tried a fresh edgy installation... nothing new, same error!
This is really frustrating... can't use any external device via usb nor the
internal dvd-writer.
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I'm affraid not zekus. The only workaround I've found is to build your
own custom 2.6.18 kernel. Whatever is causing this problem seems to be
fixed there.
I did a some HAL debugging and found out the hald process is indeed
defunct (marked Uninterruptible sleep / session leader). There's no way
to
Anyone has found a solution to this?
Edgy is out and I still have this error...
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Same happening for me on ASUS A6km (AMD64) too, after upgrade to edgy.
Also the gnome power manager always thinks I'm plugged in to mains
power.
Also no suspend/hibernate, nor even power off when shut down.
I've attached the output of my dmesg...
** Attachment added: "dmesg output"
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This bug still exists in Edgy RC.
Also I noticed that suspend / hibernate does not work because of this
bug. These options are not displayed on the System > Quit... menu. Very
problematic for notebook users.
On a custom compiled 2.6.18 kernel suspend and hibernate work fine and I
also don't get t
Same error here on an Asus A6kt laptop with amd64 Edgy Beta.
Think that this error appeared after last dbus update.
Kernel updated to 2.6.17.
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