Can not see removable USB device/drives?
It sounds like you are missing some packages! Let me do some testing on my end and see which ones they are, and I will get back to you tonight or tomorrow with additional information.
Timothy Pearson Trinity Desktop Project
Can not see removable USB device/drives?
Jimmy Johnson
Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13 Registered Linux User #380263
One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package installed on your system?
Thanks!
Timothy Pearson Trinity Desktop Project
Can not see removable USB device/drives?
Jimmy Johnson
Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13 Registered Linux User #380263
Timothy Pearson wrote:
One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package installed on your system?
Thanks!
Timothy Pearson Trinity Desktop Project
No, I have few meta packages installed.
Timothy Pearson wrote:
One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package installed on your system?
Thanks!
Timothy Pearson Trinity Desktop Project
No, I have few meta packages installed.
-- Jimmy Johnson
Ubuntu Lucid and Trinity KDE 3.5.11 - EXT4 at sda10 Registered Linux User #380263
Then there is a very good chance you do not have hal installed. Hal is required for the USB auto-detect and a few other power management features to function.
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package installed on your system?
Thanks!
Timothy Pearson Trinity Desktop Project
No, I have few meta packages installed.
Then there is a very good chance you do not have hal installed. Hal is required for the USB auto-detect and a few other power management features to function.
I do have hal, hal-info, hal-trinity, libhal1, libhal-storage1 are all installed.
Jimmy Johnson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package installed on your system?
Thanks!
Timothy Pearson Trinity Desktop Project
No, I have few meta packages installed.
Then there is a very good chance you do not have hal installed. Hal is required for the USB auto-detect and a few other power management features to function.
I do have hal, hal-info, hal-trinity, libhal1, libhal-storage1 are all installed.
I did a search for all the 'hal' and 'udev' files and compared them to a working kde 3.5.9 system, I added some and removed some, it did not help. :-(
I installed GParted and gparted can see my usb drives, so I got the UUID and added them to fstab so I can use them, works ok for me, but I don't think everyone will want to do that. ;-)
Also what's the word on the Squeeze packages, are they ready for testing?
Jimmy Johnson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package installed on your system?
Thanks!
Timothy Pearson Trinity Desktop Project
No, I have few meta packages installed.
Then there is a very good chance you do not have hal installed. Hal is required for the USB auto-detect and a few other power management features to function.
I do have hal, hal-info, hal-trinity, libhal1, libhal-storage1 are all installed.
I did a search for all the 'hal' and 'udev' files and compared them to a working kde 3.5.9 system, I added some and removed some, it did not help. :-(
I installed GParted and gparted can see my usb drives, so I got the UUID and added them to fstab so I can use them, works ok for me, but I don't think everyone will want to do that. ;-)
Also what's the word on the Squeeze packages, are they ready for testing?
-- Jimmy Johnson
Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13 Registered Linux User #380263
Yes, they are ready. Like the Lenny packages, they are still very much beta quality as you are experiencing now.
I believe I have fixed the Apply Settings button problem in the panel configuration dialog, along with the exiting on Apply issue. Please upgrade kdelibs and kdebase, restart your Trinity session, and verify that those issues are indeed resolved. I will look further into the HAL problem in the meantime.
Tim
Jimmy Johnson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package installed on your system?
Thanks!
Timothy Pearson Trinity Desktop Project
No, I have few meta packages installed.
Then there is a very good chance you do not have hal installed. Hal is required for the USB auto-detect and a few other power management features to function.
I do have hal, hal-info, hal-trinity, libhal1, libhal-storage1 are all installed.
I did a search for all the 'hal' and 'udev' files and compared them to a working kde 3.5.9 system, I added some and removed some, it did not help. :-(
I installed GParted and gparted can see my usb drives, so I got the UUID and added them to fstab so I can use them, works ok for me, but I don't think everyone will want to do that. ;-)
Also what's the word on the Squeeze packages, are they ready for testing?
