I also tried editing /etc/init.d/gdm.conf as stated at top of this
thread with no effect. Also "sudo service gdm start" does not work. A
strange thing is that shutting down the laptop causes the NVidia logo to
appear immediately after pressing the power button to shut down the
machine. It appears t
I have had the same problem since 10.04. On MSI EX600 running GeForce
8400M G driver version 260.19.21. The kernel is 2.6.35-24. Before
upgrading to 10.04 gdm worked perfectly but since then I get to the
shell 50% of the time. So Ubuntu 10.10 has not fixed this problem as of
today. Running on batte
Same problem using 10.10 and smbclient 2:3.5.4~dfsg-1ubuntu8. So it is
not fixed in Samba 3.5.4.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: udev
I was a bit scared to upgrade the kernel so I left the tickbox away for
all linux-* packages. The result was two broken packages udev and acpid
1.0.6-9ubuntu4.9.04.3.
My release was a plain 9.04 Ubuntu desktop.
Obviously I need to update the kernel
/proc/usb is also needed for all users that use Aladdin HASP technology.
What affects me is nautical chart subscriptions that require the HASP to
work. These HASP keys will still be around for the next 10 years. So I
feel that there should be a work-around for this.
The work-arounds presented in t
HASP keys are used for many things like securing nautical charts. Some
subscriptions can go on for more than 10 years. To remove features with
the logic "Modern systems don't use..." is not ok. One reason why Linux
is interesting in the first place is stability. Moving stuff around all
the time jus
