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I recently installed Arch Linux (2009.08) and xfce4. Everything is working fine except xfce takes 75 seconds to boot. I'm timing this from startx. I boot directly into the desktop, bypassing the login. My install is pretty vanilla so I don't know what's eating up the time.
I found one post with a similar problem but that appeared to be related to boot issues.
Thanks,
Burt
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Clear the sessions directory (~/.cache/sessions) from the shell, then try again. And use xinit instead of startx.
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Cleared the sessions directory but it didn't change the behaviour. I'm using .xinitrc. Tried starting xfce using 'exec startxfce4' and 'exec xfce4-session'. Neither made a difference.
If you look at my bootchart you'll see that firefox is loading in there. I've had problems with firefox loading in the background before. Is there a way to stop this from loading at boot time?
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Solved.
Deleted the session, closed firefox, THEN, rebooted. Previously, I had FF open on the reboot so it kept loading in the background killing the xfce boot.
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