-- Jimmy Johnson
Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13 Registered Linux User #380263
Yes, they are ready. Like the Lenny packages, they are still very much beta quality as you are experiencing now.
I believe I have fixed the Apply Settings button problem in the panel configuration dialog, along with the exiting on Apply issue. Please upgrade kdelibs and kdebase, restart your Trinity session, and verify that those issues are indeed resolved. I will look further into the HAL problem in the meantime.
Tim
I just tried a USB drive on my test Lenny system that has the kde-trinity metapackage installed. It worked, so I will give you a complete list of all hal packages that I have installed:
hal hal-info hal-trinity libhal-dev libhal-storage-dev libhal-storage1 libhal1
Try installing those packages and rebooting. If that does not rectify the problem please let me know and I will see what else I can dig up.
Tim
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Jimmy Johnson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
> One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package > installed > on > your system? > > Thanks! > > Timothy Pearson > Trinity Desktop Project > > > No, I have few meta packages installed.
Then there is a very good chance you do not have hal installed. Hal is required for the USB auto-detect and a few other power management features to function.
I do have hal, hal-info, hal-trinity, libhal1, libhal-storage1 are all installed.
I did a search for all the 'hal' and 'udev' files and compared them to a working kde 3.5.9 system, I added some and removed some, it did not help. :-(
I installed GParted and gparted can see my usb drives, so I got the UUID and added them to fstab so I can use them, works ok for me, but I don't think everyone will want to do that. ;-)
Also what's the word on the Squeeze packages, are they ready for testing?
-- Jimmy Johnson
Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13 Registered Linux User #380263
Yes, they are ready. Like the Lenny packages, they are still very much beta quality as you are experiencing now.
I believe I have fixed the Apply Settings button problem in the panel configuration dialog, along with the exiting on Apply issue. Please upgrade kdelibs and kdebase, restart your Trinity session, and verify that those issues are indeed resolved. I will look further into the HAL problem in the meantime.
Tim
I just tried a USB drive on my test Lenny system that has the kde-trinity metapackage installed. It worked, so I will give you a complete list of all hal packages that I have installed:
hal hal-info hal-trinity libhal-dev libhal-storage-dev libhal-storage1 libhal1
Try installing those packages and rebooting. If that does not rectify the problem please let me know and I will see what else I can dig up.
Tim
Nope, installing the dev files did not help, the other files where already installed. :-(
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Jimmy Johnson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package installed on your system?
Thanks!
Timothy Pearson Trinity Desktop Project
No, I have few meta packages installed.
Then there is a very good chance you do not have hal installed. Hal is required for the USB auto-detect and a few other power management features to function.
I do have hal, hal-info, hal-trinity, libhal1, libhal-storage1 are all installed.
I did a search for all the 'hal' and 'udev' files and compared them to a working kde 3.5.9 system, I added some and removed some, it did not help. :-(
I installed GParted and gparted can see my usb drives, so I got the UUID and added them to fstab so I can use them, works ok for me, but I don't think everyone will want to do that. ;-)
Also what's the word on the Squeeze packages, are they ready for testing?
-- Jimmy Johnson
Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13 Registered Linux User #380263
Yes, they are ready. Like the Lenny packages, they are still very much beta quality as you are experiencing now.
I believe I have fixed the Apply Settings button problem in the panel configuration dialog, along with the exiting on Apply issue. Please upgrade kdelibs and kdebase, restart your Trinity session, and verify that those issues are indeed resolved. I will look further into the HAL problem in the meantime.
Tim
The panel problem is fixed. :-)
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package installed on your system?
Thanks!
Timothy Pearson Trinity Desktop Project
No, I have few meta packages installed.
Then there is a very good chance you do not have hal installed. Hal is required for the USB auto-detect and a few other power management features to function.
I do have hal, hal-info, hal-trinity, libhal1, libhal-storage1 are all installed.
-- Jimmy Johnson
Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13 Registered Linux User #380263
Can you post a list of all *-trinity packages that you have installed? I am almost certain a package is missing somewhere, as it all works perfectly for me on my up-to-date test system.
