Suse Home Folder Problems
Feb 22, 2009 · 1 minute readCategory: open suse
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I could see them in the terminal, however I was only able to run the ls -al command as root. If I did it at my normal user level, it just hung.
After a load of reading around it seems that the culprit may well have been dodgy files in the /tmp folder.
So I removed all of the files in the /tmp folder using the command
rm -R /tmp/*
And then restarted and it now seems to be working fine.
However, I still haven’t figured out the NetworkManager problem and have to manually start NetworkManager on every boot.