No, I did that, removed the last line from /etc/fstab, and ran `sudo
hald --daemon=no`, and USB still not working for me.
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Lucid alpha 2 fails to start up unless you remove /proc/bus/usb from the fstab
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/507881
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That's the error info. I got when opening the Settings window.
Could not access USB on the host system, because neither the USB file system
(usbfs) nor the DBus and hal services are currently available. If you wish to
use host USB devices inside guest systems, you must correct this and restart