Also, when you click Log Out, are there any hibernate and/or suspend buttons visible on the bottom of the logout dialog? That is how I usually determine if the Trinity/HAL bindings are installed and working.
Tim
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package installed on your system?
Thanks!
Timothy Pearson Trinity Desktop Project
No, I have few meta packages installed.
Then there is a very good chance you do not have hal installed. Hal is required for the USB auto-detect and a few other power management features to function.
I do have hal, hal-info, hal-trinity, libhal1, libhal-storage1 are all installed.
Can you post a list of all *-trinity packages that you have installed? I am almost certain a package is missing somewhere, as it all works perfectly for me on my up-to-date test system.
akregator-trinity install ark-trinity install arts-trinity install artsbuilder-trinity install desktop-base-trinity install exiv2-trinity install gwenview-trinity install hal-trinity install k3b-data-trinity install k3b-trinity install kaddressbook-trinity install kaffeine-trinity install kamera-trinity install kappfinder-trinity install kate-trinity install kaudiocreator-trinity install kcalc-trinity install kcoloredit-trinity install kcontrol-trinity install kcron-trinity install kdat-trinity install kde-core-trinity install kde-systemsettings-trinity install kdeadmin-kfile-plugins-trinity install kdeadmin-trinity install kdebase-data-trinity install kdebase-kio-plugins-trinity install kdebase-runtime-data-common-trinity install kdebase-trinity install kdebase-trinity-bin install kdebindings-java-trinity install kdegames-card-data-trinity install kdegraphics-kfile-plugins-trinity install kdegraphics-trinity install kdelibs-data-trinity install kdelibs-trinity install kdelibs4c2a-trinity install kdemultimedia-kappfinder-data-trinity install kdemultimedia-kfile-plugins-trinity install kdemultimedia-kio-plugins-trinity install kdepasswd-trinity install kdepim-kio-plugins-trinity install kdepim-kresources-trinity install kdeprint-trinity install kdesktop-trinity install kdesudo-trinity install kdf-trinity install kdm-trinity install kdmtheme-trinity install kdnssd-trinity install kdvi-trinity install kfax-trinity install kfaxview-trinity install kfind-trinity install kgamma-trinity install kget-trinity install kghostview-trinity install khelpcenter-trinity install kicker-trinity install kiconedit-trinity install kipi-plugins-trinity install kjscmd-trinity install klipper-trinity install kmail-trinity install kmenuedit-trinity install kmid-trinity install kmix-trinity install kmoon-trinity install kmrml-trinity install knemo-trinity install knetworkconf-trinity install kolourpaint-trinity install konq-plugins-trinity install konqueror-nsplugins-trinity install konqueror-trinity install konsole-trinity install kooka-trinity install korganizer-trinity install kpackage-trinity install kpager-trinity install kpat-trinity install kpdf-trinity install kpersonalizer-trinity install kpovmodeler-trinity install kpowersave-trinity install krec-trinity install kregexpeditor-trinity install kruler-trinity install kscd-trinity install ksmserver-trinity install ksnapshot-trinity install ksplash-trinity install ksvg-trinity install ksysguard-trinity install ksysguardd-trinity install ksystemlog-trinity install ksysv-trinity install ktip-trinity install kuser-trinity install kview-trinity install kviewshell-trinity install kweather-trinity install kwin-style-crystal-trinity install kwin-trinity install libarts1-akode-trinity install libarts1-audiofile-trinity install libarts1-mpeglib-trinity install libarts1-xine-trinity install libarts1c2a-trinity install libartsc0-trinity install libdcop3-java-trinity install libdcop3-jni-trinity install libexiv2-4-trinity install libk3b-trinity-dev install libk3b2-extracodecs-trinity install libk3b3-extracodecs-trinity install libk3b3-trinity install libkcal2b-trinity install libkcddb1-trinity install libkdcraw3-trinity install libkdegames1-trinity install libkdepim1a-trinity install libkexiv2-3-trinity install libkipi0-trinity install libkjsembed1-trinity install libkleopatra1-trinity install libkmime2-trinity install libkonq4-trinity install libkpimexchange1-trinity install libkpimidentities1-trinity install libkscan1-trinity install libksieve0-trinity install libktnef1-trinity install libmimelib1c2a-trinity install libqt3-java-trinity install libqt3-jni-trinity install libtrinity-java-trinity install libtrinity-jni-trinity install mpeglib-trinity install noatun-trinity install jimmy@jimmy-1:~$
Also, when you click Log Out, are there any hibernate and/or suspend buttons visible on the bottom of the logout dialog? That is how I usually determine if the Trinity/HAL bindings are installed and working.
