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2013-06-08T09:21:12Z
yes, they are automatically started on boot/shutdown.
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2012-11-16T12:18:51Z
the udev rule proposed on the wiki is, well, crap. you are not supposed to use udev rules to mount devices, there are not meant to be used for complex tasks like this.see also https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=143023
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2012-08-21T13:47:48Z
the mysql service file and mysql-post script from the Systemd/Services wiki page have been moved to the package and you created them manually before, that's why you get this error.
You may have to set another profile for your card. in pavucontrol this is under "configuration", I'm sure the gnome settings have it somewhere as well.
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2012-12-15T17:57:42Z
Actually, I do have the exact same problem on my Sony Vaio S, I just didn't look into it because I rarely reboot. What laptop do you have, Sony as well?
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2012-04-02T13:01:24Z
remove dbus-launch, it is started from /etc/X11/xinit/xinitrc.d/*
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2012-09-29T11:37:59Z
From the networkmanager man page:Each script receives two arguments, the first being the interface name of the device just activated, and second an action.... meaning you would have to setIFACE=$1
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2012-12-08T12:58:29Z
that's weird, never seen this. Remove the "quiet" parameter from your kernel command line so you can see where it actually hangs.Only other thing I can think of is to disable one service after the other one by one to see which one causes this.
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2013-05-05T10:18:31Z
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