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[Jarige <jarikvh@xxxxxxxxx>]

The file in the workaround does not exist. In Lucid, apparently, that
file has been judged obsolete and been removed. There's probably a file
which does the same, or some other workaround that will do this every
boot.

I attached an .sh file for the convenience, and I changed 'sudo' to
'gksudo' so you'll get a graphical interface question for the root
password instead of a commandline version.  You can download it in your
/home directory, and make it run every boot by going to  System ->
Preferences -> Startup Applications and click on 'Add'. Type anything in
the name section, and type this command in the command section: sh
~/workaround.sh

I don't know whether this works though. I don't have this bug anymore
for some strange reason (without workaround). So I can't test it... And
again, the workaround is not mine.

** Attachment added: "workaround"
   http://launchpadlibrarian.net/45909624/workaround.sh

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