Removed Devices? what?

[sithlord48]

Re: Removed Devices? what?

i have noticed that this seams to be a per user issue. one account on this machine almost always has that prompt, but mine account (the one i use daily) has no prompt at all.

[wrender]

Re: Removed Devices? what?

What I don't understand is that with a live disc and a fresh install I do not have these problems...

[Snowhog]

Re: Removed Devices? what?

I've commented already, that there are 'issues' with an upgrade from Jaunty to Karmic that one does not experience with a fresh install of Karmic. Karmic in this regard, is sufficiently different from Jaunty, that an upgrade from the one to the other results in, IMO, a 'mixed' Jaunty/Karmic system instead of a 'clean' Karmic system. My opinion only.

[wrender]

Re: Removed Devices? what?

Yes but once Karmic is installed and default updates are done and a few normal applications are installed (ie kdenlive, gimp, firefox, vlc, smplayer etc...) it proceeds to give the error.

[Snowhog]

Re: Removed Devices? what?

For me, installing pulseaudio 'fixed' this issue. I also have an Intel HDA Audio controller. YMMV.

[wrender]

Re: Removed Devices? what?

You are correct sir! It works!!

Installed pulseaudio then rebooted and everything worked.

Thank you sooooooo much!


Cheers~

[Snowhog]

Re: Removed Devices? what?

[Guest]

Re: Removed Devices? what?

Seem I found why we got this problem.. For me its occured ONLY when I`m boot up with some storage device plugged: HDD, flash drive or SD card.. When I`m booting without any plugged storage, then all ok.. I have an Acer Aspire 5920g laptop