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Binary package hint: texlive-full
I tried to compile latex documents using the templates used in
bioinformatics
(http://www.oxfordjournals.org/our_journals/bioinformatics/for_authors/submission_online.html)
and failed to do so in hardy and intrepid.
Even the test document pr
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I have weird problems with network-manager 0.7. As I have the same
problem on intrepid and hardy (using PPA packages for NM 0.7), I don't
think it can be a kernel problem (it works fine on hardy with NM 0.6 and
the same hardware/kernel).
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Indeed, it looks similar, but I'm not sure it is "only" a kernel bug: on
hardy, using the SAME kernel, the problem is only present if I use
network-manager 0.7
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I can confirm this.
When using compiz, the area selector works fine but the recording is messed up
(and compiz is not yet working/stable/glitch free for everyone).
as a (quick and dirty) workaround, I forced byzanz to set a root window
when selecting an area in src/byzanzselect.c by breaking the
I can confirm this as well (on a 32bit install). It affects pdfcrop as
well, also included in texlive.
I grabbed poppler 0.11.1 from http://poppler.freedesktop.org/ and compiled it
using the debian directory of the 0.11.2 package.
Beside a problem with a missing html documentation, the build went
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it seems similar to bug #399829 which appears at each frequency but 85Hz.
In this case, none of the listed frequency fixes the problem.
ProblemType: Bug
Architecture: i386
Date: Fri Aug 7 16:17:37 2009
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 9.10
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** A
It seems to have been a problem with the in-kernel part of the driver and KMS,
fixed in the latest kernel update (2.6.31-6):
* I spotted some flicker in usplash and text console as well
* booting without KMS removed it
* it is gone, even with KMS enabled in 2.6.31-6 (and back if booting again on
short version: fixed for me
long version: my system was working with self-made packages of poppler 0.11.0
and the same behaviour appeared (I guess) after the latest texlive update.
It is now working fine again with the poppler version available in the archive
but not with the older version!
The
I have mixed feelings about this.
I was about to report a similar bug for grub as the move to UUID
everywhere currently prevents my edgy system from booting (I can boot if
I put back the old "root=/dev/mapper/" argument in grub). I am
marking this as also affecting grub, for the record.
On th
I guess that the original reporter really did mean "not needed", but it my
case, it causes a bug :)
I have just checked, it is still present after recreating my initramfs. The
problem is that it can not find my LVM volume by UUID.
The strange thing is that /etc/fstab has also been modified to use
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after the recent upgrade of gtk-engines, the font rendering is broken in
edgy, as chown in the attached picture
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No, I am using the default ubuntu theme on an up to date edgy system.
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update: I have just launched a Qt app to check and it has the same problem, it
is not a gtk/pango thing.
I might be related with the last xft update:
xft (2.1.10-1ubuntu1) edgy; urgency=low
.
* Merged with Debian experimental
* Fixed libfreetype6-dev Build-Depends
I have this version, I u
Indeed, I was using the nvidia binary driver. I thought it would not work at
all without explicitely telling it to ignore ABI changes...
Great to have xorg 7.1 then, and sorry for the noise!
I am marking the bug as rejected as they is nothing we can do with it, until a
free drivers exists :/
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I can also confirm this problem. The same happened with f-spot which is now
fixed, I tried to rebuild the package (using apt-get source...) but this failed
with:
Printing.cs(17,10): error CS0104: `PrintJob' is an ambiguous reference between
`Gnome.PrintJob' and `Gtk.PrintJob'
after adding the
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An less hideous workaround if you are the only user of the system is to use
openoffice's dialog for open/save (in the "general" section of the options).
Anyway I am happy to learn that a rebuild is sufficient to get back gnome's
save dialog!
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indeed, when launched by a normal user, users-admin crashes and the terminal
output says that this user was not allowed to send a dbus message.
Sorry for the extra fear it gave me. I am still pretty sure to have launched it
as a normal user a while ago, but this was either a separate (fixed) bug
It did also happen at each login for me.
I get ride of it by removing all references to external calendars, I think I
had something weird with my config. I tried once to add a google-calendar
source but entered it in the bad section and then I was unable to delete it.
After some gconf cleanup the
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Binary package hint: epiphany-browser
I have some strange behaviour for javascript-using webpages in epiphany.
