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Status: New = Incomplete
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/dev/null: permission denied
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/591114
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Have you googled for this?
https://encrypted.google.com/search?q=kubuntu+dev+null+permission+denied
Try these:
https://launchpad.net/bugs/149346
https://launchpad.net/bugs/63031
Let us know if any of that information helps you fix this, and please
close this bug report if so.
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/dev/null:
Thank you for your suggestions; most of them reflect things I had
googled up earlier but did not point to the difficulty. The machine is
down currently due to PS problems, so I don't have access to the system
or files, and what I write is from memory and some sketchy notes I took
--but one of the
I still haven't got kdm straightened out, so it is still necessary to
use startx to begin a session, but the '/dev/null: permission denied'
matter is now resolved. It appears that the '50-udev-default.rules'
file had been removed by one or another of the updates that occurred at
that time (toward
I should have mentioned that there were no error messages at the time of
those updates, so this occurrence is not due to some incomplete or
botched upgrade of any of the suspects, but more likely to some scripted
installation incompatibility with this otherwise standard Kubuntu
installation.
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