Just in case someone wants to fix this particular issue, a good starting
point is probably gcc commit 4b9a75da84 from Dec 25, 2013. This removes
the enum target_cpu_default and therefore also the enum value
TARGET_CPU_DEFAULT_max.
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I can confirm this happening with gcc 4.8.2 and llvm 3.4 on x86_64 Arch linux.
Is anyone working on a fix?
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dragonegg: FTBFS: ABIHack.inc:
Yes, it works, so the patch was successful.
By net information I mean the string displayed directly under the
applet's switch. I honestly have no idea why this has been changed for
the latest gnome3, but back with the gnome2 applets gui I had there a
string displaying net provider, signal strength
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NM
Ok, I did another test. Here are the results.
Test sequence:
* Clean reboot, disabled networkmanager at startup/boot (it was never started)
* sudo modem-manager --debug --timestamp
* Started networkmanager service
* Disabled wlan right after connection was up (could not be done earlier due to
...
How do I start modemmanager with this flag?
Should I start it manually before starting networkmanager?
I'll write more later, am busy at the moment.
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Tested it, but didn't fix the issue. More information tomorrow, as I just wiped
out my complete comment (due to my deactivated network connection) that I wrote
the past half an hour -,-
for now just dmesg and messages.log Logs.
I hope there is not .. too much information in my messages.log.
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.. only noticed, that it is rfkill1 on my machine.
There is also /sys/devices/platform/thinkpad_acpi/wwan_enable ...
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Disable mobile broadb
No, turning it off using the /sys/devices/... switch works fine for me. The LED
goes off, signalling that the modem is not powered.
It can be powered on again using the switch and can then be used to connect.
Yes, there is a physical button to completely disable it.
But:
This button disables ALL
Bug is still unresolved with networkmanager 0.9.4.0-6.
The link to the report on gnome bugs is rather useless, as it does NOT fix the
issue.
The main problem is not the "wrong" behaviour of the GUI, instead the
still active device causes troubles (power consumption)
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gnome-volume-control crashed with SIGABRT in raise()
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Hi there!
The issue is still present, even on my currently installed maverick. But
nevertheless I solved the problem for me by using uswsusp. This just
works fine, I only need to provide the "force" option on suspend to ram.
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