I get the same error.
On connecting with UbuntuOne I receive this notification:
Capabilities Mismatch
There was a capabilities mismatch while attempting to connect to the Ubuntu One
Server. You may have installed a newer version of the client, for which the
server does not yet provide support.
** Summary changed:
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+ Ubuntu One : 'capabilities mismatch with server'
** Summary changed:
- Ubuntu One : 'capabilities mismatch with server'
+ Can't Connect Ubuntu One : 'capabilities mismatch with server'
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Update seems to have fixed it for me.
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slow transition from gdm to gnome desktop in ubuntu lucid
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Boot-up hangs for 20 sec between GDM login and desktop
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I have this problem too, and actually filed a bug report before coming
across this one (559577).
After GDM login, a blank desktop wallpaper appears, followed by some
hard drive activity and then the log-in sound. There is then a 20
second pause without any harddrive activity, after which the gnom
Public bug reported:
On booting up Ubuntu 10.04 beta 1 and 2, my laptop arrives at the GDM
login extremely quickly. After typing in my username and password it
then takes 40 seconds for the desktop to appear, 20 seconds of which
there is no hard drive activity. I would expect there not to be a p
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I'm new to Launchpad - does anyone how we can get this bug fixed, short
of taking a year out to learn programming and doing it ourselves?
Are the relevant people informed, and have it prioritised? I think it
is a critical bug as it renders your laptop completely useless!
I used the fix above and
Anyone have any ideas how to do that?
I worry for all the people who might otherwise be so happy with
ubuntu
Duncan.
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Grub 2 problem, error: no such device
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/403408
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Hi there, I also would like to confirm the presence of this bug.
My hardware : IBM T40, 1.3Ghz, 40GB hardrive, 1.25GB RAM.
I did a fresh install of Karmic 9.10 RC on the entire disk. The install
proceded without problem.
On booting a grub1.97 beta menu flashes, and I can see "error: no such
dev
No Joy, removing that line doesn't work for me...
Looks like I need to reinstall 9.04.
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sjogro - what I did was to boot from the 'alternate cd' and that way I
could run a command prompt on the broken system and fix it.
See this post here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1301144
There are other ways to get round this depicted above - maybe try them
first?
Duncan.
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Managed to fix it on my T40 using the alternate installer and 'vi'
editor.
see this post...
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1301144
and 4listers helpful reply.
Problem is the problem recurs on updating...
All best,
Duncan.
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I have the same problem.
Desktop effects were working smoothly on Ubuntu 10.04 LTS. Since a
clean install of Ubuntu 10.10, I find that selecting
System>Preferences>Appearance>Visual Effects causes the screen to
flicker for around 10 seconds, and then the error "Desktop effects could
not be enable
@cefn My card is a 7500 mobility radeon 32mb (yes, I know it's old! -
but this doesn't invalidate the point that I didn't have any problems
before!). I tried to use apport to get some logs on the bug, but for
some reason, when it came to submittin it, I couldn't find this bug in
the web page that
Thanks Cefn, I will give that a try!
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Cannot enable desktop effects in Maverick
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Public bug reported:
After performing a clean install of Ubuntu Maverick Meerkat 10.10, I
found that I could not enable desktop effects. Desktop effects worked
without problem in Ubuntu Lucid Lynx 10.04.
What I expect : I go to System > Preferences > Appearance > Visual
Effects and select "Norm
I just posted this bug because I was on the verge of moving back to
10.04, and felt that I should at least post a bug report before doing
so. However, I went on a bit of a wild-goose chase and came across this
helpful page:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/FglrxInteferesWithRadeonDriver
apport information
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Ok I may have spoken too soon, desktop effects are too slow to be
useable now - the spinning cube shows one frame of movement between
desktops, compared to a smooth rendition on lucid.
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After performing a clean install of Ubuntu Maverick M
apport information
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Also affects my thinkpad T40 centrino which I use as my main computer
(not because I'm stingy, but because it works great with 10.04! - why
upgrade?). Really great to see some valid workarounds above. Many
thanks, I'll give them a go when 10.04 support runs out next year.
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Confirmed on my Thinkpad T40 Radeon 7500 32mb card (2373 22G)
The colours get even worse on shutdown.
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