Its not "some conflict". The kernel has IR drivers in it now, with protocol decoders, so you get native linux input layer events from most stock remotes, no lirc required whatsoever. There's also an lirc bridge driver in the kernel for "legacy" mode, but the need to disable the in- kernel decoders when using it has been covered umpteen times on multiple mailing lists and forums, and *should* be handled automatically with the latest lirc initscript in ubuntu.
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