works here too! Thanks Martin!
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I did as Martin suggested and all is well now!!! The hald man page still
reports that --retain-privileges is valid, so that needs fixing, but now
the hal works as it should, at least on my laptop.
Thanks Martin.
-Chuck
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I don't understand this. It may very well be that earlier hal versions
used this, but the recent dapper one doesn't. Can you guys please do
this:
sudo dpkg -P --force-depends hal
sudo apt-get install hal
to get a clean reinstall of hal, and then check again?
Right now it is very likely that you
After upgrading from 'breezy' to 'dapper beta 2', the upgrade script
added "DAEMON_OPTS=--retain-privileges" to my /etc/default/hal file.
Upon rebooting, the hald fails to start. It says --retain-privileges is
not a vaild argument. The hald man page say it is valid. If I comment
out that line, the
sorry, that should be edit the hald init script TO remove that command
(launchpad needs a comment edit option)
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I upgraded from Kubuntu dapper beta 1 (text mode install cd). I have
removed klaptop in favour of Kpowersave, which doesn't work because HAL
is broken (at least I think that's the reason no menus will show 'sept
help and close). The only system files I've modified we're xorg.conf,
/etc/modules, gco
Where does the --retain-privileges option come from? This does not
exist any more and has never been in an ubuntu hal package. Did you
upgrade or sidegrade this installation from Debian or another OS, or
modify the init script manually at some point?
** Changed in: hal (Ubuntu)
Status: Unc
Here's a dump of everything I did. I followed what one of those people
said in bug 43962.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/hal$ sudo dpkg -i ./hal_*.deb
(Reading database ... 118997 files and directories currently installed.)
Preparing to replace hal 0.5.7-1ubuntu15 (using ./hal_0.5.7-1ubuntu15_i386.deb)
...
Wait, maybe this bug report is still valid. I still can't initialise
HAL. I read something about the boot (thru ctrl alt F1'ing) that said
something about --retain-privelledges is not a valid *something* (I
think it was parameter but I'm not sure.)
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Shoot, I can't read. This bug probably dupes #43962. Also, I read #43962
and it seems dbus has been upgraded, so I'll just install the upgrades
and post back here tomorrow about my mouse problem (will file a new bug
repor though).
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