Have re-opened this bug to reflect that it still affects kernel
2.6.24-19 in hardy.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: linux-source-2.6.22 => linux
Status: Invalid => Fix Released
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[Edgy regression] Hostap driver for PRISM2 wifi card not working any more
https://bugs.launc
At least I have tried to re-open the bug but launchpad won't let me put
linux-source-2.6.24 as the affected package and reverts to linux
only
A fix has been released as detailed by me in the bug comments; all that
is required is the correct and specific product ID information to be put
into th
This is no longer an issue for me as I use xubuntu on an Asus eee now
and no longer have the set up detailed in my original bug report. I
think I reported earlier that it was not an issue anyway as
gnome-power-manager no longer showed details for individual batteries
but I am unsure as to wheth
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: thunar-data
:~$lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 8.10
Release:8.10
:~$ apt-cache policy thunar-data
thunar-data:
Installed: 0.9.3-0ubuntu1~intrepid1
Candidate: 0.9.3-0ubuntu1~intrepid1
Version table:
*** 0.9.3-0ubuntu1~intrepid1 0
I am experiencing the same problems in an up-to-date edgy. Has the fix
been released because the problem still exists on my machine? My wifi
card worked well with the hostap drivers in dapper. My card details are
similar to Pascal's above:
dmesg output:
orinoco 0.15rc3 (David Gibson <[EMAIL PROTE
Public bug reported:
If I right click on the gnome-power-manager icon in the task bar and select
'Power Info' the display only shows the first and second batteries.
I have a Compaq Evo N410c laptop that has support for up to four batteries (two
connected to the laptop itself and two in the MEU e
I would just like to add that I also tried the 386 kernel in edgy (I used the
generic one in my previous post) and the same problem exists.
It seems there are two separate problems detailed in this bug report or am I
wrong?
The initial report is in regards to the pcmcia hostap drivers not working
Public bug reported:
Slune in an up-to-date edgy crashes almost straight away. The initial
window comes up with a black background and then disappears. The same
thing happened to me in dapper though I never reported a bug previously
because an existing bug showed a similar problem and I seem to re
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I can confirm the same problem with feisty on an Intel Xeon EMT64
server. Every time I log in I get put back to the log in page after
clicking anything. I have discovered that the suggestion in Bug #114044
fixes the issue for me, ie:
sudo apt-get install php5-mcrypt
After which logging in works f
"gnome-open URL" works correctly and opens the URL in a new tab in
firefox which is my preferred browser. This works fine for http:// URLs
but does not for ftp:// URLs. Using the work-around explained in my
initial report where I replaced "nautilus" with "gnome-open" in
/usr/share/service-discovery
** Also affects: linux-source-2.6.22 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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[Edgy regression] Hostap driver for PRISM2 wifi card not working any more
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/62685
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-utils
Ubuntu 7.04 current Feisty Fawn
gnome-utils 2.18.0-0ubuntu2
Gfloppy is not included in Feisty. I first noticed this when I added 'Floppy
Formatter' to the Applications->System Tools menu using Alacarte. Also, running
gfloppy from the termina
Public bug reported:
Using up-to-date feisty.I am not sure if this is either a bug,
regression or removed feature. I am also not sure whether this is a
nautilus, gnome-vfs or service-discovery-applet problem. I only
discovered this when using service-discovery-applet on my laptop to open
web site
The same happens to me with hostap_cs and NetworkManager. NetworkManager
scans and sees all APs but fails to associate or get an IP address when
I select my AP. After ~60 seconds the NM swirling icon freezes and
keyboard input does not work at all though I can still use the mouse
(programs don't ru
Also, this bug might be related:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/network-manager/+bug/57146";>bug
#57146
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/89464
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FIXED!!
I have tried slune in feisty 7.04 beta and get the same problem I originally
got with slune in edgy 6.10 and dapper 6.06.
After doing some investigation and thinking into what Henning suggested above I
have found a solution that works for me. I can not use the proprietary drivers
from AT
mmm... the above .drirc attachment seems to be recognised as html in firefox
and doesn't display anything when clicked so I will include the contents here:
Setting as confirmed(am I allowed to do this?). This bug is not an
issue in feisty 7.04 because gnome-power-manager 2.18.1 does not provide
individual battery information.
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
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I can confirm that the same is happening for me in a current edgy install:
Browsing windows network through nautilus gives:
Couldn't display "smb:///workgroup"
The proper uri should be smb://workgroup
If I click reload then the correct icon appears and I can browse the
workgroup but then the se
I have just installed a basic command-line version of feisty herd 4 on a
usb pen drive. The kernel version is 2.6.20 BUT the bug is still there!
My PCMCIA wireless card picks up the orinoco_cs driver which works
(albeit only up to channel 11 though this may be hardware restriction).
If I blacklist
Hurray! I have just patched and compiled the hostap_cs driver and it
works! I don't know (yet) how to write a patch but this is what I did:
lspcmcia -v:
Socket 0 Bridge:[yenta_cardbus] (bus ID: :02:03.0)
Configuration: state: on ready: unknown
Well it seems one thing leads to another. If I boot my laptop with the
wireless pcmcia card inserted then it hard locks the machine about half
way through the boot process. Booting into single mode shows me this
just after the kernel registers the hostap driver:
Unexpected IRQ trap in vector 30
I have succeeded in writing a patch using diff but realised afterwards
that I had done it on the already patched ubuntu linux-source package
from the repositories. I don't know but I think I should have done it to
the pristine kernel sources so that the patch can be added to the ubuntu
kernel patch
I have solved the hard lock problem I was experiencing above. I am now
running feisty 7.04 beta with the low-latency kernel. I assume the same
effect for the generic kernel. I patched the hostap_cs module in the
kernel source as described above first and rebuilt the kernel. My
wireless card worked
@crashmx:
Are you using a default install of 32 bit Ubuntu 9.10 Karmic? I'm pretty sure
this module won't work on a 64 bit install. It works fine for me on a fresh and
unmodified 32 bit install with no error messages at all.
