[SOLVED] MASSIVE problem with KDE
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[SOLVED] MASSIVE problem with KDE
hi everyone
ive got a huge problem with KDE in mandriva 2008. KDE has given up. when i try to log in, it says ' problem detected while trying to load KDE, tmp run out of space' then it says could not start kmserver, check your installation' then goes back to logon screen
what do i do???
any replies much appreciated!
ive got a huge problem with KDE in mandriva 2008. KDE has given up. when i try to log in, it says ' problem detected while trying to load KDE, tmp run out of space' then it says could not start kmserver, check your installation' then goes back to logon screen
what do i do???
any replies much appreciated!
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ok, its official, the drive is full
typed df nd got
filesystem size used avail use%
/dev/sda5 5.1G 4.9G 0 100%
so i spose id better delete some stuff and/or resize my partitions, except i dont know how to delete stuff when i cant even log on and i dont know how to expand the mandriva partition from windows when the 'expand' option is blanked out
typed df nd got
filesystem size used avail use%
/dev/sda5 5.1G 4.9G 0 100%
so i spose id better delete some stuff and/or resize my partitions, except i dont know how to delete stuff when i cant even log on and i dont know how to expand the mandriva partition from windows when the 'expand' option is blanked out
well if you managed to get into a condole the following commands may help:
ls
show directory contents
ls -la
show directory contents, with details and hidden files
cd folder
chage directory to folder
cd ..
change folder up one level
cd ../../
change folder up 2 levels
(and so on)
cp file folder
copy a file to folder
mv file folder
move a file to folder
mv file1 file2
rename file1 to file2
rm file
delete file
first i would recommend that you
cd /tmp
into the temp folder,
ls
the files there to see if any junk is filling the disk
and
rm
any junk files.
ls
show directory contents
ls -la
show directory contents, with details and hidden files
cd folder
chage directory to folder
cd ..
change folder up one level
cd ../../
change folder up 2 levels
(and so on)
cp file folder
copy a file to folder
mv file folder
move a file to folder
mv file1 file2
rename file1 to file2
rm file
delete file
first i would recommend that you
cd /tmp
into the temp folder,
ls
the files there to see if any junk is filling the disk
and
rm
any junk files.
more info if you google something like "linux beginner commands"
eg.
http://www.reallylinux.com/docs/basic.shtml
eg.
http://www.reallylinux.com/docs/basic.shtml
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