Hi,
Quite honestly I've been swamped at work and I also farm part-time. We
are finally getting some good weather to be in the field, so I haven't
given it a try yet. I also figured I couldn't mess anything up if I just
waited for the Ubuntu patch. I did go to that link last week, but wasn't
su
I agree also. Most of you are much better than I when you are getting
deep into the working of an operating system. I have not tried the
"comment 83" fix for fear of breaking something and creating a royal
mess.
I was new to Ubuntu and Linux in February 2009. Since then I've
installed Ubuntu on 20
e the ATI video driver he has installed before I do this.
Thank you.
Don
On 03/07/2011 02:35 PM, Fabio Marconi wrote:
> Hello Don Myers
> On first, please go to system - Administration - Driver and disable propetary
> drivers if installed.
> Then click on the following links in
We installed the 2.6.38-rc7 Linux kernel as per the instructions above.
It did fix the shutdown problem. The computer reliably shuts down now
without issue.
On boot though, before the Ubuntu splash screen comes up saying for ata
1 and ata 2: softreset failed - driver not ready. Then it says
unread
I'm having the exact same problem too. How do you install the new Linux
kernel mentnioned above?
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Hi Fabio,
Thank you for your quick response. The computer belongs to a co-worker
of mine. I will get the information for you as soon as possible.
Don
On 03/06/2011 05:52 AM, Fabio Marconi wrote:
> Hello Don Myers and Scott Macintire
> Before i need to know the architecture of your machi
Here is the information from uname -a:
fred@fred-NV52-Series:~$ uname -a
Linux fred-NV52-Series 2.6.35-27-generic #48-Ubuntu SMP Tue Feb 22
20:25:46 UTC 2011 x86_64 GNU/Linux
On 03/06/2011 05:52 AM, Fabio Marconi wrote:
> Hello Don Myers and Scott Macintire
> Before i need to kn
I recommended to the owner of the computer which would not shut down to
do a BIOS update if one was available. He did, and it is shutting down
normally now! Thank you for your assistance!
On 03/06/2011 05:52 AM, Fabio Marconi wrote:
> Hello Don Myers and Scott Macintire
> Before i need t
Thank you again for your assistance. I appreciate you having taken the
time to help.
On 03/08/2011 12:06 PM, Fabio Marconi wrote:
> Ok Don Myers
> Thanks for the reply
> I close this report
> Fabio
>
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Help please. I'm generally good with figuring out how to make things
work in Ubuntu. I cannot make indicator-weather work in Ubuntu 11.04
Unity. It shows up in the list of apps if you tyupe weather. Clicking on
it doesn't seem to do anything. Right clicking on it doesn't seem to do
anything. Adding
I'm having the exact same issues with Dreamweaver and with Quicken 2009
in Wine. I was extremely frustrated last night trying to use them. Based
on the information above, the programs do seem to work if in a window
and not full screen, but I haven't had time to really research this yet.
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I've upgrade 8 computers from Ubuntu 10.10 to 11.04. Two of them have
the issue of the USB mouse being frozen on boot, one 20% of the time,
one 50% of the time. The keyboard works on both, although at least one
is not using a USB keyboard . A restart does not work. A complete
shutdown is necessary,
I have the indicator-weather installed on 2 other Ubuntu 11.04 boxes,
and it displays fine. On my main box though, it will not display. I've
tinkered with this ever since the release of 11.04 and can't make it
work. It shows it is installed. I also checked that all of the files
that installed when
I just installed GThumb from the software center in Natty. Since I
didn't have a working GThumb that served my purposes, I have been using
a windows program called Faststone Image Viewer in Wine relatively
successfully (there are a few quirks). It is very important to me to be
able to sort the par
I have a similar issue with Ubuntu 11.04 (Natty). The computer has both
a USB mouse and keyboard. Neither are powered down when the computer is
shut down. On a fresh boot, the keyboard and mouse work work fine
though. Also, the usb wireless adapter is not powered down either
On two other computers
I have the same issue on 1 computer out of 8 that I've upgraded. On two
others, the USB mouse will freeze 20 to 50% of the time on boot.
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L
I have the same issues on 1 machine out of 8 upgraded to Natty. No
issues before with this computer with 8.10, 9.04, 9.10, 10.04, and 10.10
installed. 32 bit system, Mouse, keyboard, and usb wireless adapter all
remain powered after shutdown.
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@madbiologist - I read that post the other day but had no idea how to
apply it. I will be glad to give it a try with some instructions on what
to do.
On 05/29/2011 03:15 AM, madbiologist wrote:
> @Don Myers - does the second patch in comment #33 fix the issue for you?
>
> > Fr
I've done 20 installs if 10.04, mostly upgrades from 9.10, all 32 bit.