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Glad it has been of use to somebody! I may have spoken a little too soon
with regards to it re-associating after resume from S3 sleep. Usually it
works but sometimes it doesn't. The fix (if it doesn't re-associate) is
to restart NetworkManager:
:~$sudo service network-manager restart
I've not wor
By popular request; how to compile the vt6656 driver for 32 bit Ubuntu
9.10:
These instructions are only for the default 32 bit kernel on x86 Ubuntu
9.10 as provided in the Ubuntu repositories!!
1. Grab the snapshot of the vt6656 driver from the kernel git tree. I
will not provide a direct link b
I should add that you MUST be running and booted up using the kernel
version you want to compile the driver for. The Makefile requires this.
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USE THIS AT YOUR OWN RISK! I thought this may be of help to certain
members and I apologise profusely if this is stepping on anyone's toes;
it is a very hackish way of getting wireless to work for me. I managed
to compile the vt6656_stage driver for Ubuntu karmic 9.10 default x86
kernel version 2.6
This bug never got fixed as far as I am aware but would have been fixed
methinks if the product ID information that I provided had been
forwarded upstream to the hostap_cs maintainer. The original report was
filed more than 3 years ago (not by me though I had a vested interest)
and I for one have m
Public bug reported:
~$ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS
Release:16.04
:~$ apt-cache policy mysqltuner
mysqltuner:
Installed: 1.6.0-1
Candidate: 1.6.0-1
Version table:
*** 1.6.0-1 500
500 http://azure.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu xenial/universe amd64
Packa
Apologies for the tardy feedback. Many thanks to all involved,
gratefully and much appreciated. From my perspective, this issue is now
resolved.
I've just tried this on a freshly deployed Trusty VM in Azure - a
change to the hostname with 'hostnamectl' is now preserved when the VM
is rebooted.
I
On 10/06/15 13:31, Dan Watkins wrote:
> Hi Joe,
>
> On 10/06/15 10:52, Joe Clifford wrote:
>> Apologies for the tardy feedback. Many thanks to all involved,
>> gratefully and much appreciated. From my perspective, this issue is now
>> resolved.
>
> Thanks for the f
This bug most likely affects all previous versions of pidgin-sipe, it
certainly affects Ubuntu Vivid 15.04 pidgin-sipe-1.18.2.
http://sourceforge.net/p/sipe/bugs/285/?limit=25&page=1#a385 - This
patch provided by the maintainer on the Sourceforge forum appears to
apply cleanly to Ubuntu Vivid 15.0
I've just been affected by this on a Debian 8 install too. It seems the issue
is related to the version of PHP > 5.6 which now checks SSL certificates are
valid by default - if the CN of the certificate doesn't match the connection
string used by Roundcube, the connection will fail.
Setting the
I've just quickly installed nginx-extras and nginx-common 1.4.3 from the
nginx PPA on to a 12.04 LTS VPS serving a couple of web sites. It is
running without showing those errors in the error.log any more which is
good news. I don't have time to dig too deep and test properly at the
moment but I'll
Public bug reported:
Whilst a hostname change is effective using hostname or using
hostnamectl, and the hostname appears under hostname in the Azure
dashboard, upon rebooting the Ubuntu VM, the hostname reverts to the VM
name as displayed in the Azure dashboard.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: U
** Description changed:
- Whilst a hostname change is effective using hostname or using
- hostnamectl, and the hostname appears under hostname in the Azure
- dashboard, upon rebooting the Ubuntu VM, the hostname reverts to the VM
- name as displayed in the Azure dashboard.
+ Whilst a hostname cha
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I'd like to confirm Matti Laakso's comment #3. I too am unable to pass through
a USB mouse or keyboard for dedicated yse on my Windows VM.
Spice redirection works correctly.
Changing the permissions so that libusbx doesn't complain does not resolve the
situation. Using USB passthrough in virt-man
I've done a quick compile and test of the pulseaudio git head code on Ubuntu
14.04 and it does indeed now autodetect and automatically sets up the
multichannel audio outputs - running the compiled pulseaudio git binary detects
the UA-101 and sets it up as a 7.1 multichannel audio output device i
Thanks David,
The symlink you mentioned fixed the detection of my onboard sound card
and with pulseaudio-git it shows SPDIF and Headphones outputs and a
Microphone input and they both work as expected. The installed ubuntu
pulseaudio also has an Analogue audio output that isn't shown in the
gnome
Hi David, Raymond, thanks for your follow up. Here is more pertinent
information:
Changing from "Multichannel output" to "Multichannel input" on the
Output tab in gnome sound settings makes the UA-101 output device
disappear completely and permenantly and it does not appear in the Input
tab. The o
Fabulous work indeed Malcolm! Many thanks for your hard work. I'm
posting this using the new driver from linux-next on Ubuntu 12.10 x86_64
kernel 3.5.0-23-generic :)
Quick instructions to compile it yourselves peoples (similar to my
instructions posted in this bug report a few years ago):
1. inst
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