As an example, gmail works properly except that I can not actually view
any email (the mail is marked as read but I stay in the list). In the
same vein, neither goog
This _might_ be related to a problem I am currently experiencing on
edgy, see bug 61922
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The recent updates (not sure which one of which package...) fixed the problem
for me :)
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As it seems to be gone for both of us, I think it is better to close
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I can confirm this with the latest kernel in gutsy, not sure if it worked on
feisty (I only installed gutsy on this one).
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I think I have the very same problem, whatever I print using gutsy I get
only one page (which can be two-sided), printing to the same network
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Binary package hint: openoffice.org
one particular slides of one of my odt presentations crashes reliably the ppt
export of openoffice.
The fun thing is that this slide does not have anything fancy, it is juste a
slightly modified version of another slide (some text, colors
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I think so, the cups URI is:
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Binary package hint: evince
The thumbnails generated by evince for some pdf are incomplete (see the
first file in the attached screenshot).
When opening this file, I can "force" evince to display the text by selecting
it. This is painfull but the content seems to be OK.
The
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I had already the post-beta updates, I am using libcairo2
1.4.10-1ubuntu4 (which is stated _not_ to solve #116236).
It is probably not the same problem anyway: the pdf file given in
#116236 (the first one, not the firefox ad) opens fine in my gutsy
system and badly in feisty, while the pdf about w
It failed again. It looks to be caused by the mozilla plugin this time
(and it failed for the same reason on i386, I bet the plugin is disabled
on the arch that succedeed)
mkdir -p -m755 debian/mozilla-openoffice.org/usr/lib/openoffice/program
for f in libnpsoplugin.so nsplugin; do \
Once again the build failed. At least the cause looks different this
time!
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Binary package hint: xorg
Hardware: laptop dell latitude, integrated intel graphic card
Software: up to date hardy AMD64 (updated from gutsy and followed half of hardy
devel cycle, I'll check with a fresh install when I have time to do so). compiz
is disabled, it happens wh
All freezes happened while doing something (reading pdf, using
openoffice). Il all cases I had not-so-big pdf(s) opened in evince.
As I said in my previous comment (after which I reassigned the bug to
evince which was then changed), it indeed looks like a memory leak: the
memory used by evince inc
On Thu, May 8, 2008 at 9:18 AM, unggnu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> It is true that Evince consumes much memory but not more than 130 MB on
> my pc and it often reduces consumption after some time. Since I have
> enough memory I can't confirm it. Could you recheck this issue with a
> Live CD? Is
it may be related to bug #138399 and/or #136523
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The upstream bug is very unlikely to get fixed at all now that the
backend of nautilus is switching from gnome-vfs to gio/gvfs: whatever
the current status, isn't it better to close this bug as wontfix ?
I have juste tested on hardy with the new nautilus and sftp:
* I can cancel a "live" network
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A Openoffice Impress presentatio
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
I have an OOo impress presentation using some transparency (to have a
gradient as background in the master pages). In edit mode it renders
fine but does not work in presentation mode: every partially transparent
item is completely hidden (i
This has been fixed a while ago, with other MD/LVM related bugs.
** Changed in: linux-source-2.6.20 (Ubuntu)
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It seems that the new OOo upload still didn't build on PPC (binaries for
x86 and AMD64 are available). According to
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13083788/buildlog_ubuntu-hardy-
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problem is still the same:
pkgmaintainermangler: Erro
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
I have some weird misbehaviour of gnome-screensaver in combination with compiz
fusion in gutsy.
It is not 100% reproductible but happens most of the time.
It looks like compiz does not let the screensaver lock the screen properly:
when the "unloc
I just ran update-initramfs for my two kernels and I the problem happens only
with the latest one: "2.6.20-14", so I am reassigning the package.
just in case, my initramfs is available here:
http://crfb.univ-mrs.fr/~naldi/initrd.img-2.6.20-14-generic
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S
might be related to #103679, and to #103608 ?
(I am the original reporter of the second, and I have seen the same error
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This looks similar to some other reported bugs: #103679 (I have seen the
same "failed to set xfermode" in the busybox shell) and #103696
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long... If bootup is stopped and you do not get the shell after
a while, this is another bug...
The effect of these 3 bugs sure look different, but at least the hang
introduced with the newer kernel is a common point, other symptoms might
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I would surely test a newer udev packages if it fixes this problem.
Using apt-get source to rebuild the debian package should be fairly
easy, but I guess ubuntu maintains a set of additionnal patches, and
merging them might be non-trivial. Is any of the ubuntu dev willing to
upload a test package s
tells ``testing/unstable``.
