Michael C. De Masi wrote:
>
> Hey Gang,
>
> Really more of an annoyance than anything else, but for some reason, the
> 'Show Details' view in Konqueror no longer shows any of the file details
> (Size, File Type, Date Modified, etc).  Odd thing is, the headings are
> there, just no data. This started after I accidentally filled up my home
> directory (since fixed) so I imagine it has something to do with that.
> Any idea how to fix it?

If it helps, I keep getting the following error in my
.xsession-errors file:

ASSERT: "info.isValid()" in konq_infolistviewitem.cc (123)

It seems to pop up once for every file in every dir for
which I request a detailed listing.

MikeD

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On Tue, 07 Sep 2004 12:02:35 -0400, Michael C. De Masi wrote:

> If it helps, I keep getting the following error in my .xsession-errors
> file:
> ASSERT: "info.isValid()" in konq_infolistviewitem.cc (123)

I'll take a stab at this, since nobody has responded.  I don't use
KDE unless I have a gun pointed at my head.

Linux systems don't recover well from out-of-disk situations,
especially ones like X11, KDE and GNOME which drop lotsa of small
disk files all over creation.  The easiest solution is to start over.
No, no, not by reinstalling!  We'll just make KDE reinitialize
itself.  Be aware that this will lose any customizations you have
made.

Log out of KDE and then switch to a text console using the
CTRL-ALT-F1 chord.  Log in as yourself.

There should be a hidden directory in your ${HOME} directory,
something like ".kde".  Rename it to something else:

$ mv ~/.kde ~/saved.kde

the use the "ALT-F8" chord to switch back to graphical login mode.
When you log in again, it will be a new day to KDE.

You may be able to recover some stuff from the "~/saved.kde"
directory, but you're on your own there.

HTH.

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