I just installed 8.04. I created a fresh root partition but kept my /home to keep configs and data. I heard that's supposed to work fine. I installed the KDE3.5 version.
I have several issues, some smaller, some bigger:
1) Adept manager won't start from the menu. I get the "application start feedback" on the taskbar, but no window opens, and nothing happens. If I run adept_manager from the console, it works. I checked the menu entry link, and it's correct. How could I fix that?
2) Several times, when opening the "storage media" folder, kded crashes. So when I try to open the media folder again, it says "kded is not running". I have to run it again from the console, then it works until next crash. But I have to keep that console window open.
It also sometimes crashes when I insert a removable USB HD (kded goes to 100% CPU and stays there until I kill it).
There are other issues that I want to experiment with before reporting them, but these are quite annoying. Might they be occurring because I kept my /home? Should I have made a totally clean install, loosing all my configurations? Or are they issues with 8.04 itself?
Thanks
Cristian
I have several issues, some smaller, some bigger:
1) Adept manager won't start from the menu. I get the "application start feedback" on the taskbar, but no window opens, and nothing happens. If I run adept_manager from the console, it works. I checked the menu entry link, and it's correct. How could I fix that?
2) Several times, when opening the "storage media" folder, kded crashes. So when I try to open the media folder again, it says "kded is not running". I have to run it again from the console, then it works until next crash. But I have to keep that console window open.
It also sometimes crashes when I insert a removable USB HD (kded goes to 100% CPU and stays there until I kill it).
There are other issues that I want to experiment with before reporting them, but these are quite annoying. Might they be occurring because I kept my /home? Should I have made a totally clean install, loosing all my configurations? Or are they issues with 8.04 itself?
Thanks
Cristian


I've had the notification for upgrades in my system tray but that doesn't work either. So just how are we going to be able to resolve this? Ok, I'm going to enable a root log in (for those who start saying no you mustn't I say phooee. su is just as dangerous because a cracker only needs to find out your personal password which you use more often than root anyway) and do the update.
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