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Kde Starting Problem Could not read network connection list

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I just installed slackware 10 yesterday. and i made some changes to font config today. after i reboot, i fond i couldnt start kde& gnomehere is the error message:Could not read network connection list root/.DCOPserve_hide_0please cheak whether decopserve is runningnetwork connection?? My slackware has never atteched any network.It is a stand alone workstation.anyway, my xfce still can work . i want to know why and how to solve thisthx

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You probably made some changes which influated on the file listed.Have a look at that file. Open a terminal connection and look the permissions of that file.Type the following command line :

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ls -l /root/.DCOPserve_hide_0
If you see "file not found", then there is a real configuration problem.If the file exists, try typingchmod ugo+rwx /root/.DCOPserve_hide_0and try connecting again to kde.Hope this helpedYordan ;)

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hoho...i fix it, just addLoad "speedo"Load "xtt"to my xorg.conf . but i still dont know how it works

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Just an idea, any config you're going to alter, always make a backup of it, incase problems like this arise, so you can revert back to the original and try again.Did you try the config without xtt?Load "freetype"Load "type1"Load "speedo"#Load "xtt" X True Type Font ModuleWhich I have commented out due to it's incompatibilities.Just sounds like you weren't loading the right font modules. Try without "xtt" and if you don't have any problems, consider it sorted.Cheers,MC

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Most of the stuff on most sites didn't work for me, but what DID work:$ sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop$ sudo bash (In Debian Etch (at least) makes you root, but keeps ~ pointing to /home/username)# startx /usr/bin/startkde (starts kde as root, so it can write to whatever files necessary to make this work)Quit KDEDoing this changed ownership of several files/dirs in ~, so change them all back# chmod -R username.groupname .ICEauthority .kde .mcop .rnd .Xauthority# CTRL-D$ /etc/init.d/gdm start

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