Looks like
kded might be causing this. There is a
setting in KControl KDE
Performance to disable system configuration
startup
checks. Possibly that
can be enabled to stop kconf_update.
I would suggest filing a bug report on this. Mark the
priority to minor,
as this seems to only affect a small number of systems that
have a
third-party binary blob installed.
We will need a stack trace from gdb attached to the bug
report. Best way
to do that is:
1.) Wait for the process to hang
2.) Switch to another console and find the PID of the hung
process
3.) Start gdb with 'gdb'
4.) Issue these commands to gdb:
a.) attach <PID you found above>
b.) bt
gdb should now spit out a backtrace that can be attached to
the bug
report. You will of course need the debugging symbols
installed for the
backtrace to be of any use. ;-)
I'm using the same packages I made available to everybody else: no debugging support.
So I'll have to rebuild every package to get this. Well I guess at least kdelibs and
kdebase.
The DelayCheck feature had no effect.
The only thing that works is configure X with vesa, start TDE, exit, and then restore
Nvidia.
Darrell