[PC-BSD Testing] PC-BSD 8.1-RC1 Oddness and one out of place icon

[Arthur Koziol]

On 06/23/2010 8:00 AM, Kris Moore wrote:
> On 06/22/2010 15:53, Arthur Koziol wrote:
>> Kris,
>>
>> I'm pretty sure I observed this in 8.1 BETA1 but thought maybe it was 
>> just an anomaly. While doing the following: System Settings > System 
>> Manager > Run in Administrator Mode > Tasks tab > Fetch Ports Tree, I 
>> left it doing it's thing and had my back turned to the system while 
>> doing something on my work PC. When I turned around a few minutes 
>> later, the screen was at the username and password prompt. I logged 
>> back in expecting to see Fetch doing its parsing thingy but it just 
>> brought me to my desktop with nothing running. I also checked in 
>> Kicker > Recently Used tab to see if Systems Settings was there and 
>> it wasn't so the session seems to have no memory of what I had done 
>> earlier with the Fetch. My *guess* is this is a KDE bug but I have no 
>> way of determining it for sure. I tried to replicate it with a fresh 
>> install and set things as stated below but I was not able to recreate 
>> the occurrence.
>>
>> Now, the only things different I have set from a default fresh 
>> install is: I have my screen saver set to 5 minutes from the default 
>> 15, screen saver is Solar Winds (GL) (set to Undertow), Desktop 
>> Wallpaper is set to a static image, and boot delay is set to Off. VGA 
>> driver is Intel-3D-Enable if it matters.
>
>
> That does sound like a crash of some type, which booted you back to 
> the login. If you can duplicate it please let me know :)

If I can duplicate it, is there a log or something that would have any 
usable crash info that I could pass along?

>
>> The other thing is on a fresh install I'm seeing a Ports Jail icon in 
>> Kicker > Lost & Found. Probably doesn't need to be there but thought 
>> I'd mention it.
>
> Yea, saw that after rolling the RC1 ISO, it'll be fixed for final.
>
>> more as it comes,
>> Arthur
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Arthur