Thank you for help , kernel 2.6.19 seems to solve the problem , however
my poor linux skills did not let me install in it porperly he he ...
so system starts 8 min and there is no network interfaces, however hald
runs ... have you installed something more than kernel image and
restricted
No that was all, there were a few additional dependencies when upgrading the
kernel (I chose the linux-image-generic package) - such as libc etc. But they
should be automatic if you choose the generic package.
On Monday 18 December 2006 10:19, qburn wrote:
Thank you for help , kernel 2.6.19
Here the same problem , upgrade to 6.10 , and HAl fail to initilaize at
startup , dbus is running , it dies with :
00:08:53.544 [I] hald.c:82: Added device to GDL;
udi=/org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/platform_serial8250
00:08:53.544 [I] hotplug.c:205: /sys/class/tty/ttyS53 is a class device
I added the feisty repositories to my sources.list and installed the
kernel-image + dependencies (restricted-modules) only. The 2.6.19 kernel
seems to fix this issue..
On Sunday 17 December 2006 00:10, qburn wrote:
Here the same problem , upgrade to 6.10 , and HAl fail to initilaize at
I'm running a desktop, so that laptop thing doesn't apply.
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Closing unrelated edgy task.
** Changed in: hal (Ubuntu Edgy)
Status: Unconfirmed = Rejected
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I'm having the same problem and I have no idea where to begin with
starting to try to fix it.
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Hi,
I'm not experienced in kernel module programming - but I know this used to
work on 6.06 (Dapper). I've heard that it's probably fixed in a later kernel
than the one used in EDGY today.
Without going into any code, I've found that this only happens when my laptop
is powered - and also
I have a ASUS A6KM (AMD64) laptop and what I have noticed is that if I
don't plug in the AC adapter, HAL seems to work, and I don't get this
message. I can also run commands such as lshal.
However when I plug in the AC adapter, or if I boot with the AC adapter,
I'll get this message Failed to
I know what I did before getting this error... I was fiddling with the
services-admin program...
After click on, if I remember, the printer servers, it stalled for a moment and
killed on me. I then got this...
When I try to start the services-admin again... I have tried running it at sudo
and
And as with other posts here... I get the no hal now too... I am not
upgrading... this is a fairly clean install.
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Think I fixed it... had to do with the dbus... some how it got unchecked
and gnome and other what nots in ubuntu couldn't handle the situation
without paniking. (I guess I would freak too if I lost one of my
vitals, like an arm or leg :P ) Anyway, started up the service
manually... you know
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