What's the output of
# ps aux | grep dbus-daemon | grep system
That command tries to see if dbus is working. Not waste time because
reinstalling without dbus running kde ouputs lots of ertor/alram and
Please also post the output of the following three commands:
# getent group messagebus
# getent passwd messagebus
# ls -al /usr/lib/dbus-1.0/dbus-daemon-launch-helper
Again you are searching problem with dbus but dbus is working fine and
reinstalling git version of the package compiled reusing 0.9.20 debian
directory works fine. So do not search a problem outside your packages.
It may just be a compatibility problem between some experimental
packages I have on my system and upower. I did not try just rebuilding
as I saw problem fixed in upower git chnagelog...
Have you checked your system with debsums?
I have the same problem on several system and it occurred recently. I
just did not know that battery monitor was using upower so wasted some
time tryiong to understand what was wrong.
Blabla. No change in the dbus area noting just the package produced by
upower and voila it works. So the fi has to be in your package...
You haven't provided any useful information so far which would help
diagnose this problem, instead you are just being rude.
Because you are hunting the bug where it is not.
--eric
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