Bug bit me too. I got it to a point where I could get the error to cease for one restart then it would come back.
Dell GX520 32-bit old warhorse used as a library catalog kiosk. Ubuntu v. 10.10. On boot a script restores a .tar backup of the public user profile (home folder) so that if a user messes with the PC, we just reboot, same idea as DeepFreeze for Windows. Upon a 3 second delay to allow the restore script to fire and complete, auto-logon fires off into the public kiosk desktop, but the "254" error comes up first, hit OK and everything is just fine with how the PC operates.
I tried all the solutions everyone has suggested and it's not flying, or it might only work for one round, and I am creating a new .TAR after each attempt to fix so I don't overwrite the fix on reboot.
Here's a clue: if I do a restart, it goes clean (sometimes). A cold boot yeilds the error consistantly.
I hope someone can see something in my .xsession... file that would point to what I'm missing.
Thanks to all,
Alex Ernst
Bethlehem Public Library
Delmar NY USA
Bug bit me too. I got it to a point where I could get the error to cease for one restart then it would come back.
Dell GX520 32-bit old warhorse used as a library catalog kiosk. Ubuntu v. 10.10. On boot a script restores a .tar backup of the public user profile (home folder) so that if a user messes with the PC, we just reboot, same idea as DeepFreeze for Windows. Upon a 3 second delay to allow the restore script to fire and complete, auto-logon fires off into the public kiosk desktop, but the "254" error comes up first, hit OK and everything is just fine with how the PC operates.
I tried all the solutions everyone has suggested and it's not flying, or it might only work for one round, and I am creating a new .TAR after each attempt to fix so I don't overwrite the fix on reboot.
Here's a clue: if I do a restart, it goes clean (sometimes). A cold boot yeilds the error consistantly.
I hope someone can see something in my .xsession... file that would point to what I'm missing.
Thanks to all,
Alex Ernst
Bethlehem Public Library
Delmar NY USA