a remote drive).
thanx for your answer i have low memory only 128mb
wich codes i need to turn of useless proceses ?
Hi you could find here a good place from to startQuote:
Originally Posted by bertje
http://www.linuxjournal.com/article/2770
If you have low memory I suggest to you to create a supplementary swap partition and use FluxBox windowmanager instead of KDE because Fluxbox environment uses less memory than a blank KDE environment.
I'm getting the same thing on an installed BT3 beta - but I have 1.5 gigs of ddr2 in my laptop.
Any thoughts?
EDIT: crap I rebooted and now the odd thing is it's behaving incorrectly - in addition that I cannot get past the login screen vs before when I was. It also has (none) in front of login.
Do what drpepperONE said...use flux instead of kde. So dont type startx type flux.
Is KDE bugged or what? Why isn't Gnome on these things? I was hoping something like Dropline would have been teamed up on BT by now... now that would have been sweet.Quote:
Originally Posted by The_Denv
I'll use flux for the time being - thanks for the heads up.