Witam
Hi!


I have problem with my KDE 4.2:
- He don`t see any partitions at Information Center,
- He dont see my DVD Writer at /dev/sr0 and I cant write any CD/DVD with k3b, but cdrdao see DVD Writer:

/dev/cdrecorder: Slimtype DVD A DS8A2S Rev: 6A11
Using driver: Generic SCSI-3/MMC - Version 2.0 (options 0x0000)

Maximum reading speed: 1411 kB/s
Current reading speed: 1411 kB/s
Maximum writing speed: 4234 kB/s
Current writing speed: 4234 kB/s
BurnProof supported: yes
JustLink supported: no
JustSpeed supported: yes

- Kde dont see any of my processors
- I working at notebook and KDE cant manage my energy, I think he knows that is the notebook but he cant see my battery ( but the system is seeing my battery ) and I dont know how much battery I have and KDE cant manage with "Power Safe Profiles"
- Kde have problems with manage of network - Problems with reading XML file ( what xml?)

AND MAIN PROBLEM:
- X Clients have been reached....Only with 3 or 4 programs opened....

I think that KDE dont have permissions for /dev but in Root account i have those problems too.

Installed: Slackware 12.2 ( Current ) from Internet installation: ftp.slackware.pl
uname -a: Linux tufel 2.6.28.8-smp #2 SMP Thu Mar 19 14:07:59 CDT 2009 i686 Intel(R) Pentium(R) Dual CPU T3200 @ 2.00GHz GenuineIntel GNU/Linux
Hardware:

producent Acer
procesor Intel Pentium Dual-Core T3200 (2.0 GHz, 1MB cache)
RAM 3 072 MB
RAM DDR2 (667 MHz)
DVD+/-RW DL
Graphic Card: Intel x4500

Please help me.

Please ensure that you are a member of the needed group to access cdrom devices. On SUSE, there is the 'cdrom' group.
KDE will not be able to manage power settings or detect batteries unless HAL is running, so please ensure that it is active.

My user is in groups:
- adm
- disk
- wheel
- audio
- video
- cdrom
- plugdev
- scanner
- users
- power
I thought that might be problem with groups but I have that problems in Root account too.

HAL DEAMON:
at the starting system i see that rc.d is running haldeamon but i cant see that deamon on my htop, but at the starting system i have that errors:

Starting system message bus: /usr/bin/dbus-uuidgen --ensure ; /usr/bin/dbus-daemon --system
Failed to start message bus: Element not allowed inside in configuration file
Starting system message bus: /usr/bin/dbus-uuidgen --ensure ; /usr/bin/dbus-daemon --system
Failed to start message bus: Element not allowed inside in configuration file

but the dbus-deamon is opened at my htop (lol?)

I readed /var/log/messages and:
Mar 28 09:00:05 tufel logger: ACPI group ac_adapter / action ADP1 is not defined
Mar 28 09:00:05 tufel logger: ACPI group battery / action BAT0 is not defined
Mar 28 09:00:07 tufel logger: ACPI group ac_adapter / action ADP1 is not defined
Mar 28 09:00:07 tufel logger: ACPI group battery / action BAT0 is not defined
Mar 28 09:00:11 tufel logger: ACPI group ac_adapter / action ADP1 is not defined
Mar 28 09:00:11 tufel logger: ACPI group battery / action BAT0 is not defined
Mar 28 09:00:12 tufel logger: ACPI group ac_adapter / action ADP1 is not defined
Mar 28 09:00:12 tufel logger: ACPI group battery / action BAT0 is not defined
Mar 28 09:00:19 tufel logger: ACPI group video / action DD02 is not defined
?

thanks for your help

Your system D-Bus configuration has been damaged, preventing HAL and NetworkManager from functioning. Therefore KDE will not be able to manage your network or detect your hardware until this problem is corrected. Please contact your distribution for assistance with this issue.

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- X Clients have been reached....Only with 3 or 4 programs opened....

Hi!

I repaired D-Bus and the deamon is starting correctly but I cant see anywhere HAL daemon ( is it listed in ps x or htop? ) but
bash-3.1$ /usr/sbin/hald --daemon=yes --use-syslog giving me no errors. This is a case for X-Files .... I will write to Slackware Support


X clients problem:
I can only open some programs for example: Aptana, Firefox, Thundebird, Kadu and if I try to open something else it gives me:
Xlib: connection to :0.0 refused by server
Xlib: maximum number of clients reached

I change configuration to --clients 1024 from 128 and this dont help me ;/ ( i dont remember what file i reconfigured :P hehe :P )

All X configuration *should* be stored in /etc/X11/xorg.conf

Hi!

I solved this problem myself
Dbus problem: busconfig has been corrupted, syslog tag was not good inplement ( i had only end tag: ), i removed this tag and d-bus started normally.
Hal problem: Hal wasn`t start because the daemon hal couldnt find dbus server socket ( I saw that on my /var/log/syslog) and i made symlink to dbus server socket and every problems with my notebook disappered
"X11 clients reached" - repaired it self when I repaired Hal

I believe that everyone understood me
bcooksley - thx for your help