Still broke in Ubuntu 14.10.
network-manager 0.9.8.8-0ubuntu28
network-manager-openvpn 0.9.8.4-2ubuntu1
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I just ripped open both the amd64 package and the i386 package... these
file '/etc/java-7-openjdk/fontconfig.bfc' is actually "in sync" between
the two packages, but both are files of 0 length. I think this may be a
compare bug in the pre/postinst files? Or a bug in dpkg itself?
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Yeah, looks like this may be an issue in dpkg...
# strings /usr/bin/dpkg | grep is\ not\ in
conffile '%s' is not in sync with other instances of the same package
%.250s is not installed.
Package %s which provides %s is not installed.
Package %s is not installed.
# dpkg -S /usr/bin/dpkg
dpkg
Actually, I WAS running with i915.i915_enable_fbc=0 when this happened,
so that is not a fix for me...
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I'm now booting with i915.i915_enable_fbc=0 kernel param to see if I
still have trouble, per https://lkml.org/lkml/2011/10/20/392
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Tripped exactly when power management blanked screen and turned off the
backlight. I was dead in the water, sshd was listening but I couldn't
get in, standard power button hit did not work (I let it sit for a few
minutes), only hard reset (hold down power button) would do.
>From most recent 3.0.0
Absolutely quick and dirty fix for this...
$ apt-get source gnome-settings-daemon
...
$ sudo apt-get build-dep gnome-settings-daemon
...
$ sudo apt-get devscripts build-essential fakeroot patch patchutils
...
$ cd gnome-settings-daemon-3.2.0
$ patch -p1 < 0001-change.patch
$ debuild -uc -us -b
...
VLAN interfaces (e.g., eth0.2) work for me in 2.6.35-28-generic, but are
broken past that. 2.6.37-* is broken as well as 2.6.38-* in (soon to be
released) natty. Sporadic packet loss in reception of packets. Seems
they get lost in the stack somewhere. Turning off generic-segmentation-
offload a
Was going to open a new bug, but the title does cover 2.6.38 as well...
This still isn't working for me. Getting a protection fault when
calling afs_fill_super. Both 1.4.14 and 1.6.0-pre2 are giving me this
error when AFS starts, linux-image-2.6.38-6-generic...
Anybody else seeing this?
Mar 10
And the only thing that is saving face (with me) right now is this in a
terminal window:
$ while [ 1 ] ; do compiz --replace; done
It is crashing and restarting (per the loop) with no discernible
pattern.
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Having the same problem, but I cannot find a reproducable set of
steps... yet. Compiz segfaults in libregex library:
Versions, from natty:
$ COLUMNS=160 dpkg -l | grep compiz
ii compiz 1:0.9.2.1+glibmainloop4-0ubuntu3
OpenGL window and compositing manager
ii comp
I pulled the packages from the PPA and latest 2.6.37-11-generic
(~lucid1) kernel, all works fine! No Oops. Of course, it needs broader
testing since this is roughly RC quality... would be good to release
1.4.14 for the less adventurous and close this bug specifically. Let me
know if you want any
Nope... all is matched up.
$ dpkg -l | grep openafs
ii libpam-openafs-session 1.7-1build1 PAM module to obtain PAGs
and AFS tokens (transitional package)
ii openafs-client 1.6.0~pre1-1 AFS distributed
filesystem client support
ii openafs-krb5
FWIW, openafs-modules-dkms from debian experimental (1.6.0~pre1-1)
builds on 2.6.37-11-generic and 2.6.25-23-generic, but when the module
is loaded into 2.6.37-11-generic, it segfaults and pretty much locks up
the vfs subsystem. Here's the segfault from kern.log:
(after # /etc/init.d/openafs-clie
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I upgraded to isc-dhcp-server 4.1.1 and found the server wouldn't start.
Tracked it down to missing read permissions in the shipped apparmor
profile. After strace-ing, added the following quick change and
restarted apparmor to allow access to /proc/{pid}/net/dev so dhcpd can
The error is a typo in slapd.templates, so I guess this goes upstream.
Here's a quick patch. My package version is 2.4.23-0ubuntu3.2
(maverick) on AMD64. This file gets installed in
/var/lib/dpkg/info/slapd.templates if you want to hand edit, dpkg-
reconfigure, and move on with life...
# diff -u
This does fix this particular bug (not recognizing the iSight camera),
but there unfortunately are still more problems with the uvcvideo driver
for this camera (No valid video chain found). Here is output from doing
"rmmod uvcvideo && modprobe uvcvideo trace=15" using your kernel:
$ tail /var/log
Jeremy, yes. Full SHA1 is 68f194e027ecfbbc8d5515bc40787e542eed59e9
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Jeremy, I did test the latest upstream release. This was fixed in
commit 68f194e0 in the mainline Linux kernel tree.
