> 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