Tim
Both hibernate and suspend are in the logout dialog.
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package installed on your system?
Thanks!
Timothy Pearson Trinity Desktop Project
No, I have few meta packages installed.
Then there is a very good chance you do not have hal installed. Hal is required for the USB auto-detect and a few other power management features to function.
I do have hal, hal-info, hal-trinity, libhal1, libhal-storage1 are all installed.
Can you post a list of all *-trinity packages that you have installed? I am almost certain a package is missing somewhere, as it all works perfectly for me on my up-to-date test system.
snip
Also, when you click Log Out, are there any hibernate and/or suspend buttons visible on the bottom of the logout dialog? That is how I usually determine if the Trinity/HAL bindings are installed and working.
Tim
Both hibernate and suspend are in the logout dialog.
-- Jimmy Johnson
Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13 Registered Linux User #380263
One more item that may be of use here...can you send me a screenshot of the following kcontrol page? Control Center->KDE Components->Service Manager
I am looking for any missing items such as "KDED Media Manager".
Thanks!
Tim
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
> One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package > installed > on > your system? > > Thanks! > > Timothy Pearson > Trinity Desktop Project > > > > No, I have few meta packages installed.
Then there is a very good chance you do not have hal installed. Hal is required for the USB auto-detect and a few other power management features to function.
I do have hal, hal-info, hal-trinity, libhal1, libhal-storage1 are all installed.
Can you post a list of all *-trinity packages that you have installed? I am almost certain a package is missing somewhere, as it all works perfectly for me on my up-to-date test system.
snip
Also, when you click Log Out, are there any hibernate and/or suspend buttons visible on the bottom of the logout dialog? That is how I usually determine if the Trinity/HAL bindings are installed and working.
Tim
Both hibernate and suspend are in the logout dialog.
One more item that may be of use here...can you send me a screenshot of the following kcontrol page? Control Center->KDE Components->Service Manager
I am looking for any missing items such as "KDED Media Manager".
Thanks!
Tim
KDED Media Manager is there, but was not running, I started it and got the pop up to open it or do nothing, I chose to open it and get the error 'permissions denied', also the usb drive icon is not showing on the desktop.
Jimmy Johnson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
> Timothy Pearson wrote: > > > >> One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package >> installed >> on >> your system? >> >> Thanks! >> >> Timothy Pearson >> Trinity Desktop Project >> >> >> >> > No, I have few meta packages installed. > > > Then there is a very good chance you do not have hal installed. > Hal > is > required for the USB auto-detect and a few other power management > features > to function. > >
I do have hal, hal-info, hal-trinity, libhal1, libhal-storage1 are all installed.
Can you post a list of all *-trinity packages that you have installed? I am almost certain a package is missing somewhere, as it all works perfectly for me on my up-to-date test system.
snip
Also, when you click Log Out, are there any hibernate and/or suspend buttons visible on the bottom of the logout dialog? That is how I usually determine if the Trinity/HAL bindings are installed and working.
Tim
Both hibernate and suspend are in the logout dialog.
One more item that may be of use here...can you send me a screenshot of the following kcontrol page? Control Center->KDE Components->Service Manager
I am looking for any missing items such as "KDED Media Manager".
