I installed Ubuntu Desktop 10.10 AMD64 on MSI-9130 K8T Master with 2 Opteron 246 CPU's. But System monitor shows only one CPU and out put of cat /proc/cpuinfo is as folows
syed@syed-desktop:~$ cat /proc/cpuinfo
processor : 0
vendor_id : AuthenticAMD
cpu family : 15
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I used to have a trash can icon on my Ubuntu desktop but it has now disappeared.
How do I bring it back?
Sometime (once every 4-5 time) when I boot my machine the desktop icons are missing and I have to log out and in again to get them back.
Besides that the systems works fine.
I am running Natty 64 bit with a GTX275 graphicscard and the latest drivers from X updates.
You can see the problem illustrated below.
It looks like som kind of compiz related problem.
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