Fred wrote: > Package: dbus > Version: 1.2.16-2 > Severity: important > > Hello, > > Since last update, dbus fails to start at boot (hal problem ?).
Last update of what package? > At a boot : > When X server and GDM started, I loose keyboard (ctrl+alt+Fx function > doesn't works, only "magic keys" are ok), mouse and network with > networkmanager doesn't work (I must use "/etc/network/interfaces method" > to have an active iface ok at boot). > > After restart it, keyboard, mouse and networkmanager works perfectly, I > can logging my gnome session. This sounds more like a Xorg problem. Are you using the new dependency based boot system? Does X come up before hal/dbus is ready? > > On my session, the function "ajusting brightness" on the laptop is often > corrupted. The luminosity of the laptop's screen varies between 80% and > 100% in the form of regular blinking (I do _nothing_, just starting a > session). The second problem is dbus eats all of the CPU. > > These problems can be partially resolved with restarting dbus. But, > Nautilus crashes, the brightness applet can't connect to dbus/hal and > suspend to ram doesn't work after. > > If I launch a video from VLC (from example), the OSD for the brightness > applet appears as I use the applet. > dbus taking 100% cpu could also mean an application is shoving a lot of data over dbus, could you check that with dbus-monitor? All in all, it seems something in your system seems to be seriouly messed up/misconfigured. Michael -- Why is it that all of the instruments seeking intelligent life in the universe are pointed away from Earth?
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