I saw something similar as well, but not with kdebase. I saw the very
same message when trying to update from Kubuntu 9.10 64-bit to 10.04.
However, a bit before I saw this message it complained about not being
able to install the xorg-video-fglrx package. I was using the ATI
driver packages from
I realize it's a bit late, but my sound has been working fine in Karmic.
Just thought I'd give an update.
On Nov 17, 2009 2:03 PM, "Ubuntu QA Website"
wrote:
** Tags added: iso-testing
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No sound or distorted sound from certain Audigy models by default due to
digital output being unmute...
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Unfortunately, I'm having a completely unrelated issue with my install, so
I'm going to wipe it and install the release version fresh. I'll let you
know when that happens, though.
On Sun, Apr 19, 2009 at 3:58 PM, Daniel T Chen wrote:
> On Sun, 19 Apr 2009, The J wrote:
>
&g
Thanks for the info! I'll remember that when I upgrade to the release
version. One issue I did run into was that my alsa mixer settings were not
being saved, so I would have to mute that A/D Output Jack on every startup.
"aslactl store" would come back with a message saying "/home/jd not our
dir
I just figured out this issue today after not having sound for about a
week using Jaunty. I did update to the latest package but still had no
sound because of this bug, so it may not be fixed for people upgrading
to the latest alsa-utils.
One bug that it *did* fix was that Alsa seemed to be ignor
It will be a while before I get a chance to test this bug. My computer has
been broken for some time now and I am currently unable to fix it. I will
keep this info, though, so that I can try it out when I do get my computer
working again.
On 4/2/08, Fabián Rodríguez <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
I experience this in Kubuntu Feisty (AMD64). Also, I noticed that I
cannot click the Apply button after I add a user in this dialog. Go to
the Advanced tab and look at the Security options. From there, click on
the Password tab. You'll see a box for "SMB passwd file" that points to
/etc/samba/s
I have the same problem here as well with my MX5000 set. I have to
unplug and replug the USB bluetooth dongle (BT 2.0 EDR) when KDM or GDM
start. If I boot into the recovery mode terminal, the keyboard works
and I can start KDM/GDM from there with no problems. I have not tried
removing bluez yet
I use amaroK 1.4.3 in Ubuntu Dapper (x64) and the problem seems to no longer
be there.
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Dapper AMD64: VBR mp3 seek length too long
https://launchpad.net/bugs/41199
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