evolution/bonobo error!

[David Hacker]

Your clock should keep time without a battery pack in it, unless your 
internal clock battery is dead.  I would try replacing the internal 
clock battery, or make sure that ntpd is set to run at startup if you 
have an always on internet connection.  That is what I done with my 
iBook when the battery went dead and I was on a DSL connection.

David C. Hacker, DVM
On Jun 26, 2004, at 11:46 AM, Jim Pelton wrote:

> A quick update to the situation,
>
> It seems my system clock is no longer set correctly, unless it's 
> really Feb 3,
> 1938. This was a fresh install, and I had not shut the computer down 
> for
> several days, then last night the power went out and my Wallstreet 250
> (lacking a battery pack) went down with it. I wonder if, when the 
> computer is
> shut down, the internal system clock continues to draw power from the 
> battery
> pack, which I don't have. Either case, when the clock gets screwed up, 
> that
> is seemingly when Evolution, Gaim and ./configure fail to work. Any 
> thoughts?
> --Jimbo
>
> On Wednesday 31 December 1969 17:00, Jim Pelton wrote:
>> YDL Users! I just tryed to start evolution from my terminal and the
>> terminal spits out this useful information:
>>
>> Cannot access Bonobo/ConfigDatabase on wombat:
>> (IDL:omg.org/CORBA/COMM_FAILURE:1.0)
>>
>> Also an error window is generated by evolution:
>> Cannot initialize the Ximian Evolution shell: Configuration Database 
>> not
>> found.
>>
>> This has happened once before, when i switched to WindowMaker after 
>> using
>> Gnome. In both instances Evolution has worked for about a day, then 
>> gives
>> me this Bonobo related error...any thoughts? I appreciate it much! 
>> --Jimbo
>>
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