Thanks!
Tim
KDED Media Manager is there, but was not running, I started it and got the pop up to open it or do nothing, I chose to open it and get the error 'permissions denied', also the usb drive icon is not showing on the desktop.
KDED Media Manager is now starting on its own at boot and the USB icon is showing on the desktop after checking to show device icons in kcontrol, I still get 'permissions denied' when I try to mount it or open in filemanager. Note, in my trinity install on the ubuntu 10.04, when I plug in a USB drive on the pop-up I choose to open in filemanager I get 'permissions denied', but, I'm able to mount it by clicking on the desktop icon, again in the Lenny install I'm not able to mount the USB drive by clicking on the device icon or open in the filemanager, I get 'permissions denied' for both actions.
Talking about the kde menu, using the command 'synaptic' and checking the box to 'run as a different user' should start synaptic, it's not, when I uncheck the box to run as a different user and use the command 'gksu synaptic' it starts. I t.
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
> Timothy Pearson wrote: > > > >> One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package >> installed >> on >> your system? >> >> Thanks! >> >> Timothy Pearson >> Trinity Desktop Project >> >> >> >> > No, I have few meta packages installed. > > > Then there is a very good chance you do not have hal installed. > Hal > is > required for the USB auto-detect and a few other power management > features > to function. > >
I do have hal, hal-info, hal-trinity, libhal1, libhal-storage1 are all installed.
Can you post a list of all *-trinity packages that you have installed? I am almost certain a package is missing somewhere, as it all works perfectly for me on my up-to-date test system.
snip
Also, when you click Log Out, are there any hibernate and/or suspend buttons visible on the bottom of the logout dialog? That is how I usually determine if the Trinity/HAL bindings are installed and working.
Tim
Both hibernate and suspend are in the logout dialog.
One more item that may be of use here...can you send me a screenshot of the following kcontrol page? Control Center->KDE Components->Service Manager
I am looking for any missing items such as "KDED Media Manager".
Thanks!
Tim
KDED Media Manager is there, but was not running, I started it and got the pop up to open it or do nothing, I chose to open it and get the error 'permissions denied', also the usb drive icon is not showing on the desktop.
-- Jimmy Johnson
Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13 Registered Linux User #380263
To fix the "Permissions Denied" error that pops up, remove the entries that you made in /etc/fstab earlier. See http://readlist.com/lists/archlinux.org/arch/0/2865.html
Tim
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
>> Timothy Pearson wrote: >> >> >> >> >>> One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package >>> installed >>> on >>> your system? >>> >>> Thanks! >>> >>> Timothy Pearson >>> Trinity Desktop Project >>> >>> >>> >>> >>> >> No, I have few meta packages installed. >> >> >> Then there is a very good chance you do not have hal installed. >> Hal >> is >> required for the USB auto-detect and a few other power management >> features >> to function. >> >> >> I do have hal, hal-info, hal-trinity, libhal1, libhal-storage1 are all installed.
Can you post a list of all *-trinity packages that you have installed? I am almost certain a package is missing somewhere, as it all works perfectly for me on my up-to-date test system.
snip
Also, when you click Log Out, are there any hibernate and/or suspend buttons visible on the bottom of the logout dialog? That is how I usually determine if the Trinity/HAL bindings are installed and working.
Tim
Both hibernate and suspend are in the logout dialog.
One more item that may be of use here...can you send me a screenshot of the following kcontrol page? Control Center->KDE Components->Service Manager
I am looking for any missing items such as "KDED Media Manager".
Thanks!
Tim
KDED Media Manager is there, but was not running, I started it and got the pop up to open it or do nothing, I chose to open it and get the error 'permissions denied', also the usb drive icon is not showing on the desktop.
-- Jimmy Johnson
Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13 Registered Linux User #380263
To fix the "Permissions Denied" error that pops up, remove the entries that you made in /etc/fstab earlier. See http://readlist.com/lists/archlinux.org/arch/0/2865.html
Tim
That worked thanks! :-)
I was in the middle of doing a Squeeze install when the repo server went down, I hope it's back up and running soon so I can finish my Squeeze install.
