Just to confirm that adding bluez-input sorted it out for me. I had done
this originally, but didn't do the bluetooth restart (in this case it
was working the next time I booted the machine).
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Martin, I'm interested to know more about your thoughts on the change
from strtoul from strtoll. The function name indicates that it sets a
uint64, but would strtoll not set a signed 64-bit int? That was the
logic behind changing it to use strtoul, so I'm keen to know if I've
completely misundersto
Still having trouble with to and from: should read "... the change *to*
strtoul from strtoll." :)
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Ah OK, I was confused because you referred to the "sed -i
'255s/strtoll/strtoul/'" in my post (which as you say is not really
necessary) when I think you were talking about the "sed -i
'201s/strtoll/strtoul/'" which modified the 32-bit version of the call.
I now understand, thanks!
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I'm seeing the same behaviour:
Version: Kubuntu Intrepid Ibex Alpha 5 with updates to 14/09/08 at 18:30 BST.
Bluetooth: 0a12:0001 Cambridge Silicon Radio, Ltd Bluetooth Dongle (HCI mode)
Mouse: Microsoft Bluetooth Notebook Mouse 5000
By entering a PIN of "" I don't see the authentication fail
Have experienced the same thing just now with Hardy and VMWare
Workstation 6.0.3. The setxkbmap command fixed the problem for me. Is
there a way to dump out the currently active X keyboard map? A before-
and-after comparison might help figure out what's breaking.
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Have just installed the generic 2.6.27 kernel from
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/pub/next/2.6.27-rc3/hardy/ and a quick test
suggests that things have improved.
The difference seems to be that the Walkman is treated as an single
unpartitioned block now rather than as a device with a partition on it.
I
Well, no, in my case it wasn't a bug; it was a quirk of the way CPU
usage is reported. I would suggest you have a different issue, since DMA
was working fine for me as you can see from my hdparm output above.
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@pato101: I found some at
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/pub/next/2.6.27-rc3/hardy/ -- can't guarantee
these are exactly what's needed though.
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Fwiw, an OpenSUSE 11 RC1 machine running kernel 2.6.25 (specifically
2.6.25.4-8-pae) reports the same (incorrect) size in /sys.
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I tested again using Kubuntu Hardy updated to the 2.6.27-rc3 kernel
mentioned above.
A 300GB Caviar SE PATA drive attached using a USB-IDE bridge cable gave
the following transfer speeds when copying files using Dolphin:
Async: 20MB/s
Sync: 2.4MB/s
There was a lot more head activity in sync mode
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I have finally figured out what was causing the problem.
I had used KMyFirewall to set up iptables, and it seems that either the
default behaviour is to apply rules to loopback in addition to the
physical network interfaces, or I screwed up the configuration when I
first installed it :).
I flushe
This is still a problem under Kubuntu Feisty.
An external USB 2.0 hard disk formatted with Ext3 writes at about 600KB/s with
the sync option enabled.
Remounting the drive async gives around 20MB/s write speed.
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Just had the problem again after upgrading 20.10 to 21.04.
Kernel 5.8.0-55 boots OK.
Kernel 5.11.0-18 fails with the memory error.
I'm just about to re-add the GFXMODE line to grub, which I hope will
(again) work around the problem.
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Upgraded from 19.04 to current 19.10 using "do-release-upgrade -d". Can
still boot using the previous 5.0.0-25-generic kernel, but the
5.2.0-15-generic fails to start.
On selecting Ubuntu from Grub, the message "error: out of memory." is
immediately shown. Pressing a key atte
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Upgraded from 19.04 to current 19.10 using "do-release-upgrade -d". Can
still boot using the previous 5.0.0-25-generic kernel, but the
5.2.0-15-generic fails to start.
On selecting Ubuntu from Grub, the me
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Issue appears to be related to display resolution. Grub was booting into
3840x2160 mode, with the resulting tiny, near-unreadable font. So I set
GFXMODE=800x600 and now - unexpectedly - kernel 5.2.0 is able to boot
without the memory errors.
Not sure why the high resolution causes an out-of-memory
A workaround, provided you don't require the source MAC address to be
correct for the executing machine:
nmap -sU -p 67 --script=dhcp-discover --script-args=randomize_mac=true
Depending on your use case, an alternative could be to use the broadcast
DHCP script:
nmap --script=broadcast-dhcp-disc
Btw, I actually see this issue on Raspbian Jessie, so not entirely
relevant to this Ubuntu package. Nmap info:
Nmap version 6.47 ( http://nmap.org )
Platform: arm-unknown-linux-gnueabihf
Compiled with: liblua-5.2.3 openssl-1.0.1j libpcre-8.35 libpcap-1.6.2
nmap-libdnet-1.12 ipv6
Compiled without:
This issue seems to be due to a problem with the file /var/lib/apt-
xapian-index/cataloged_times.p -- perhaps it's an invalid value or some
file corruption that is resulting in the cPickle.load command failing to
deserialise the file.
In my case I simply renamed this file, re-ran the index process
Checking through the "bad" file, the line that caused the problem for me
was in this section:
sS'gobi-loader:i386'
p27470
F1381297656/941432
For some reason, there was a forward slash instead of a decimal point.
In case it helps someone else, the following code was used to find the
bad value:
#!
For info, the authorisation message is still appearing, however due to
having other apps loading first it isn't obvious unless you Alt-Tab.
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Experienced this error in the release version of Kubuntu Maverick on a
netbook. This was an in-place upgrade of Lucid and the message appeared
after login once the post-upgrade reboot had completed. I hit Cancel to
get rid of the message.
Later, I suspended and resumed the netbook, and the message
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