Slackware 14.2: Emacs doesn't start when Internet is off
Emacs: 24.5.1 (i586-slackware-linux-gnu, GTK+ Version 2.24.28).
When I try to launch Emacs without Internet connection --- it doesn't run. Neither in GUI or console mode. I renamed my .emacs file to 1.emacs, and it still doesn't work. So it has nothing to do with my settings. After I plug in the Internet cable, it starts to work. What's up? How can I fix it? |
Does it start with
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emacs -nw -Q Also, what is in /etc/hosts ? |
hahaha, this bug report gave me a good laugh, thank you for this. sorry i can't help in any way.
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no, doesn't start without the Internet connection. Quote:
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# For loopbacking. |
Hi,
Try adding IPv6 for localhost to /etc/hosts: Code:
::1 localhost Best regards, Andrzej Telszewski |
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Do you have anything in your .emacs file (or newer equivalent)? If you wait ~12 minutes (that's default TCP timeout, BTW), does it come up? |
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127.0.0.1 host.does.not.exist |
I saw you renamed ~/.emacs with no luck. Also try renaming Directory ~/.emacs.d
Another thing to check, did you copy any files to /usr/share/emacs/site-lisp ? John |
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Try Vim instead. :D |
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Personally, I've never used Emacs. Never had the need. It has been installed on my computer for a very long time though. |
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