Initially only 2 machines were problem machines. My computer at home and my
co-workers computer at the office. None of the others had this issue for
months. The upgrades were done shortly after 10.04 was released. On the two
To Joel and others,
My home computer decided not to have any printers tonight. The time was
23:39. Here is the information Joel requested:
don 2133 0.5 0.3 48156 13340 ?Rl 23:38 0:00 gnome-terminal
don 2134 0.0 0.0 1984 696 ?S23:38 0:00 gnome-pty-hel
The cups update didn't change anything relative to this problem for me
with the printers not being available after a startup. The machines that
have had the problem continue to have the problem. The ones that don't
have the issue haven't had a problem yet. But one thing I have noticed
as compared t
Hi,
I did a clean install on a new computer about 3 weeks ago. It had never
had an issue of the printers not being loaded. I booted this morning,
and about 15 minutes ago went to print for the first time today, and no
printers. Doing the 'sudo start rc-sysinit' and the 'ps aux' commands
per respon
I never had an issue with there being any difference whether the printers were
on or not on boot. On 1 computer cups would not be started 80% of the time. On
another about 30% of the time. The workaround in:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9480172&postcount=20
has worked flawlessly for me
I found today that a third computer that I upgraded from 9.10 to 10.04
is also having this same issue.
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In response to Sepero, message 165 above, could you please clarify the
instructions in the second link in your post.
When I run sudo su -, it puts me in root.
In the next step, I'm assuming the words done & exit are not to be included in
what I enter into the terminal.
When I run:
sed -i 's/^con
First, for Till and Post 170, thank you so much for your clarification. With
that help I have done all of the items suggested by Sepero in post 165 above at
this link:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9480172&postcount=20
on the machine that has given me the most problems. I've done 3 reboo
I had no idea I was spamming this board. I'm sorry. The computer I put
this work around on is a co-worker's computer who has been frustrated
enough to tell me to put Windows back on his machine at least 3 times
and forget Ubuntu and Linux. For 2 1/2 months now I've convinced him to
hang in there. H
I did things listed here in the link in Post 165:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=9480172&postcount=20
My co-workers computer which would only load the printers at best 50% of
the time has loaded has loaded them every time in 15 boots.
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My appologizies to Garry! I see that Linux Mint 9 is based on Ubuntu
10.04. I am truly sorry. After using Ubuntu 8.10, 9.04, 9.10, and now
10.04, I am somewhat disgruntled with 10.04. In theory, each version
should be an improvement over the last. I've had a few relatively minor
issues with past ve
Hi Joel,
Thank you for your very well written comments. I've been using Ubuntu
for about 15 months. I've migrated everything to Ubuntu except my video
editing and a Windows forms program. I do a lot of picture editing and
some websites, as well as sell real estate and farm. I've installed
Ubuntu o
Hi Jens,
Some machines have not had issues. When I first noticed it, after doing
an upgrade, I had no printers. The help in the printer dialog boxes
indicated cups was not running and to start it. Almost all of the
upgrade installs had this issue. Many of them after an initial restrt
have not had
Hi Joel,
I hit the sack last night before you made your last post. Here is the
strange thing. My machine at home was 50% of the time having the
printers show up. The alst few days they were there. My co-workers
machine at the office was 98% of the time the printers were missing. I
made a document
Hi Joel and Others,
I just turned on my co-workers computer to test things again. From the cold
boot everything was fine. On the reboot, no printers. When running 'sudo start
rc-sysinit' at 3:15PM, this is what I got:
d...@dale-desktop:~$ sudo start rc-sysinit
[sudo] password for dale:
rc-sysin
I just did 3 more reboots, then 1 cold boot, and then 1 more reboot, and
the printers were there each time. This is the exact opposite of the way
this machine was performing last week and the week before.
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Garry,
It makes no difference whether the printer is conected through a network
or directly to the computer. I've had experience with both failing.
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I've had the issue on both fresh installs and upgrades from 9.10.
On 08/04/2010 04:38 PM, Phil Went wrote:
> Fresh and upgrades of 32bit lucid confirmed
>> I'm going to try and recreate this using a 32bit Ubuntu Server
>> installation. Can those experiencing the problem confirm that this
>> occu
I've installed Ubuntu on 20 machines for individual desktop use. Most
have been on AMD processors, and most of those have been on dual core
and 1 quad core. The single core machines have rarely been used to print
from. I've seen the issue on both dual core and quad core.
I hope this helps.
O
I've installed Ubuntu on about 20 machines, and have never seen or heard
about this until tonight. One person who I did an install for wrote me
and said he couldn't find trash anywhere. I wrote back and sent him a
screen shot of my desktop showing him where it was, and also told him
how to find it
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