/etc/lsb-release exists, and should be used instead.
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Here is my output for udevd. I needed several boots to get it, so I hope
it helps ;)
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mdadm config file as it is included...
On 3/28/07, Ian Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Aurelien Naldi writes ("[Bug 75681] Re: boot-time race condition initializing
> md"):
> > Here is my output for udevd. I needed several boots to get it, so I hope
> > it hel
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> initializing md"):
> > With older versions (of mdadm I think) the RAID was assembled, but
> > degraded or kind of assembled but not startab
my initramfs can be found here:
http://gin.univ-mrs.fr/GINsim/download/initrd.img-2.6.20-13-generic
NOTE: it is note the one on which I booted this morning but I think I reverted
all changes and built it again, so it should be pretty similar ;)
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Le mercredi 28 mars 2007 à 22:55 +, Ian Jackson a écrit :
> I see. Err, actually, I don't see. In what way was the assembly of
> the raid incorrect ? You say it wasn't degraded. Was it assembled at
> all ? Was it half-assembled ?
My memory does not deserve me right, sorry!
In previous ver
OK, I really appreciate that you want to fix this and I really want to help,
but this has been driving me nuts.
I can reproduce it *way too* reliably with a "normal" boot (i.e. it happens 8
times out of 10) but when trying to get a log it suddenly refused to happen :/
I started to think that the
o exit)
- adding a timeout in "/usr/share/initramfs-tools/init" works fine for
me: 5 seconds are not enough but 8 are OK ;)
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Binary package hint: lvm2
recent updates in feisty fixed a race condition at boot time between
mdadm and sata hard drives. This fix seems to have been working for me.
more recently, the kernel was updated to 2.6.20-14. This updates and the one
coming along broke my boot aga
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I have just tested upgrading to the debian udev package and (beside being
painfull) it completly broked my system.
I think that people here are experiencing two different bugs, as _for_me_
/dev/sd* files are created normally, just with a few seconds of delay, making
mdadm blocked after trying to
It looks more like a crash of the kernel driver for your wifi card...
I have just experienced a similar problem, I will test tomorow if removing
network-manager solves it.
Uneducated guess: if it is "just" a driver problem, blacklisting r8187 should
also solve the problem (I planned to do it but
Indeed, the log you posted looks like a driver problem:
Jan 31 13:39:05 leon-desktop kernel: [ 46.901348] rtl8187: Card successfully
reset
Jan 31 13:39:10 leon-desktop kernel: [ 51.597988] BUG: unable to handle kernel
NULL pointer dereference at virtual address
If blacklisting it solve
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The Logical Volume Manager for Linux (common
ii lvm2 2.02.06-2ubuntu8
The Linux Logical Volume Manager
ii udev
creating the block devices by hand did not help.
And the major/minor numbers for /dev/sda* are the same in the initramfs as in
my working system.
This looks pretty annoying :/
This initramfs was created in a chroot, the problem may land here ??
My working system is a 64 bit install, while the br
OK, now I have a problem :/
I wanted to recreate the initramfs outside of a 64bit install, so I fired an
edgy desktop CD: it does not support RAID/lvm anymore.
The dapper CD worked fine, I recreated the initramfs. upon reboot, it is still
broken.
The actual problem is that I tryed to add other d
Just to let you know, recreating the RAID array in the same order with
the same options scared me but did work. Everything seems to be "fine",
I am just done playing with it for now, waiting for your analyse of the
initramfs to do more tests. Sorry for tonight's flood :)
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* the mount error (invalid argument) was caused by a missing "-t reiserfs" (or
"-t ext2" for my /boot partition)
* with "break=premount", the raid array has been correctly assembled twice (out
of 4 tries), in which cas the LVM v
There is still a race condition here. I does not attempt to start the
array before detecting devices but it often starts it too early. My 4
devices RAID5 is, most of the time, either not assembled (i.e. 1 or 2
devices out of 4 is not enough) or assembled in degraded mode. An array
should be assembl
The first boot went fine. The next one hanged. And the next one went also fine.
For all of them, I get the message "no devices listed in cinf file were found"
but it looks harmless.
I do not know were the second one hanged so it may be unrelated, but it was
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can be overridden by setting MD_DEGRADED_ARGS to some nonempty value
(eg, a single space). This ought to fix race problems where RAIDs are
assembled in degraded mode far too
This pretty old bug has only been fixed in the latest version of the nvidia
binary drivers: 1.0-9746, released December 21, 2006.