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
> Timothy Pearson wrote: > > > >>> Timothy Pearson wrote: >>> >>> >>> >>> >>>> One additional question; do you have the kde-trinity package >>>> installed >>>> on >>>> your system? >>>> >>>> Thanks! >>>> >>>> Timothy Pearson >>>> Trinity Desktop Project >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >>> No, I have few meta packages installed. >>> >>> >>> Then there is a very good chance you do not have hal installed. >>> Hal >>> is >>> required for the USB auto-detect and a few other power management >>> features >>> to function. >>> >>> >>> > I do have hal, hal-info, hal-trinity, libhal1, libhal-storage1 are > all > installed. > > > Can you post a list of all *-trinity packages that you have > installed? > I > am almost certain a package is missing somewhere, as it all works > perfectly for me on my up-to-date test system. > > >
snip
Also, when you click Log Out, are there any hibernate and/or suspend buttons visible on the bottom of the logout dialog? That is how I usually determine if the Trinity/HAL bindings are installed and working.
Tim
Both hibernate and suspend are in the logout dialog.
One more item that may be of use here...can you send me a screenshot of the following kcontrol page? Control Center->KDE Components->Service Manager
I am looking for any missing items such as "KDED Media Manager".
Thanks!
Tim
KDED Media Manager is there, but was not running, I started it and got the pop up to open it or do nothing, I chose to open it and get the error 'permissions denied', also the usb drive icon is not showing on the desktop.
-- Jimmy Johnson
Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13 Registered Linux User #380263
To fix the "Permissions Denied" error that pops up, remove the entries that you made in /etc/fstab earlier. See http://readlist.com/lists/archlinux.org/arch/0/2865.html
Tim
That worked thanks! :-)
I was in the middle of doing a Squeeze install when the repo server went down, I hope it's back up and running soon so I can finish my Squeeze install.
-- Jimmy Johnson
Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13 Registered Linux User #380263
It should be up again; my ISP decided that it would temporarily disconnect me so that it could install another customer. Needless to say I was not very happy!
Tim
On Sat, 2010-08-21 at 19:55 -0500, Timothy Pearson wrote:
<snip>>
It should be up again; my ISP decided that it would temporarily disconnect me so that it could install another customer. Needless to say I was not very happy!
Tim
I'm still unable to connect :-( - John
John A. Sullivan III wrote:
On Sat, 2010-08-21 at 19:55 -0500, Timothy Pearson wrote:
<snip>>
It should be up again; my ISP decided that it would temporarily disconnect me so that it could install another customer. Needless to say I was not very happy!
Tim
I'm still unable to connect :-( - John
Hello John, nice to see us on the same page.
Thanks again for all the help you gave me so I could get started on my trinity install, my Ubuntu install has been great and Tim is doing a fantastic job of ironing out the bugs in the Debian install.
Trinity KDE 3.5 Rocks!
On Sat, 2010-08-21 at 18:17 -0700, Jimmy Johnson wrote:
John A. Sullivan III wrote:
On Sat, 2010-08-21 at 19:55 -0500, Timothy Pearson wrote:
<snip>>
It should be up again; my ISP decided that it would temporarily disconnect me so that it could install another customer. Needless to say I was not very happy!
Tim
I'm still unable to connect :-( - John
Hello John, nice to see us on the same page.
Thanks again for all the help you gave me so I could get started on my trinity install, my Ubuntu install has been great and Tim is doing a fantastic job of ironing out the bugs in the Debian install.
Trinity KDE 3.5 Rocks!
You're most welcome. Tim and his team are most impressive. I can only imagine how huge an undertaking this is - John
I was in the middle of doing a Squeeze install when the repo server went down, I hope it's back up and running soon so I can finish my Squeeze install.
It should be up again; my ISP decided that it would temporarily disconnect me so that it could install another customer. Needless to say I was not very happy!
