trouble with GNOME power manager
Each time I try to log in to my system, I get the same warning: The configuration defaults for the GNOME power manager did not load correctly. I cannot get beyond this screen, and so I know of no way to get into the configs to make any modifications. It would appear that I'll have to proceed with a system installation disk, though I suspect that any config changes made in a session booted from the installation disk will not be persisted the next time I try to boot from the hard drive. Can anyone help me?
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- 2011-04-03
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- 2011-04-03
BabyGeek (babygeek) said : | #1 |
At the login screen press CTRL + ALT + F1 and type these commands:
sudo apt-get remove powermgmt-base
sudo apt-get install powermgmt-base
sudo reboot
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