segmentation fault problem
This is a discussion about segmentation fault problem in the Everything Linux category; Everytime i try to start KDE, it always fails and when i check the logs, i see this msg segmentation fault several times throughout the entire boot-log. How can i solve this so i can access KDE again?.
Everytime i try to start KDE, it always fails and when i check the logs, i see this msg
segmentation fault
several times throughout the entire boot-log.
How can i solve this so i can access KDE again?
segmentation fault
several times throughout the entire boot-log.
How can i solve this so i can access KDE again?
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Do you get any errors when booting to other DEs?
OP
Yeah. When i boot into GNOME, no error msgs or anything but my desktop is totally non-functional. The toolbars all work fine but the desktop is just a dark blue color. No wallpaper, no icons.
That sounds pretty weird! I would think there is a misconfiguration somewhere with either your video card or your monitor. Did you fiddle with any of those settings just prior to the problems occurring?
Strange indeed??? did you dig through /var/log/messages and /var/log/XFree86.0.log anything of note in there?
OP
Well... I didnt really check the logs but whenver i try to start nautilus, i get this error msg.
nautilus: error while loading shared libraries: unexpected PLT reloc type 0x77
nautilus: error while loading shared libraries: unexpected PLT reloc type 0x77
I'm sure this is an older bonobo bug where the pkg is installed wrong or corrupt. HOwever it doesn't explain your segfault error as far as I know.
what distro is this? if debian go to synaptic and see if you have any broken pkgs if rpm I think you can do a rpm -v pkgname or something... redhat gurus please help.
what distro is this? if debian go to synaptic and see if you have any broken pkgs if rpm I think you can do a rpm -v pkgname or something... redhat gurus please help.
