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The root filesystem was clean at the last shutdown. On the next boot my window manager was gone - just a blue screen (not BSOD thank God) after the normal login at level 5. Rebooting several times did not help. I used the center click on the mouse to bring up an xterm window. I tried to reset the enlightenment manager to no avail. I can get all the xterms I want but no menu bar or gnome. Netscape command line style works. the linuxconf X window version works if invoked from the command line. Is there a way to get the window manager back or do I reinstall?
This is on Intel not alpha as stated above. I attempted to change it but couldn't. Another bug? Anyway just so you people know ------- Additional Comments From 10/20/99 23:18 ------- I did an "gdb -c core" on the core of the /root directory and I got a message of permissions denied on /tmp/orbit-root. I looked and there were a lot of what I believe were "dead socket or fifo files." With some intuition, I deleted the directory and files and rebooted. By some miracle, that fixed the problem. I would like to know what these files are and the cookie file in /tmp/orbit-root.
crash problems fixed by 6.1 / october gnome.