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#1 2005-07-05 00:51:17
- elasticdog
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Latest udev upgrade killed Xfce panel
For some reason, the latest upgrade to udev "upgraded udev (060-2 -> 060-3)" got rid of the panel for Xfce. I did a reboot after the upgrade, and the panel was gone...any others having this problem?
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#2 2005-07-05 01:03:45
- ozar
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Re: Latest udev upgrade killed Xfce panel
Nope, all is good here. I upgraded to 060-3 right after it was released and XFCE seems to be working fine. Now, 060-1 did knock out some of my USB stuff, but that's about it.
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#3 2005-07-05 01:38:17
- elasticdog
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Re: Latest udev upgrade killed Xfce panel
Hmmm...well, restarting the panel and saving the session seemed to fix it (even after another reboot), so it must have just been a coincidence. Thanks for the reply.
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#4 2005-07-05 02:53:33
- Euphoric Nightmare
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Re: Latest udev upgrade killed Xfce panel
I've yet to see a problem with the new udev release.
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#5 2005-07-05 03:45:27
- mezoko
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Re: Latest udev upgrade killed Xfce panel
Hmmm...well, restarting the panel and saving the session seemed to fix it (even after another reboot), so it must have just been a coincidence. Thanks for the reply.
rm -R .cache might loose you few setting but doubt the major configs.
that should give you your panel back.
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#6 2005-07-05 05:33:34
- tpowa
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Re: Latest udev upgrade killed Xfce panel
only udev-1 cause trouble -2/-3 are fine
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