You need the nvidia-bl-dkms package installed AFAIK. I think pommed has
been deprecated, so I would suggest removing it. This may be of some
help (even though it's for Macbook5,1):
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBook5-1/Intrepid
You can get to guides for other macbook models from that link,
Err, meant to say Info.plist file not fdi file :)
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I believe the relevant information may also be found in Apple's fdi file for
the HDA chip. It's located for me on my OSX drive at:
/System/Library/Extensions/AppleHDA.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AppleHDAPlatformDriver.kext/Contents/Info.plist
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Hi Chris,
A quick launchpad search reveals that there are a couple of bugs open on
this. You may want to comment on this one:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/mouseemu/+bug/251830
I'm able to confirm this issue for all recent macbook and macbook pro
models. Frankly, it seems to me that m
Do you have mouseemu installed? If so try removing it, restart X, and
see if that fixes the problem.
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Could this be related to this bug:
https://bugs.edge.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xfree86-driver-synaptics/+bug/336523
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Hello Alex,
The bug you have referred us to has been fixed. It seems to me that the
issue is specific to your setup. If you would like your bug to be
resolved, please provide additional information so that the problem can
be identified. It would be useful to know at which point the
installation fa
This is a known issue with all nvidia drivers. From what I understand
the driver assigns unique refresh rates to different displays in order
to differentiate between them. In any case, I've detailed the solution
here: http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=810814
Please be aware that by disabli
I can confirm this issue also exists on my Macbook Pro 4,1 running
Intrepid. Here's the requested information: http://www.alsa-
project.org/db/?f=3e98928842d58d7406cd2458ada92aa525c294d1
I'm reopening the bug.
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Hello Sebastien,
It turns out I had "Check incoming messages for junk" enabled in
Preferences > Mail Preferences > Junk. Even though I had junk filtering
disabled for all accounts in Mail Accounts. Now I don't experience this
anymore.
I wouldn't call this fixed though. First instead of piling on
In an effort to move this along, I've patched banshee myself. I've attached a
screenshot of what my change looks like. I am not fully satisfied with this
solution, because as it turns out the original song reporting GUI option
performed two tasks:
1. It reports a song as "Now Playing" to last.fm
Hello Alexander,
Internet Sharing cannot be currently configured without falling back to
the command line in GNOME. Network Sharing can indeed be enabled with
the network manager applet, but that does not set up internet sharing.
The official ubuntu wiki guide currently requires command line blac
I am also affected by this bug. Attached is a screenshot of the problem.
The following output gets printed to the console:
Remember to register some spam and ham messages before you
use bogofilter to evaluate mail for its probable spam status!
Can't open file 'wordlist.db' in directory '/home/alex
My bad. It looked to me like I have the exact same issue, so reopening
seemed like the right thing to do :)
I've searched launchpad and there seems to be a lot of bugs filed around
wrong email counts. I guess I'll just wait for some patches to be issued
and see if that resolves it for me.
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I'm still affected by this bug in Intrepid with all updates applied.
I've attached a screen shot. The email count is wrong in my search
folders. It is correct in the individual IMAP folders.
Running evolution from command line didn't show anything useful. I'm
reopening the bug.
** Attachment adde
My rocketfish bluetooth mouse also wouldn't reconnect on reboot on a
clean installed Intrepid. Selecting "Always visible" fixed this problem.
I did not install or change anything else.
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I've reopened with the above clarification. I hope that's ok.
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Do not scrobble (add to last.fm library) radio songs
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Hello Andrew,
I wasn't very clear. What I meant was that song reporting should only be
enabled for local tracks but not tracks from the radio. Currently
enabling song reporting also scrobbles the radio. This is undesired as
most radio tracks (from last.fm and from internet radio stations) I do
not
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: banshee
Some recommended songs from the last.fm radio are good and some are not.
I do not want my last.fm library to be cluttered with songs I don't like
just because I decided to listen to last.fm's recommendations. The
iPhone last.fm application allows
I can confirm this bug on Hardy emerald 0.7.2 and compiz 0.7.4.
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I can confirm that this issue still exists on Hardy with a GeForce 8600M GT.
Sync to vblank for video rendering does not currently work.
Note that I have sync to vblank enabled in CCSM. That fixes the window tearing
while moving, but not video tearing.
The comments by an NVIDIA representative mi
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Hello Colin,
Sorry, I was away for a week. I've tried the patched appleir module in
your PPA and it works on my macbook pro 4,1.
Cheers,
Alex
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I should also note that I've tested this patch on a Macbook Pro 4,1
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I've also sent the patch to the kernel-team mailing list.
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Attached is the patch for appleir, which makes it work with the new macbooks
(i.e., the ones which have IR device ID of 0x8242).
