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I have notice that my emacs starts slowly (about 5 sec) when /etc/rc.d/network is stopped. By contrast, when I have working network connection emacs starts instantly Why does it happen? Is this effect of some kind of emacs's features or just a bug?
I use emacs-cvs from community repository.
Thanks.
Last edited by Myav (2008-03-09 15:07:31)
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It does not happen to me. I am using a nother PKGBUILD though -- the one formerly known as emacs-unicode-2 in AUR.
But I think you should have a look to your .emacs file. Do you do some network relevant issues there?
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@Myav - I had a similar problem, only with Thunar. My solution was to stop doing
/etc/rc.d/network stop
I don't know why I was doing that anyway, since I'm using netcfg2. I should have been doing
/etc/rc.d/net-profiles stop
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Do you do some network relevant issues there?
I tested with empty .emacs - it didn't help
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Doesn't "network" also manage the loopback?
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Doesn't "network" also manage the loopback?
I have in my rc.conf this string:
INTERFACES=(lo eth0)
Does it indicate that "network" manage the loopback?
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The problem was solved, after I put into /etc/hosts my hostname ("myhost"):
#<ip-address> <hostname.domain.org> <hostname>
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost myhost
Thanks to the maintainer of emacs-cvs - sergej!
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You should also remove lo from your INTERFACES line since it is now brought up automatically by Arch. (Look at your /etc/rc.conf.pacnew file.)
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