On 11-07-07 03:10 AM, Robert Roth wrote:
>Did you toggle showing the technical items (by default, Software center only
>displays application, you have to click the bottom bar to show the technical
>items=standard packages)?
Oops! I honestly didn't notice that.
That's what I was looking for.
It w
Public bug reported:
Could there be an option to switch to synaptic from the software center?
It's rather irritating to find out the package I'm looking for is in the
repositories, but is not shown in the software center; if I've just
installed something, I still have root privileges, but to run s
I can confirm this on amd64 with an ATI Radeon HD 5670 using fglrx.
This madness could be related to my bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/nautilus/+bug/784651
Amongst the host of memory hogging programs causing my rig to thrash under
normal conditions, compiz was up there with firefo
Sorry for the triple post, but here are a few graphs for an before and
after comparison of system utilization. The last week is shown, and I
upgraded late sunday, the two blank intervals of time being mandatory
reboots after the upgrade finished.
Notice how rapidly the memory and swap usage rises
I'd also like to note this isn't by any means a underpowered rig; I
built it a few months ago with gaming and CPU intense tasks such as
compiling and multimedia work in mind. Surely a quad core Phenom II
clocked at 3.2GHz is overkill for linux, right? I've got a Radeon HD
5670 for the graphics gru
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memory hog under 11.04
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Nautilus, along with many standard applications, has been gobbling up
all 4Gb of my RAM ever since I've upgraded to Natty. I have a feeling
the extra effects enabled (which I can't seem to *disable*) such as
compiz are putting unnecessary burden
Bug is still alive and kicking. My HP g60 125nr does this and it drives
me nuts. If we can get a discharge rate (Wh/time) isn't it just simple
arithmetic to get at least a half-decent fallback routine should the
current implementation fail/time out? I've had the stock battery
replaced via BestBuy,
Why would LD_PRELOAD'ing libnss_wins.so fix the problem? If I get rhythmbox to
load my freshly built libnss_wins.so instead of the one in /lib (using
LD_LIBRARY_PATH) I can actually get some useful debugging info. Unless I'm
going something totally wrong, rhythmbox is actually segfaulting on
ns
Okay, this is odd. I've gotten the source for samba using "apt-get source
winbind", built it without optimizations, then used LD_PRELOAD to override the
system's copy of libnss_wins.so with my fresh copy, then launched rhythmbox
(which segfaulted whenever it tried to resolve a hostname.) and it
Same problem here.
according to dpkg "/lib/libnss_wins.so.6" is provided by the winbind package.
Before I installed winbind rhythmbox didn't segfault, so this might be a
problem with libnss_wins.
Removing winbind does work as a workaround, but it's not fixing the problem.
If I find why this is hap
I've just looked through the datasheet for the FTDI chip in question.
The Vendor ID and Device ID can be reprogrammed with little effort, so it looks
like "Watts Up? inc." shouldn't be getting the default default IDs associated
with them.
The datasheet can be found here for those who are interest
** Attachment added: "arduino_udev_conflict.txt"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/693203/+attachment/1773085/+files/arduino_udev_conflict.txt
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: upower
A faulty udev rule causes ANY devices that use the popular FDTI RS232 to USB
chips to be falsely identified as a device produced by "Watts Up? inc.".
If the company was too lazy to register a vendor ID then they shouldn't have
their devices be co
It's incorrectly assigning the bluetooth class to my dongle as well.
My phone defaults to "headset mode" if the last two bytes of the device class
aren't defined, like this:
bren...@ohaithar:~$ hciconfig -a
hci0: Type: BR/EDR Bus: USB
BD Address: 00:15:83:15:A3:90 ACL MTU: 672:4 SCO
The latest SVN works.
Considering this project isn't very active would it be okay if I built a
package from the current revision?
I'm not having any problems so far.
I did have to tweak the makefiles to get it to install correctly though, I'll
see if I can track down the cause of that.
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compu
My problem was fixed by removing the Nouveau driver entirely.
If anybody still having this issue and you happen to have a Nvidia card,
consider using Nvidia's driver and uninstalling xserver-xorg-video-nouveau for
the upgrade.
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