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Try this solution:

boot in safe mode

enter this in your prompt:


sudo aptitude purge gnome-mag

good luck

@callan79


God bless you too my friend !

@geirha


God bless you for this information was helpful!

This could be easily implemented in Ubuntu.

Also one day, we can discover the wheel. Maybe.

I hope you understood my poor english, the word yourusername was meant to be replaced by your username.

and when you copy that command above, make sure to remove the # sign.

why don't you try this command in your terminal


# mount | grep yourusername

and you will see from the output if your home dir is encrypted.

It seems to be this bug https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libpam-usb/+bug/558451/

which I just subscribed a few minutes ago.

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I am using the Lucid Lynx.

When I insert an USB stick or even connect my phone by bluetooth, the gnome session instantly dies, with apparently no error message, and I am dropped to the gdm login...

Well, we certainly must help Ubuntu, even by pointing out even small issues, because they can draw the developers' attention and can be easily fixed, as the case was here.

Believe me, please, that...

Thanks a lot, buddy. Your hint worked.
Nevertheless, there is place for interface improvement as I said earlier.

The title says it all, I hope.

Lucid suddenly logs out when inserting USB or connecting my phone by Bluetooth.

I have upgraded from Karmic to Lucid 2 weeks ago.

Thanks for the feedback, guys. Of course anyone can use the Add button in the Startup Applications window, but what can you do when you simply don't remember what you deleted ?

I can tell when a...

Is there a possibility to restore some startup applications that I accidentally removed ?

I think there should be a "Restore defaults" button there.

yes, the best one is called "tvtime".

yes, it is working here without too much configuring. IR remote is working too.

Why dont you use simply this
ATTRS{name}=="cx88 IR (Hauppauge WinTV-HVR400", followed by SYMLINK blabla

This is what I'm using:

$ cat /etc/udev/rules.d/telecomanda.rules
# stable device for...

bum

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Sorry , dude

CERT: Linux servers under 'Phalanx' attack


Your system could be infected with a rootkit. Save your personal files and reinstall it all over again.

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First, I would like to congratulate all the Ubuntu developers and thank them for their hard work. The results of their work are really incredible.

Second, I want to say that I have...

Same here. It takes about 10-20% of CPU, according to top.

"Store" or "Depot" sounds OK to me, and enough internationally intelligible.

Read the logs. They are placed in /var/log/

For example
tail /var/log/syslog

Enter this into terminal :

lshal | grep --color -n10 IR

It should show you something similar to :

blablabla
1175: input.product = 'cx88 IR (Leadtek Winfast 2000XP' (string)
1176- ...