Yes! Audun's script fixes the bug perfectly! Thanks Audun!
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Andy, thanks for checking back on this.
Consulting my dmesg log, I don't seem to see that "ioread error" anymore
in Ubuntu 9.04, so the issue may be solved.
But I'll keep an eye out for any reappearance in future releases.
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Belkin HUB F5U237 Produces IO Read Errors With Wireless Adapter
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Thank you for your suggestion. However, I'm trying to use the latest
stable Smplayer (0.6.4) and it has been asking me for the latest mplayer
to run at full capacity.
I reported a bug because a simple package install (liblame0) was giving
me an error; if I can get liblame0 to install correctly, us
Public bug reported:
[running Ubuntu 8.10 amd64]
When trying to upgrade to the latest mplayer (1.0svn27751-4) I get a
dependency requirement for liblame0.
However, when trying to install liblame0 from launchpad, I get "failed
to install package" message from gdebi-gtk. (0.3.13)
The liblame0 pac
Alright! Glad to hear you have the specific error pinned down. Thanks
for the attention to my problem, and I wish the kernel team good luck in
fixing it.
When I see such hard work dedicated to a completely free OS, it just
makes me want to support it even more. Thanks again guys!
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** Description changed:
- Previously reported with an older kernel here:
+ Previously reported with Alpha 5 here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/267016
But since then, the beta came out, so I am subm
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Belkin HUB F5U237 Produces IO Read Errors With Wireless Adapter
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Belkin HUB F5U237 Produces IO Read Errors With Wireless Adapter
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Public bug reported:
Previously reported with Alpha 5 here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/267016
But since then, the beta came out, so I am submitting a new bug report
for the new release.
- The difference with the new kernel, is that Gnome-
Hey Leann, I never found the time to post the logs for Alpha 5.
However, when I did have time today, I noticed Beta 1 was out.
So I have submitted the new results (and bugs) in a new report, along with the
three logs:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/278283
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Belkin HUB F5U237 Produces IO Rea
** Description changed:
Previously reported with an older kernel here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/234873
A new report was requested.
+
+
+ The difference with the new kernel, is that Network-Manager can connect to a
Wifi Access p
Public bug reported:
Previously reported with an older kernel here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/234873
A new report was requested.
The difference with the new kernel, is that Network-Manager can connect to a
Wifi Access point even after b
1.) I'm comfortable installing packages, but the fire of "dependency-
hell" is too hot for me.
2.) Yes, I've been looking forward to latest 8.10 alpha, to see if the
new 2.6.27 kernel would work better with my hardware. So I'd be happy to
file a report on how that goes.
The 2.6.26 kernel DOES hav
Public bug reported:
When using the older generic kernel for Ubuntu 7.10, the hub functioned
perfectly with my Belkin F5D7050 wireless adapter.
But now, Ubuntu 8.04's linux-image-2.6.24-17-generic kernel, I get the
following IO Read Errors when using my wireless adapter through the hub:
>From "d
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