Tim
Just checked it again and it's still down. :-(
I was in the middle of doing a Squeeze install when the repo server went down, I hope it's back up and running soon so I can finish my Squeeze install.
It should be up again; my ISP decided that it would temporarily disconnect me so that it could install another customer. Needless to say I was not very happy!
Tim
Just checked it again and it's still down. :-(
-- Jimmy Johnson
Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13 Registered Linux User #380263
I can confirm that; everything is up and running internally, so the only thing I can figure is that my ISP messed something up on my account when they added the new customer. Unfortunately, that means there will be an unknown delay before service is restored, as they may not be in the office until Monday.
Tim
I was in the middle of doing a Squeeze install when the repo server went down, I hope it's back up and running soon so I can finish my Squeeze install.
It should be up again; my ISP decided that it would temporarily disconnect me so that it could install another customer. Needless to say I was not very happy!
Tim
Just checked it again and it's still down. :-(
-- Jimmy Johnson
Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13 Registered Linux User #380263
I can confirm that; everything is up and running internally, so the only thing I can figure is that my ISP messed something up on my account when they added the new customer. Unfortunately, that means there will be an unknown delay before service is restored, as they may not be in the office until Monday.
Tim
Would you mind trying again? The ISP's 24-hour technical support line was unusually helpful tonight.
Tim
Timothy Pearson wrote:
I was in the middle of doing a Squeeze install when the repo server went down, I hope it's back up and running soon so I can finish my Squeeze install.
It should be up again; my ISP decided that it would temporarily disconnect me so that it could install another customer. Needless to say I was not very happy!
Tim
Just checked it again and it's still down. :-(
-- Jimmy Johnson
Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13 Registered Linux User #380263
I can confirm that; everything is up and running internally, so the only thing I can figure is that my ISP messed something up on my account when they added the new customer. Unfortunately, that means there will be an unknown delay before service is restored, as they may not be in the office until Monday.
Tim
Would you mind trying again? The ISP's 24-hour technical support line was unusually helpful tonight.
Tim
John & Tim, thanks for the heads up, my Squeeze install is up and running, let me run it for awhile and I'll let you know if I find anything broken, this had KDE4 on it but it was removed to save HDD space.
When I right click a file and choose 'edit as root' I get the error 'Command not found!', but 'kdesudo' is installed.
I'm unable to run 'filemanager superuser' from the menu or start it from the run command or from the console.
I'm unable to run 'kuser' from the menu or start it from the run command or from the console.
sudo: kcontrol: command not found jimmy@jimmy-1:~$ sudo konqueror sudo: konqueror: command not found jimmy@jimmy-1:~$ sudo kuser sudo: kuser: command not found jimmy@jimmy-1:~$ kdesu kuser /usr/bin/xauth: (argv):1: couldn't query Security extension on display ":0.0" sudo : kuser: command not found
jimmy@jimmy-1:~$ kdesu konqueror /usr/bin/xauth: (argv):1: couldn't query Security extension on display ":0.0" sudo : konqueror: command not found
jimmy@jimmy-1:~$ kdesu kcontrol /usr/bin/xauth: (argv):1: couldn't query Security extension on display ":0.0" sudo : kcontrol: command not found
jimmy@jimmy-1:~$
I was unable to install 'amarok', after installing 'libmysqlclient15off' from 'Lenny/stable' amarok installed OK.
Wrong version 'libmysqlclient15off' in Squeeze to install 'amarok-trinity'.
When I right click a file and choose 'edit as root' I get the error 'Command not found!', but 'kdesudo' is installed.
Do you have kdesudo-trinity installed?
Also, you may need a version of sudo that has /opt/trinity/bin added to its internal RPATH variable; I have not added that to the Debian repositories yet (it is installed by default from the Ubuntu repository).
I'm unable to run 'filemanager superuser' from the menu or start it from the run command or from the console.