Installing this version manually solved it for me, both in edgy and in feisty.
Is it any hope to include this version, at least for feisty or is it any other
blocker ?
How is it a bug ?
Installing this package requires some manual intervention, which will be asked
again and again until completed. To get rid of this message you can:
* follow the instructions, it worked fine for me
* remove the sun-java[56]-doc package
If these actions fail, then a bug is present
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I know that sun does not support linux-ppc. But some of the "sun-
java[56]-*" packages are available (but not installable) on PPC, which
may give some false hope to the users.
Would it be possible to distribute packages of the IBM java for the PPC
architecture ? I have been
OK, here are the result of some more tests with mdadm_2.5.6-7ubuntu4:
* my first boot went fine, allowing me to get your advice.
* the second boot hanged, so I waited for a while. All my devices were here,
both in /dev and in /proc/partitions
The RAID array was assemble with 3 devices (out of 4)
I can confirm this bug. Running the desktop-cd with qemu (or without loading
kvm-intel module) seems to work but is damn slow.
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A new package in feisty uses a new SVN checkout and fixes the problem.
Shoult I mark it as "fix released" or not ? (it also affects edgy)
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Binary package hint: epiphany-browser
[using epiphany 2.17.91 in feisty. It happened with older versions in
feisty, but not in edgy and older versions]
When I boot the system and log in, I can launch epiphany without a problem, but
if I logoff, and then log back in, epiphan
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With the --no-degraded option that has been added, it IS harmless for
the array itself, but it can still block the boot.
If an array has been assembled too early, it should be stopped (running
"mdadm -S /dev/md0" by hand worked for me) BEFORE trying to assemble it
again, an other race may be prese
Perhaps is it another bug on my particular system...
I have written about it in previous comments, when trying to assemble /dev/md0
I have three different results:
* all devices of the array are available: /dev/md0 is created and working
* a device is missing (and --no-degraded is _not_ specified)
Indeed, the newer version in feisty works fine. Sorry for not testing
earlier: I was using a hand-installed drivers in the meantime.
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I have the same behaviour running gnome on edgy, both on PPC and i386.
Using the panel applet works fine.
Maybe an icon is missing somewhere ?
I straced it and have not found anything in the trace, all references to "png"
correspond to the lookup for libpng. It does not seems to try to load its i
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: initramfs-tools
I have just upgraded my system to feisty and it can not boot on the new kernel.
My old kernels are still fine.
After some checking, it looks like the mdadm script into the initramfs are not
functionnal.
By adding the "break=mount" kerne
The above error is fixed: I had edited my /etc/mdadm/mdadm.conf and put a space
at the end of the HOMEHOST line.
I replaced my config file by the one generated by mkconf, it solves this
problem but still does not boot.
The new error message is: "mdadm: no devices listed in conf fil were
found"
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Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6-amd64-generic
Upgrading to kernel 2.6.20 in feisty introduced many errors and freezes
on my AMD64 install (I also have a x86 install but I'm not yet ready to
upgrade it to feisty so I can not tell if it is AMD64 specific yet).
These errors
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 75681 ***
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 75681
initramfs script: race condition between sata and md
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[feisty] non-working initramfs: failed to activate RAID
https://launchpad.net/bugs/75052
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This is fixed in feisty and the feisty package works fine on edgy (and
the latest tomboy rocks even more)
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tomboy in kubuntu (kde): the applet not visible in the main panel
https://launchpad.net/bugs/74050
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I can confirm this on ubuntu edgy (on both the nfs server and client).
Launching openoffice on a NFS-mounted home directory took forever.
Installing nfs-common solved this problem (and many other performance-
related problems).
BUT even with nfs-common, openoffice has some remaining problems, lik
Would it not be much easier to add a proper "provides ice---" to
firefox/thunderbird ?
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failed deps on iceweasel | iceape-browser | icedove
https://launchpad.net/bugs/77009
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It is not a driver issue: the exception is a "System.DllNotFoundException"
probably a missing lib, but I could not found any kind of "libgl-cil" or
"libgtkglext1-cil" :/
Note: happens to me on PPC with the ati Xorg driver.
f-spot 0.31 or 0.32 introduces a new OpenGL view, the ubuntu package have
Oups, I should have read the upstream bug first.
adding to
/usr/lib/f-spot/f-spot.exe.config solved it for me.
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/81578
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