I've encountered this bug on the past TWO kernel updates of my Xubuntu
16.04.4 (now .5) system that uses an Nvidia card. Initially I found that
falling back to the previous kernel was a satisfactory workaround. This
morning, I tried using the "Additional drivers" system setting to change
from the N
s/metter/better/!!!
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Title:
nvidia-graphics-drivers-304 304.137-0ubuntu2 ADT test failure with
linux 4.15.0-1.2 [error: implicit declaration of
Public bug reported:
Xubuntu 14.04.1, fully updated. Since approximately November 15, 2014,
running logrotate via cron.daily has stopped the proftpd server via
SIGHUP, but server fails to re-start. Manually restarting works
properly. Am not certain whether problem is in logrotate or proftpd, but
n
s are stored on it. Can you add the appropriate tag for me,
please?
Thank you.
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Title:
file splice in pool causes network timeout
For what it's worth, the same thing happens in Linux 3.2.0-59-generic
i686; I don't have any older kernels still in place on either system to
see if it goes farther back than that.
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I first noticed this about three weeks ago while scrolling through a
large PDF file via rdesktop; finally located error messages in kern.log
today. Symptom is sudden loss of network connection. Both systems
involved must be shut down, allowed to cool for several minutes, then
I see that the fix was released almost three weeks ago, but have not yet
seen any update in my 12.04.1 LTS installation. Meanwhile the zombie
attack continues. Will there be a backport to the LTS system soon?
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It's probably due to the new boot-up routines, which attempt to do the
mounting before the network has been brought up. It's still a bug,
though, since mounting of network connections should be delayed, not
skipped.
The workaround is to put a "manual" mount command into the /etc/rc.local
file, whi
Update to comment 456:
Workaround 2 had no effect either, but inverting the setting of
Workaround 1 from "false" to "true" did solve the problem on the test
system. It no longer comes up in "work offline" mode.
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[MASTER] [WORKAROUND] "Offline Mode" feature fails to detect proper online
state
I have three boxes all running Lucid and all fully updated as of 5 Sept
2010. All three have unmanaged interfaces via /etc/network/interfaces
entries. On this box Firefox works normally. On the other two it always
comes up in offline mode, and Workaround 1 listed in comment 1 of this
report has no
I have three boxes all running Lucid and all fully updated as of 5 Sept
2010. All three have unmanaged interfaces via /etc/network/interfaces
entries. On this box Firefox works normally. On the other two it always
comes up in offline mode, and Workaround 1 listed in comment 1 of this
report has no
In my case the added code was VGA=771 and the effect was to convert the
display font to unreadable garbage, not only for the text displayed
during boot but for all virtual terminals using text mode. However the
GUI on tty7 operated normally. Manually removing the VGA=771 from
/etc/default/grub cure
I'm still affected by this bug, and have partially verified that it
still exists in the 10.04 release. I'm running 8.04.4, fully updated
(kernel is 2.6.24-28-generic), and the affected adapter is an nVidia
MCP61 Ethernet adapter on the motherboard. The lockup only happens a
short time after noon lo
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