I'm unable to run 'kuser' from the menu or start it from the run command or from the console.
sudo: kcontrol: command not found jimmy@jimmy-1:~$ sudo konqueror sudo: konqueror: command not found jimmy@jimmy-1:~$ sudo kuser sudo: kuser: command not found jimmy@jimmy-1:~$ kdesu kuser /usr/bin/xauth: (argv):1: couldn't query Security extension on display ":0.0" sudo : kuser: command not found
jimmy@jimmy-1:~$ kdesu konqueror /usr/bin/xauth: (argv):1: couldn't query Security extension on display ":0.0" sudo : konqueror: command not found
jimmy@jimmy-1:~$ kdesu kcontrol /usr/bin/xauth: (argv):1: couldn't query Security extension on display ":0.0" sudo : kcontrol: command not found
jimmy@jimmy-1:~$
-- Jimmy Johnson
Debian Squeeze Trinity 3.5.11 at sda12 Registered Linux User #380263
Timothy Pearson wrote:
When I right click a file and choose 'edit as root' I get the error 'Command not found!', but 'kdesudo' is installed.
Do you have kdesudo-trinity installed?
I should have said, kdesudo-trinity, yes it is installed.
Also, you may need a version of sudo that has /opt/trinity/bin added to its internal RPATH variable; I have not added that to the Debian repositories yet (it is installed by default from the Ubuntu repository).
OK, I'll be looking for the fix, thanks.
Timothy Pearson wrote:
When I right click a file and choose 'edit as root' I get the error 'Command not found!', but 'kdesudo' is installed.
Do you have kdesudo-trinity installed?
I should have said, kdesudo-trinity, yes it is installed.
Also, you may need a version of sudo that has /opt/trinity/bin added to its internal RPATH variable; I have not added that to the Debian repositories yet (it is installed by default from the Ubuntu repository).
OK, I'll be looking for the fix, thanks.
-- Jimmy Johnson
Debian Squeeze Trinity 3.5.11 at sda12 Registered Linux User #380263
Do you still have your Lenny installation available? If so, please try to install sudo-trinity in that installation and see if the problems you mention are resolved after installation.
Also, Amarok should now install under Squeeze.
Tim
Timothy Pearson wrote:
Timothy Pearson wrote:
When I right click a file and choose 'edit as root' I get the error 'Command not found!', but 'kdesudo' is installed.
Do you have kdesudo-trinity installed?
I should have said, kdesudo-trinity, yes it is installed.
Also, you may need a version of sudo that has /opt/trinity/bin added to its internal RPATH variable; I have not added that to the Debian repositories yet (it is installed by default from the Ubuntu repository).
OK, I'll be looking for the fix, thanks.
Do you still have your Lenny installation available? If so, please try to install sudo-trinity in that installation and see if the problems you mention are resolved after installation.
Also, Amarok should now install under Squeeze.
Yes, amarok is working in both Lenny and Squeeze, I'm in Lenny now.
Starting root applications from the menu is a mess, I've got things starting without asking for a password, synaptic only starts if I put 'gksu synaptic' in the menu, 'kdesu' is not working in the run command or the console.
Tim, you're in the USA, aren't you, can I call you or you call me, I have no charge for USA calls, maybe we can discuss the problem, it seems you are trying to set the Debian system like a Ubuntu system?
If you want my number, use a private email that I can reply to.
On Sat, 2010-08-21 at 22:08 -0500, Timothy Pearson wrote:
I was in the middle of doing a Squeeze install when the repo server went down, I hope it's back up and running soon so I can finish my Squeeze install.
It should be up again; my ISP decided that it would temporarily disconnect me so that it could install another customer. Needless to say I was not very happy!
Tim
Just checked it again and it's still down. :-(
-- Jimmy Johnson
Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13 Registered Linux User #380263
I can confirm that; everything is up and running internally, so the only thing I can figure is that my ISP messed something up on my account when they added the new customer. Unfortunately, that means there will be an unknown delay before service is restored, as they may not be in the office until Monday.
Tim
It's working now - John
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