I second @maxolasersquad's request. It's such a pity to find that a
solution was implemented so long ago but still lacking in the current
LTS release. This leaves FreeIPA (client install) broken in 20.04.
(The second fix is also highly anticipated since leaving the 'services'
clause in the config
It seems like something fails in the communication between Skanlite and
lower layers, since the text "Waiting for the scan to start" shows the
whole time the scanner is actually scanning. (As stated in the original
post, once it's done scanning the "Invalid argument" error appears.)
I started skan
I have the exact same problem with an HP Scanlite Pro 3500 f1 using the
ESCL driver. In 300 dpi the scan is quick and accurate, but if I
increase resolution (if only to 400 dpi) the device seems to operate in
another mode (perhaps 600 or 1200 dpi that is down-sampled in SW?) and
when scanning compl
I assume I spotted the exact same error as the reporter using Ubuntu
18.04 on Odroid XU4. For me it fails when using FreeIPA (with high
UIDs/GIDs) and Kerberized NFS4. When applying the patch the problem goes
away, but so far I have not give it more testing than that. Considering
the nature of the
I continued to investigate this and when looking for ACPI tools in order
to get some more info, I found a package called hibernate, which I
installed. After that I am now able to successfully suspend (to RAM) and
resume on my nc8230!
hibernate is part of universe, so I guess most people have no pr
I tried the suggestions made by bduchaj above on my HP Compaq nc8230
(which this issue was originally reported on), but unfortunately I had
no success.
When setting ACPI_SLEEP_MODE to standby, the machine was not able to
suspend, but "woke up" immediately when attempting to do so. If I listed
ipw2
