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    xserver crash on login...

    I can no longer login to my account. When I try, my desktop comes up and then goes black and I get kicked back to the login screen. I tried safe? mode. I get a shell and I can run programs from there but if I do sudo startx all I get is an X for mouse and nothing for a desktop. I then reboot. I can, however, login to my wife's account with no problem. I don't have any clue as to what has happened. I did have to use super grub to boot my box because I tried installing gutsy on external HD. I have since reformatted that drive and used super grub disk to repair the mbr. It is after this repair that things got funky.
    I tried Enlightenment once, it was pretty cool.

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    Re: xserver crash on login...

    If you are able to boot into Recovery Mode (Single User), then at the prompt, type:
    Code:
    df -hT
    Note the amount of free space and/or space used on the root volume. Likely you are at 100% used with no space available. If this does turn out to be true, you need to delete unneeded files from the affected partition.
    Slava Ukraini! 🇺🇦
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    Using Kubuntu Linux since March 23, 2007.
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      Re: xserver crash on login...

      volumes have plenty of space. I was able to login after renaming .kde to .kdeold, so there must be some offending line or file in .kde folder. Does anyone have a clue as to where to start looking?
      Charlie

      edit:
      changed back to previous .kde folder and now i can login to console and startx with no problem. Still can not login from graphical login.
      I tried Enlightenment once, it was pretty cool.

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