[Solved] Just wanted to let people know that I used the script and
instructions here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1046137
and put
options snd-hda-intel model=auto
at the bottom of /etc/modprobe.d/alsa-base.conf and sound works now.
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[Realtek ALC26
This goes back to my previous comment about pinning. I can't figure out
how to un-pin the downgraded version.
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gnome panels suddenly have a 25 second delay after session load
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/593226
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@Bryan: you're right, there are no internal speakers on these boxes,
that's ok though, all the testing I've done has been with a set of
external speakers plugged into the rear output jack. Periodically I've
also tried the front headphone jack.
Regarding Kissake's fix: I don't have an "analog sp
I followed the advice in post #30 and that seems to have solved the
problem. On a side note, since I expect to run 10.04 LTS for a long
time, eventually I will probably need to undo what I've done. I've
searched around on the net about "pinning" version numbers on certain
apt packages, but have n
I confirm that the the suggestion in Post #30 is helpful. I'm trying to
setup a small computer lab. Lab account logins are authenticated by a
kerberos server. Home directories are automounted over nfs from a file
server. User information is distributed by an NIS server. However,
there is a set
Just to follow up, this is a Lucid amd64 installation on a brand new
Optiplex 980.
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[Realtek ALC269] no sound on external speaker jack (Optiplex 980)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/588031
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Optiplex 980, no sound has ever emanated from this machine (or any of
the 15 others in my lab). I've tried updating to alsa 1.0.23, I've
tried both the fix recommended here
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/589915 and the slightly different fix
suggested in this thread. I'm following both hoping fo
As a followup, I can mount the shares automatically on boot if I put an
entry in fstab, but that's not desirable when the laptop is out of the
network containing the samba shares. Better if I can get nautilus
bookmarks for them and only mount them when I know they're available.
Thanks,
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Nautil
Doing this again on a second 32-bit install and now I can't get the
above to work. I have no idea what's different, but it would be great
to track this down. It seems to be a bug in the keyring manager, but
that's only a guess.
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Nautilus in Lucid Lynx Samba could not display network location
Sorry, by 8.10 above I meant 8.04LTS.
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Dual Monitor wallpaper is not scaling across both monitors, same background is
repeated on both monitors instead
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/521492
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Mostly just want to confirm this problem. I have two monitors of
different sizes and in 8.10 the background just stretched across both
screens and filled them up completely--no hassles. I've tried all of
the various options and can't replicate this behavior in 10.04. I even
regenerated the fract
fineconn, I have this bug on a clean 10.04 32-bit install, your
workaround works for me too, thanks. I confirm that a reboot is
required (or at least a logout and login).
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Nautilus in Lucid Lynx Samba could not display network location dbus error
gvfsd-smb-browse
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bu
Quoting Daniel T Chen:
> Is this symptom still reproducible in 8.10?
I haven't moved to 8.10 yet. I'll let you know if (when) I do.
Albert
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IBM R52 Laptop, LCD/CRT toggle doesn't work
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/159185
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I'm running 0.9.56 on Gutsy amd64. In quicken 2001 basic, the print
dialogs all seem to behave correctly, but no printing occurs. I just
installed the same version on a 32 bit laptop and with the same version
of Ubuntu/wine/quicken printing does work.
On a peculiar side note, the backup function
I reinstalled 7.10 and figured out how to change the mask in
/proc/acpi/ibm/hotkey. I tried a number of things:
echo "0x8f" > hotkey #Fn+F7 stops showing up in /var/log/acpi, but
video switch still doesn't work.
echo "reset" > hotkey #Fn+F7 stops showing up in /var/log/acpi, but
video swit
Well, I just finished installing 7.04 and indeed the video switching
works just fine there.
In 7.10, I suspect it's a problem with the hotkey keymask in
/etc/modprobe.d/thinkpad_acpi.modprobe
the contents of which are, by default:
options thinkpad_acpi hotkey=enable,0x8f experimental=1
As n
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: hotkey-setup
Fn+F7 should toggle LCD/CRT modes. Worked in Ubuntu 7.04, doesn't work
on a clean install of Ubuntu 7.10.
As reported by dmidecode the machine is:
IBM
1859BBU
ThinkPad R52
Looking at the tail of /var/log/acpid while pressing the combinati
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