Public bug reported:
I hope that there is enough tester interest in testing Ubuntu as a "Live
session user."
I boot Intrepid as a 'Live session user' with whatever graphics driver it
selects for my desktop computer. Since I cannot get either Intrepid or Hardy
v8.04.1 to mount my internal hard drive on this particular desktop computer, I
boot either with a 512MB SD card attached via a USB Secure Digital card reader
(Model No CR-V7-UD) that reads only SD cards or I attach the SD card after the
Desktop appears. Intrepid's default monitor screen size for my Dell Trinitron
is the barely readable 1600x1200, 65Hz. The Desktop displays the typical SD
card icon that shows the top of an SD card with 'SD.' If I then change the
monitor screen resolution to 800x600, 75Hz, the SD card icon on the Desktop
changes to an icon that shows the bottom of an SD card with metal contacts.
The SD card is still mounted after the icon flips over and I can edit text
files that are on it. When I attach the SD card after booting to the Desktop,
the following Apport Error Title pops up right after I change the screen
resolution to 800x600, 75Hz: gnome-settings-daemon crashed with signal 5 in
xkl_process_error().
Intrepid displays a Restricted drivers available icon next to 'Live
session user.' These two drivers are available: NVIDIA accelerated
graphics driver (version 71) and (version 96). So far, I have been
unable to install either one of these drivers as a Live session user.
Video System Monitor: Dell 1726T-HS/D1025HT
AGP Video card: NVIDIA GeForce2 MX/MX 400
(Note: The text of this bug is identical to 'Bug #260237 except for the two
sentences that are added to the bottom of the first paragraph.)
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Ubuntu Intrepid Alpha4 - gnome-settings-daemon crashed with signal 5 in
xkl_process_error().
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/260239
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