I guess I will try a frugal install and see if that fixes my kde problems. Perhaps reverting to 2.10 wouldn't hurt either.

So is /mnt/home the correct place for sfs files? For the sake of clarity, is this where I should have placed the kde sfs files?

So sfs files are not supported by a normal install?

And here I was thinking it would be wise to make a full install.

Should I try again with a frugal install?

Not for nothing, but I do not have a pup_save.sfs at that location. In fact, I had to create "/mnt/home" in order to place the kde file. And after searching with gtkfind, I don't even have a pup_sfs.

Is that bad?

For some reason KDE wants to be funny and not properly install. I dunno if it is just that I suck at installing sfs files or whether it is broken under 2.12.

Yeah, I meant rc.local0. Any ideas for modprobing the wifi at boot?

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