Some settings that I set and then tell it to save as default, are still changing back to the original default, when I reboot.
For instance, the display size. It always goes back to 1600x1200... Every time I turn the computer back on.
I have set it to 1024x768, and then applied, and then saved it as the default, several times. It still goes back to the 1600x1200 every time the system is restarted.
So I got to looking around. (Here is where everyone says "uh-oh".)
I went into -system settings -startup/shutdown -service manager
In the lower window, I set "display management change monitor" to not start at startup.
Now, when I boot up, I get the initial startup graphics. But shortly after the first icon appears, and the second icon is beginning to appear, it goes to a black screen.
From that point on, I have a black screen... with a cursor. LOL
The is probably a file that I can edit somewhere, to fix this. Could someone tell me where ?
BTW: I am typing from a live dvd session.
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Re: I borked it
Take a look at ~/.kde4/share/config/kdedrc
Look for the lines that look like this:
Change the autoload to true and you should be back in business.
I've no idea how to fix your resolution flopping on reboot, sorry.
Look for the lines that look like this:
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[Module-randrmonitor]
autoload=false
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[Module-randrmonitor]
autoload=true
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Re: I borked it
Thank you very much.smsmith wrote:Take a look at ~/.kde4/share/config/kdedrc
Look for the lines that look like this:Change the autoload to true and you should be back in business.Code: Select all
[Module-randrmonitor] autoload=false
I've no idea how to fix your resolution flopping on reboot, sorry.Code: Select all
[Module-randrmonitor] autoload=true
Found it and edited it.
I'll reboot right after I post this, to give it a test.
"The true measure of a man is how he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good." ~Samuel Johnson (1709-1784)
Re: I borked it
And the verdict is?Ebere wrote:I'll reboot right after I post this, to give it a test.
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Re: I borked it
The verdict is that the computer doesn't run when there is no electricity. LOLsmsmith wrote:And the verdict is?Ebere wrote:I'll reboot right after I post this, to give it a test.
Power went out just as I was rebooting, to check it out again.
Been out until this morning.
I tried that fix. It didn't work.
"The true measure of a man is how he treats someone who can do him absolutely no good." ~Samuel Johnson (1709-1784)