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. :-)

-- 
Jimmy Johnson

Debian Lenny Trinity KDE 3.5.11 at sda13
Registered Linux User #380263