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You
See bug 544740. There is an upstream fix for it, commit 68f194e0.
The iSight camera *sometimes* reports it's format as below, note the
-8000- in the format string instead of -- as it should be.
Mar 22 18:52:27 localhost kernel: [ 9417.193438] uvcvideo: Unknown video format
32595559--001
Specifically fixes this error message:
Mar 22 18:52:27 localhost kernel: [ 9417.193438] uvcvideo: Unknown video format
32595559--0010-8000-00359b71
Mar 22 18:52:27 localhost kernel: [ 9417.193443] uvcvideo: Found UVC 1.00
device Built-in iSight (05ac:8507)
Mar 22 18:52:27 localhost kerne
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AlsaVersion: Advanced Linux Sound Architecture Driver Version 1.0.21.
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USERPID ACCESS COMMAND
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CRDA: Error: [Errno 2] No suc
I'm seeing similar behavior where the icon appears and disappears in the
Notification area. Attached is a full strace from running it for less
than a minute and disconnecting and reconnecting power. Each time there
is an event or a poll, the icon disappears and reappears often expanding
the size
I can confirm I'm seeing the same issue with gnome-settings-daemon after
update to 2.27.4-0ubuntu1 WITHOUT pulseaudio installed and running.
When I install pulseaudio, pulseaudio-esound-compat, , pulseaudio-
module-hal, and pulseaudio-module-x11, then gnome-settings-daemon stops
looping and is "hap
My problem looks a lot like bug #393069 too...
$ dpkg -l | grep devicekit-disk
ii devicekit-disks 005-0ubuntu1
abstraction for enumerating block devices
/var/log/kern.log:
Jun 28 02:42:24 cheetah kernel: [15991.940116] usb 1-2: new high s
I also updated earlier today to latest karmic bits and I now get the
same error as above with my crypto USB drive when I plug it in. It is
detected properly and I am prompted for the passphrase to decrypt, but
then I get an error dialog with the same error message as above.
Interesting in that eve
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This is against Karmic Alpha 1.
After upgrading and rebooting, when Xorg started (via gdm), I got an
error dialog "/usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanity-check-2 exited with code
256" to which I clicked the Close button. Display
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This is against Karmic Alpha 1.
After upgrading and rebooting, when Xorg started (via gdm), I got an
error dialog "/usr/lib/libgconf2-4/gconf-sanity-check-2 exited with code
256" to which I clicked the Close button. Display manager failed to
This doesn't much matter to me anymore, I use FreeBSD now for servers
when I have a choice.
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Another data point. I'm having the same overall issue using the
radeonhd driver on my laptop, so there may or may not really be an issue
with leaks in the nvidia driver. It sure seems to be related to firefox
and flash content as the memory usage of the xorg process ramps up when
I run firefox (1
"dpkg --purge uswsusp" fixes the problem for me. After doing that and
rebooting (update-initramfs is run), I have suspend back in the Gnome
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You re
This is a regression from previous behavior, which I got used to as the
reporter mentions. Under Hardy/Gutsy, you only got one nm-managed
interface brought up out of several available (wired and wireless), with
wired preferred. When you unplug wired, it brings up wireless.
So, it's doing it for
I upgraded to linux-image-2.6.27-4-generic and found that e1000e has
been removed, but the PCI IDs were not added back to the e1000 driver...
:-/ Can we get a -4-generic with an e1000 with PCI IDs from e1000e
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William, I hope you've used a package management tool other than the new
GUI-based system upgrade utility, otherwise this is going to feel like
being taught how to run butterfly time trials when you don't know how to
swim yet... i.e., you need to know how to drive 'aptitude' in a
terminal window.
I am seeing this as well after an upgrade to 8.04 in OpenOffice when
select Open (a file):
$ openoffice
$
GLib-GObject-ERROR **: g_type_plugin_*() invalidly modified type `GFileInfo'
aborting...
And now OpenOffice is just hung with the File menu open and had to be
killed.
Restarting soffice.bi
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I can confirm on an AMD64 system as well. Only 6 or so packages updated
in the last couple of hours and left my system in a dead state. (I was
testing to see if the latest 2.6.24.12.22 version of linux-
imag
This bug is not really related to bug 184225. That bug has a simple
fix.
