(define (convert-csi-input port)
(let ((char (read-char port)))
(case char
((#\A) 'up)
((#\B) 'down)
((#\C) 'right)
((#\D) 'left)
((#\H) 'home)
((#\F) 'end)
((#\1) (if (eat!-char? #\~ port) 'home #f)) ; vt220 find / linux home
((#\2) (if (eat!-c
> Joseph Salisbury (jsalisbury) wrote 40 minutes ago: #3
>
> Would it be possible for you to test the latest upstream kernel?
I'm sorry but I am not able to test any snapshot builds, upgrades or
else. I've got a fixed time frame to get the machine up and running, do
some testing, configuration,
Public bug reported:
I tried an installation with the ext4 file system on the system partition.
Sometimes - once a day or every two days - I had what I call a disk operation
storm: a lot of disk activity on the physical hard disk, unresponsive mouse
cursor, bad performance for some seconds. The
On 13/06/2015 22:06, Christopher M. Penalver wrote:
> Michael Titke:
>
>> "- It's referred as a MacBook4,2..."
> Not according to your bug description.
True. It really says 4,1
>
> Despite this, just to clarify, when I say install successfully I mean it
>
On 13/06/2015 18:50, Christopher M. Penalver wrote:
> Michael Titke, thank you for reporting this and helping make Ubuntu
> better. Just to clarify, are you able to take your MacBook4,1 when it
> had OSX on it, download a Ubuntu live environment, and install without
> any manual modifi
Regarding the EFI variables (default boot entry & chime volume) I found
the following situation:
- the kernel from live / installation dvd / iso does really contain the
screwed up efi module configuration: there doesn't seem to be any way to
access the firmware from within the live system
- the i
Public bug reported:
Please make Ubuntu Install default to using sane EFI compatible
partitioning scheme and boot loader installation.
Full Install
Partition Table: GPT
First Partition: Boot / ESP Label: EFI (VFAT/FAT32 with GPT boot flag enabled -
see Mange Flags in gparted)
On my Mac which
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