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It WAS working at one point, then I did some tweaking on daemons in rc.conf and...something is halting my ability to do anything under the shutdown menu (or button) in Gnome. The shutdown window itself crashes and a message comes up that it's not responding.
Here's my daemons from rc.conf:
DAEMONS=(syslog-ng network netfs crond ntpd hal cups gdm alunnd)
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Update: before posting this I tried adding acpid - including to the daemons list above and "pacman -S acpid". No joy there.
This isn't the "showstopper" that lack of USB disk access (see other thread) is because "shutdown -r/-h now" works, but...it's annoying.
Thanks,
Jim
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I think, u need to had "dbus" to DAEMONS in rc.conf
and add your user to the "power" group
addicionally, olso to the "dbus" and "hal" group
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Nope...that didn't help.
Sigh.
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you have to run /etc/rc.d/network start (or put network in DAEMONS line again). I don't know why gnome is so stupid.
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I've added my user to dbus, power and hal and I have dbus, hal and network as daemons. I still don't see a shutdown button. Do I need gdm running?
Last edited by shadeheim (2007-08-09 18:36:15)
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Do I need gdm running?
Yes.
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You can remove alunnd. lessthanjake rewrote ALUNN so it does not require the daemon now. I am assuming you are running the current ALUNN release from [community].
With that change, making gdm the last in the list, we will have nearly identical rc.conf files (I use openntpd).
FWIW, I notice that my user is not a member of the hal, dbus, or power groups and the shutdown/reboot/logout menus are working fine in Gnome here. I know that is not very helpful, but since our setups sound somewhat similar perhaps we can spot the difference that WILL help
Bob
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