>From the Debian bug 444697, there apparently is an ABI change in Xorg
1.4 that breaks this. The xorg-xerver bits in this package are too old
(1.0.2) to work with 1.4.1 that is in the Hardy xserver-xorg-core
package now.
-
Simple fix to get this one to compile, patch attached. Verified it
builds now.
Still does NOT solve bug #180619. This package needs the xorg-server
bits updated to match xserver-xorg-core package version (1.4.1 in Hardy)
and some input refactoring done, per Debian bug 444697.
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This directly affects me as well. I can confirm this problem with alpha
5 and latest updates through today for Hardy. I have an amd64 platform
(Athlon X2 3800.. dual core) that I'm testing Hardy on.
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Additional patch to source from debian package to make it build... also
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1.2.6 is a bit long in the tooth... 2.0 (and 2.0.2) was release in
December 2007 and I've been using it since then with no problems. Would
be nice to have a recent version of rails included in Hardy.
I've started playing with Alpha 5 and noticed
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be a non-issue for Gutsy.
# apt-get dist-upgrade
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Calculating upgrade... Done
The following packages have been kept back:
gnome-th
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FYI, this is an AMD64 box.
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I blindly rebooted the first time (as the notice was posted over the
"checklist") and got back a 7.04 Feisty system... it did download all
the packages, it just didn't install them.
Will attach /var/log/dist-upgrade output... nothing obvi
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Data loss issue in 1.5.2.3 Feisty backport of git-core. Loss problem is
fixed in git-core 1.5.2.5 source (upstream).
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Martin, is it not supposed to work with pmount? Like it did in Dapper?
I know the whole gnome-mount / gnome-volume-manager interaction
changed...
Using mount as root works for me, but that is very inconvenient. I got
used to the nice way it detected the LUKS volume (on my SD memory card
via USB
Sorry, not in Dapper, but in Edgy...
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Sigh, I can't reproduce it now... I tried running firefox with gdb
attached, same web sites... it wouldn't crash this time. Sorry. :(
If it happens again, I'll restart with gdb attached and select Restore
Session and try to reproduce...
This could very well be flash related, could be anything
This happened to me. I've moved tabs before, so it doesn't happen all
the time...
I was able to reproduce though... If you try to move the First tab
(left-most tab) to a different place, you'll get a crash. If you try to
move any other tab, even to be in first position (left-most), no crash.
Ve
This is fixed for me in Feisty... OO 2.1. But, I'm only using (full)
hinting... no "smoothing" / anti-aliasing in the Feisty version. Sure
looks like it's using the full byte code interpreter in libfreetype
properly again.
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Using Edgy to build a couple servers, amd64 and i386... found that I
had to fool around in a shell to adjust the chunksize of the RAID 5
arrays I built on these servers, and also found that mdadm is being
called without the --assume-clean
I also don't know if the "-R stride=X" parameter is being passed to
mke2fs either, but that also needs to be adjusted based on the
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Oh, and I tried taking the latest 2.0.4-0ubuntu4, noticed it has a patch
that's a subset of the Fedora hinting patch... Didn't fix the problem
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The fontconfig patch from Fedora still doesn't fix the problem. I tried
that. It seems that somehow, even with the bytecode interpreter turned
on in libfreetype6 (as it is in Debian/Ubuntu), OO doesn't use it. I
had looked at this in some depth but the water went over my head and I
gave up the h
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I know the page had frames and/or iframes in it (JetBlue
purchase/itinerary confirmation page with ads for rental cars and
hotels), but I can't reproduce unless I buy another ticket, which I
don't need to do right now. :-/ Retrieving the itinerary page to print
again after r
Well, same problem here. Fonts are fine in all other apps except OO.
They looked really terrible in OO after first upgrading from dapper to
edgy.
After reading all the comments here, I grabbed libfreetype6 from dapper
(2.1.10-1ubuntu2.2), unpacked it (dpkg -x ...), copied
libfreetype6.so.6.3.8 to
Well, same problem here. Fonts are fine in all other apps except OO.
They looked really terrible in OO after first upgrading from dapper to
edgy.
After reading all the comments here, I grabbed libfreetype6 from dapper
(2.1.10-1ubuntu2.2), unpacked it (dpkg -x ...), copied
libfreetype6.so.6.3.8 to
A "me too"... trying out Edgy Beta on an AMD64 box. I recall this
happened in the past in Debian, so it's a regression. I'm guessing it
snuck back into upstream.
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I think this particular bug can be closed. We're just stuck with using
ATI's proprietary fglrx driver on laptops with recent ATI chipsets, as
supplied in Dapper by an appropriate linux-restricted-modules-* package,
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