In addition, the patch changes the key codes for back and forward to correspond
with those used on apple keyboards. That way media controls on the remote work
out of t
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Importance: Undecided => Low
Assignee: (unassigned) => Alex Karpenko (alexkarpenko)
Status: New => Confirmed
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The first thing I do on a keyboard with a numeric pad, is to enable the
numeric functionality. I always thought that having it act as a
directional pad by default is counter intuitive. I mean, I expect the
fraction of people who use it as a directional pad to be very small
compared to the number of
Justin,
That's the dashboard key: http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1117
(Note the picture is that of a macbook pro keyboard, but I think the usb
keyboard has the same layout).
Alex
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Status: New
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I can confirm the bug, and that the fix resolves the issue. The keyboard layout
for Macbook Pros and Macbook Airs can be viewed here:
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT1117
It should also be noted that KEY_FN_F* produce no keycodes (according to xev),
which means that previously no secondary functio
This driver also fixes some 2D rendering regressions in 169.12 which seems to
affect quite a few people, see first and last post here:
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=109764
The new driver works fine on a Geforce 8600 GT.
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I can confirm that the bug is now fixed.
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I can also confirm the bug with Hardy amd64 and all the latest updates
applied.
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Cool!
By the way, my patch has been accepted upstream and I've also submitted it to
get it into ubuntu sooner.
I guess I'll change this bug's status once it's in the ubuntu source tree.
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Perhaps your problem is related to eitan's. We have the same keyboards, but it
works fine for me with the latest updates.
If you're running Ubuntu 64bit, you can try the hid module I've attached above.
I suspect the dynamic quirk is overridden by some configuration specific
to your setup.
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zkennan,
Are you using the dynamic fix, or have you compiled a custom kernel with the
patch applied?
Your keyboard device id has not changed so things should work. Note, in order
to change brightness etc you need to install pommed 1.16+.
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I just realized my notation might be a bit confusing. When I say fn+F5,
I mean the secondary functionality of F5 (that is decreasing
brightness)...
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Okay, I did some more digging regarding the F4-F6 keys: turns out older
macbooks had no secondary functionality for those keys, so the lookup
table in drivers/hid/hid-input.c reads:
static struct hidinput_key_translation apple_fn_keys[] = {
{ KEY_BACKSPACE, KEY_DELETE },
{ KEY_F1,
It's slightly different; 0x0223 is the device ID of Macbook Air's ANSI
keyboard, so that's where it starts:
options usbhid
quirks=0x05ac:0x0223:0x0800,0x05ac:0x0224:0x4800,0x05ac:0x0225:0x0800
The problem with F4, F5 could be an issue with pommed, but I've not been
able to confirm...
I've updated the patch to include Macbook Air keyboards as per the spec
in Info.plist.
The dynamic fix for Macbook Air is:
options usbhid
quirks=0x05ac:0x0223:0x0800,0x05ac:0x0224:0x4800,0x05ac:0x0225:0x0800
Regarding the function keys, I can confirm your findings, but I believe
it's
Paco,
Could you please attach the Info.plist file located on your OS X partition:
/System/Library/Extensions/AppleUSBTopCase.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AppleUSBTCKeyboard.kext/Contents/Info.plist
Also execute the following command in Ubuntu at the shell:
lsusb -v > lsusb.txt
And attach the resulting
Attached is a patch to fix the fn keys on all new Macbook Pros (v4,1). The
naming scheme follows the one defined by Apple in:
/System/Library/Extensions/AppleUSBTopCase.kext/Contents/PlugIns/AppleUSBTCKeyboard.kext/Contents/Info.plist
The keyboard name is WellspringII, and the Device ID is 0x0230
I've detailed a proper fix that doesn't require patching/kernel recompile/or
the compiled module I've provided above.
The fix is found here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4984452&posted=1#post4984452
The fix loads the usbhid module with an option that adds the new DeviceID to
the quir
Ok I've figured it out. Working from the discussion here: http://www
.mail-archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg01343.html
We need to add 3 new device IDs for the new generation macbooks (the id varies
depending on whether the keyboard is ansi, iso, or jis) for the apple vendor
ID, which is: "#defin
For those who don't want to wait for an official patch, or compile their
own kernel, I've attached the recompiled hid module for amd64 hardy with
the above fix. Follow the instructions in the README and you should get
a functioning fn key ;)
Only tested on 15" Macbook Pro (penryn) running *64bit*
Hi Matt,
I've used the old fashioned debian way to compile the kernel, outlined here:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/Kernel/Compile
I'm not sure what you mean as I'm a bit new to this. If you have a better
resource/more detailed instructions, please do let me know :)
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I've been trying to build restricted modules for a custom hardy kernel,
and after a lot of pain editing rules and control stub it seemed to
work. However, after I installed my custom restricted modules package
nvidia drivers were still not being loaded, and I gave up.
Something that would allow me
For me the device ID is as described:
Bus 005 Device 003: ID 05ac:0230
seaward, which macbook model are you using?
This bug affects all new macbook pro models. It is imperative that it
gets fixed as it prevents the user from adjusting/accessing screen
brightness, volume, media controls, delete, P
I can confirm the bug as described: nothing happens when fn key is
pressed in xev.
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