The module Disks & Filesystems could not be loaded

[Marsolin]

I'm getting a message that says "The module Disks & Filesystems could not be loaded" when I try to access Disks & Filesystems from the Advanced tab in System Settings. This first occurred following my dist-upgrade to Feisty from Edgy.

I saw an earlier thread that suggested reinstalling kubuntu-desktop and the two kde-guidance packages. I did that, rebooted and still have the problem. Has anyone else run into this problem?

Chad
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[disturbedite]

Re: The module Disks & Filesystems could not be loaded

what you said you did already would have been my first suggestion....but....

i test feisty, and i recently ran into a case where this happened. i know the exact reason tho, cuz i did it just before that. on purpose actually, but i didn't realize that it would b0rk the D&FS module. maybe a bug to file?...

anyway, what i did was, i manually edited fstab and then tried to load the D&FS module and it gave me the same error. i reverted my fstab changes and the module loaded fine. i would think that that should not b0rk the D&FS module, but whatever....

maybe try checking your fstab if you recently edited it....

[Qqmike]

Re: The module Disks & Filesystems could not be loaded

I just got this, too.

K > System Settings > Advanced > Disks & Filesystems,
then:

The module Disk & Filesystems could not be loaded.
An error occurred during you last KDE upgrade leaving an orphaned module.
Or, You have old third party modules lying around.

Anybody know a fix?

[dibl]

Re: The module Disks & Filesystems could not be loaded

This happened with both Feisty and Gutsy at a certain point during their beta testing phases. Did you recently upgrade?

You might try re-installing the package "kde-guidance" -- I vaguely recall that fixing this kind of "missing a piece of Kubuntu" problem. If that doesn't do it, try re-installing the meta-package "kubuntu-desktop".

Good luck with it!

[Qqmike]

Re: The module Disks & Filesystems could not be loaded

Thanks, but unluckily, those didn't do the trick. I even tried re-installing KDE (107 MB).

I'm running Feisty 7.04, and have kept my updates current (the red triangle update reminder).