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> > My wallpaper doesnt come up when Gnome starts, |
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> Does 'nautilus' start? Try using 'nautilus --no-desktop'... |
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Not sure if it tries to or not, but when I try to run it as you suggest, it dies; |
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adam@absydos ~ $ nautilus --no-desktop & |
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[1] 7059 |
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adam@absydos ~ $ Initializing gnome-mount extension |
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** (nautilus:7059): WARNING **: Failed to initialize libhal context: (null) : (null) |
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** (nautilus:7059): WARNING **: Could not initialize hal context |
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Shutting down gnome-mount extension |
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[1]+ Done nautilus --no-desktop |
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adam@absydos ~ $ |
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So I found hald wasn't running, so I've started it (and rc-update added it) and now I get a ton of these; |
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** Message: drive = 0 |
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** Message: volume = 0 |
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Then it dies again;. |
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[1]+ Done nautilus --no-desktop |
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adam@absydos ~ $ |
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