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I'm not a gnome user, but I know there is a gconf-editor utility that can be used to set file permissions. Maybe your home directory permissions are screwed up.
Have look here: openSUSE Tutorials Enable the Advanced File Permissions Dialog in Nautilus | Tombuntu I found this gnome tutorial. Have a look at 'pitfalls' section towards bottom of page. Specifically, there is some info concerning what to do if everything seems messed up for a user. I would make sure you back up any crucial data (on usb stick) before attempting anything radical though. Good luck. |
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No, it's not that dangerous. At the next boot it will just (re)discover all your hw. Search the suse db - though I'm not quite sure as I said that this would help in the end. And after all if you plan to reinstall...
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Creating a new user helped?
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Nope. I tried creating a new use and the logging in with it with no luck. Then I tried logging in as root with the same result...
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What does dmesg say?
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Right now, I am actually doing the clean install. I'll let everyone in if the problem persisted after the procedure or if it was corrected. Thanks everyone for helping out.
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