I cant offer much help, but I do have the icon problem which you described. The only difference is that mine was a clean install. The icons were included in the default theme for FC1, but when I plugged in my favorite them, I started getting the 'red X' icons for logout and lockscreen. I just attributed it to a theme issue, which I have looked into fully yet. Sorry I couldn't be of more help. C. Kulish On Sun, 2004-01-04 at 11:12, Christian Reiss wrote: > Greetings, > > I am a long time RedHat user (long live Haloween :P), and now I am > upgrading to Fedora Linux CR1. First impression: It looks great! > And yes, I did an upgrade from RH9->FLCR1. > > The first problem came when I wanted to compile stuff, example: > -xchat cvs: > precompiler fails sanity check. > Same for gaim cvs. As i had all old compile tools installed (still > from RH9), i figured it would upgrade the stuff to newer versions. > It didnt. Only a forced install (again) from the rpms did solve > this. > > -nvidia display driver > complains about the fact that the kernel is compiled with gcc 3.2.3, > but its using 3.3.2 - so i set the GCC enviroment variable thingy. > Worked, too. (But why not compile the kernel with 3.3? I heard from > people who did this successfully - any way to force kernel compilation > to use 3.3.2?) > > -vmware-config.pl script > same as nvidia thingy, complains about different gcc stuff. > > -Ever since i upgraded to fedora, my "RedHat"-Gnome-Menu no longer has > icons for lock screen & logout, i just see a [x]. Scary. Any clues? > > > Long story short: This is what bugs me: > > -> Did i screw up my system with the upgrade (and more important, > the gcc install stuff? How can i verify that i dont have multiple > versions of -any- dev-tool on my box?) > > -> Kernel & gcc & modules complaining about gcc missmatch. Workaround? > > -> Icons in Gnome > > -> What else is there to pay attention of regarding RH9->FLCR1 upgrade? > > Thanks in advance, > But great work so far :P > > -Christian Reiss.
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