strange errors on bootupForum: HD Install Topic: strange errors on bootup started by: pcdoctor Posted by pcdoctor on April 16 2008,23:36
I'm getting the following errors on startup:I am able to run the programs once I login though. Also, I have DSL installed on my hard drive. INIT: Entering runlevel:5 Cannot open /temp/mydsl.installed/abiword no such file or directory Cannot open /temp/mydsl.installed/gnumeric no such file or directory Cannot open /temp/mydsl.installed/gtk2-0705 no such file or directory Cannot open /temp/mydsl.installed/kjvbible no such file or directory Cannot open /temp/mydsl.installed/switch no such file or directory Cannot open /temp/mydsl.installed/synaptic no such file or directory Cannot open /temp/mydsl.installed/tuxpaint no such file or directory Cannot open /temp/mydsl.installed/xeyes no such file or directory Cannot open /temp/mydsl.installed/xfireworks no such file or directory Cannot open /temp/mydsl.installed/xfishtank no such file or directory Cannot open/temp/mydsl.installed/xscreensaverGTK no such file or directory box login: Any ideas? Posted by lucky13 on April 16 2008,23:46
That's normal. Linux boots through a series of initialization files kind of like collapsing dominoes.
You apparently mydsl-loaded these extensions. They're no longer in the same path. Or you did a hard drive install and you're experiencing one of the things that leads me to urge the developers to drop that because the whole thing with the extensions and the loading of them is designed for frugal/CD. You can ignore the warnings.
That's where your user name goes. Then you'll be prompted for password. Then X will start and everything will be okay. Posted by pcdoctor on April 16 2008,23:49
I loaded the programs by doing the following:mydsl, mydsl extension browser and selected that programs I wanted and clicked download. I'm able to login without any problems though. Should I have installed the programs using the terminal instead? Posted by lucky13 on April 17 2008,00:20
You'd get the errors whichever way because /etc is persistent in a hard drive install (so everything with MyDSL is saved between boots) but gets freshly rewritten every time a frugal or USB install or live CD boots. The extensions work for hard drive installs but they really are oriented for frugal, USB, live CD.If someone doesn't tell you which file to clear in the next day, I'll reboot my hard drive with a traditional install and find it. Like I said, you can ignore the warnings. Posted by pcdoctor on April 17 2008,00:35
thx.
Posted by roberts on April 17 2008,01:32
This has already been reported and fixed in 4.3See this < thread > for the fix. Posted by pcdoctor on April 17 2008,22:18
Thx so much for responding and the fix! Now I just assume I can figure out how to remove the dsl extensions.
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