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4.11 finally hit the [extra] and the update went with out a hitch but now when I log in to my KDE desktop the splash loads and fades to black now for some reason and I'm left with a black screen and cursor. This lasts for a few seconds and then the desktop appears. Anyone else getting that?
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I've this issue too. In that post they say to use this revert:
https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/112073/
Did you try it? Does it solve the issue?
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I've this issue too. In that post they say to use this revert:
https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/112073/
Did you try it? Does it solve the issue?
I'm not quite sure I understand the fix mentioned in the above link?
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I have a worse problem: after updating to KDE 4.11, my Plasma crashes every time at boot. I tried to downgrade to kdebase-plasma 4.10.5, but the issue persisted. I need to execute plasma-desktop in Konsole manually after it crashes to start Plasma again, and then it works normally, but I need to do that every time at boot.
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I have a worse problem: after updating to KDE 4.11, my Plasma crashes every time at boot. I tried to downgrade to kdebase-plasma 4.10.5, but the issue persisted. I need to execute plasma-desktop in Konsole manually after it crashes to start Plasma again, and then it works normally, but I need to do that every time at boot.
Try renaming ~/.kde4 to ~/.kde4.bkup and see if that solves the issue. If so, you can either recustomise things or gradually add things back until you find the problem.
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4.11 finally hit the [extra] and the update went with out a hitch but now when I log in to my KDE desktop the splash loads and fades to black now for some reason and I'm left with a black screen and cursor. This lasts for a few seconds and then the desktop appears. Anyone else getting that?
I didn't realise this was a bug. I've never seen this on Arch but it is normal for me on Fedora. Somebody else mentioned KDE wallet which I use on Fedora and not Arch. I wonder if that's related?
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Try renaming ~/.kde4 to ~/.kde4.bkup and see if that solves the issue. If so, you can either recustomise things or gradually add things back until you find the problem.
I did that but the problem only got worse, KDE didn't start at all and sent me back to KDM.
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I have a worse problem: after updating to KDE 4.11, my Plasma crashes every time at boot.
same problem, I create a post here :
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=1314391
Last edited by Potomac (2013-08-20 04:31:22)
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is it the i686 version of archlinux you have ?
can you tell me which config folders you have deleted ?
".kde" and ".kde4" ?
I deleted ".kde4" but it doesn't help
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I have a worse problem: after updating to KDE 4.11, my Plasma crashes every time at boot. I tried to downgrade to kdebase-plasma 4.10.5, but the issue persisted. I need to execute plasma-desktop in Konsole manually after it crashes to start Plasma again, and then it works normally, but I need to do that every time at boot.
I had the same problem, so I found a workaround (gentoo forums).
Edit /usr/share/autostart/plasma-desktop.desktop and change:
Exec=plasma-desktop
for
Exec=sleep .1 && plasma-desktop
plasma-desktop will wait 0.1 seconds and then it'll start.
Regards.
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Manuel de la Fuente wrote:I have a worse problem: after updating to KDE 4.11, my Plasma crashes every time at boot. I tried to downgrade to kdebase-plasma 4.10.5, but the issue persisted. I need to execute plasma-desktop in Konsole manually after it crashes to start Plasma again, and then it works normally, but I need to do that every time at boot.
I had the same problem, so I found a workaround (gentoo forums).
Edit /usr/share/autostart/plasma-desktop.desktop and change:
Exec=plasma-desktop
for
Exec=sleep .1 && plasma-desktopplasma-desktop will wait 0.1 seconds and then it'll start.
Regards.
it doesn't work for me,
the segfault is gone but I get a wallpaper ( the default wallpaper in KDE splash screen ) and nothing else,
I think you have forgotten some steps in your workaround,
do I have to delete ".kde4" folder ?
Last edited by Potomac (2013-08-20 02:13:48)
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McKlain wrote:Manuel de la Fuente wrote:I have a worse problem: after updating to KDE 4.11, my Plasma crashes every time at boot. I tried to downgrade to kdebase-plasma 4.10.5, but the issue persisted. I need to execute plasma-desktop in Konsole manually after it crashes to start Plasma again, and then it works normally, but I need to do that every time at boot.
I had the same problem, so I found a workaround (gentoo forums).
Edit /usr/share/autostart/plasma-desktop.desktop and change:
Exec=plasma-desktop
for
Exec=sleep .1 && plasma-desktopplasma-desktop will wait 0.1 seconds and then it'll start.
Regards.
it doesn't work for me,
the segfault is gone but I get a wallpaper ( the default wallpaper in KDE splash screen ) and nothing else,
I think you have forgotten some steps in your workaround,
do I have to delete ".kde4" folder ?
I tried that too and didn't work for me. But you lose nothing by trying.
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I tried and it didn't work
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in fact, McKlain your workaround is almost good, except this line :
Exec=plasma-desktop
for
Exec=sleep .1 && plasma-desktop
it works only if I type this :
Exec=sleep 10 && plasma-desktop
in /usr/share/autostart/plasma-desktop.desktop
now the problem is gone, this workaround sould work for other people who have this bug
Last edited by Potomac (2013-08-20 03:07:40)
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Please don't post bug links which automatically get people to vote!
Note: This is very easy to do and I have done it inadvertently in the past. But please edit the link.
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@potomac I deleted all kde, akonadi, gtk theme files from $HOME,.cache and .config. I logged into tty so that kde wouldn't recreate the folders instantly. It looks like your system is hit by some bug and this might not be of much use.
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@potomac I deleted all kde, akonadi, gtk theme files from $HOME,.cache and .config. I logged into tty so that kde wouldn't recreate the folders instantly. It looks like your system is hit by some bug and this might not be of much use.
do you have a i686 version of archlinux ?
because this bug seems to occur only on i686 version of archlinux,
the workaround was found on a gentoo forum :
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-967222.html
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-t-967554.html
Last edited by Potomac (2013-08-20 04:28:15)
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in fact, McKlain your workaround is almost good, except this line :
Exec=plasma-desktop
for
Exec=sleep .1 && plasma-desktopit works only if I type this :
Exec=sleep 10 && plasma-desktop
in /usr/share/autostart/plasma-desktop.desktop
now the problem is gone, this workaround sould work for other people who have this bug
This worked perfectly for me too, thank you so much.
BTW, I also use Arch i686.
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Thanks! That 10-second pause fixed the crash on an i686 (32-bit) here.
This box also akonadi-fake in place of extra/akonadi. (Install akonadi-fake from AUR, then pacman -R akonadi to finish the change.) Even so, KDE crashed until the delay was installed.
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Fregtux wrote:I've this issue too. In that post they say to use this revert:
https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/112073/
Did you try it? Does it solve the issue?
I'm not quite sure I understand the fix mentioned in the above link?
You have to do this:
https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/11207 … dex_header
that is change in plasma-desktop.desktop from:
X-DBUS-StartupType=unique
to
X-DBUS-StartupType=multi
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fettouhi wrote:Fregtux wrote:I've this issue too. In that post they say to use this revert:
https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/112073/
Did you try it? Does it solve the issue?
I'm not quite sure I understand the fix mentioned in the above link?
You have to do this:
https://git.reviewboard.kde.org/r/11207 … dex_header
that is change in plasma-desktop.desktop from:
X-DBUS-StartupType=unique
to
X-DBUS-StartupType=multi
this fix doesn't work with my PC,
the only fix who works on 32 bits installation is to replace this line in /usr/share/autostart/plasma-desktop.desktop :
Exec=plasma-desktop
by
Exec=sleep 10 && plasma-desktop
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Thanks Potomac, your workaround worked for me too. i686
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