I know this may be somewhat unrelated, but I was having problems with a SanDisk USB drive and SanDisk Sanda Fuze mounting to the same Media\Disk - this caused all sorts of problems because the file trees were similar. To try and fix the problem, I right-clicked on the Cruzer USB stick icon, I set the mount point (under settings) to media/cruzer. When I remounted the USB Cruzer, it complained about the slash, and wouldn't mount the stick anymore. I searched the entire drive (hidden too), trying to locate the text cruzer. It only showed up in the fdi-cache file, so I"m not sure how to correct the problem (I would have thought the info would have been stored in a conf file or something, or the UI wouldn't let me input invalid text.
So while the fdi-cache file has errors, it isn't corrupt, however, the errors are not flushed, so I'm stuck at this point. Is it safe for me to sudo delete the fdi-cache file post normal bootup? What would be lost? As a newbie, if anyone has suggestions on where I can learn more about this low level behavior, I'm all ears. Running latest Intrepid. Thanks in advance Rick Sprenkle -- hal will not start if fdi-cache is corrupted https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/352303 You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. -- ubuntu-bugs mailing list ubuntu-bugs@lists.ubuntu.com https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-bugs
