This bug has been "idle" for almost 2 years, but I found a similair
situation, which could make this bug much more important.
Since kernel 3.10, the "bcache" module was introduced. This essentially
enables users to use a SSD disk as caching device. A sort of "storage
tiering" (/ hierarchical stora
Same problem here.
Besides the corosync.postinst script error, the install also shouldn't
fail on starting corosync-notifyd.
Workaround to get the package installed:
- Change "default" to "defaults" in
/var/lib/dpkg/info/corosync.postinst (line 23)
- Put a "exit 0" in the top of the "start()" fun
Package: pidgin-sipe
Version: 1.13.1-2
I have an Office Communicator account configured in Pidgin. In my
contact list, some of the contacts show as "Away".
When logging in via the native Windows client, or the web-based
interface (CWA), the reason for them being away is "In a WebEx
meeting". Howe
close 668103
stop
Sorry about this false report. It seems some way, the
gnome-control-panel package was removed by a aptitude upgrade at some
time. After reinstalling this, everything works fine...
Sincerely,
Roel Brook
2012/4/8, Debian Bug Tracking System :
> Thank you for filing a new Bug repo
I had the same problem too, but after some Googling, 1 of 2 things
seem to be causing these crashes:
- The ~/.nv/GLCache directory holding old caches. Removing this
directory fixes this for some users (not me though)
- Gnome3 searching through .local/share/recently-used.xbel. I emptied
this file an
2011/8/9, maximilian attems :
> just use rootdelay bootparam, instead of such hacks.
>
I'm sorry if I was unclear, but rootdelay does NOT help in this situation.
As the documentation explains, rootdelay delays between SCSI scan and
mdadm / LVM assembly / scan.
I need a delay between mdadm assemb
I have succesfully worked around this "issue" by adding a "sleep 2" to
the top (below the dependency checking) in
/usr/share/initramfs/scripts/local-top/lvm2
By introducing a delay before actually scanning for LV's, my system
boots succesfully every time.
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2011/7/8, maximilian attems :
> On Fri, 08 Jul 2011, Roel Brook wrote:
>
>> When booting the system, it seems there is a race condition between
>> assembling
>>..
>> "lvm vgdisplay" after running a "lvm vgchange -ay"
>
> tried to use rootdelay=X with a small value?
> see http://wiki.debian.org/Init
2011/2/5, martin f krafft :
> also sprach Roel Brook [2011.02.04.0205 +0100]:
>> It complains "cannot find /proc/mdstat. If I modprobe the md module from
>> the prompt, and then manually run /scripts/local-top/mdadm, it does
>> assemble the array.
>>
>> I'm just not really sure where to tell local
2011/1/30, NeilBrown :
>
> This is the correct fix. Remove the DEVICE line.
Will I be able to implement this fix? If so, how?
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