Here is an strace of this exact issue. It goes into an EAGAIN loop on
read(3) at the end, when read(3) is some sort of socket.
As an added insult, pidgin immediately ran wild to 700MB memory usage
before I could killall -9 it (it wasn't taking sigterm), as a reaction
to me killing pulseaudio to t
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Binary package hint: rhythmbox
Rhythmbox tracks stats on paths, not songs. If I insert a CD and play a
song that I have a FLAC of, and it can identify them based on
Musicbrainz checks or noticing the CD is in my library, it should treat
plays of that track of the CD as plays
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: audacity
Audacity does not import FLAC files; it purports to, but just opens as a
blank file. Worked in 7.10, but with backports broke before 8.04 was
out. In 8.04 it is still broken as of the time of this report.
** Affects: audacity (Ubuntu)
Imp
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Thirded, fourthed, wthatever.
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just theprocess
ssoorry i'm drunk
just
the
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uname -a
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dmesg.log (though you already have a copy of dmesg, this one's from this
boot)
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(stdout was empty)
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In Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid, the boot sequence hangs for ages at "Loading
Hardware Drivers". Running x86-64 here.
Here is a bootchart log. The immediate preceding boot put 'profile' on
the kernel command line.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Someone (Keybuk) recommended I kill off udevadm because it shouldn't
still be running. I can't get a flash reader to work; everything but
the /dev entry shows up when I plug it in (dmesg, /sys/block/sdc/);
seems to be the same issue.
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3003 ?00:00:01 udev
/var/log/udev
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Yep. I plugged the device straight into another machine with 8.04 on
it, pulled the pictures to a 4.1GB USB flash drive, and used that to get
them on this PC. Before upgrading to 8.10 beta, the device did work on
this PC (the same day, even).
This suggests the issue may be a kernel issue; yet th
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: epiphany-browser
Port the Firefox 3 awesome bar to Epiphany.
** Affects: epiphany-browser
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
** Affects: epiphany-browser (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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It seems the fashionable way to handle this would be to get OpenHAL
working with EeePC and package ath5k with Ubuntu.
http://madwifi.org/wiki/About/OpenHAL
Of course that involves developer work and REing, but it would be the
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: sound-juicer
Sound juicer and Rhytmbox can extract CDs to FLAC. Toying with a file,
I found these outputs:
Original as ripped by Rhythmbox:
-rw--- 1 bluefox bluefox 14145212 2008-09-17 02:45 01 - Track 1.flac
re-encoded with `flac --best`:
-rw-
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
When you enter recurrent events, you can set them to recur every day,
week, etc. for a set time.
Say you have class 10am-12:25pm, M, W, and F. You have two options:
A) Enter three separate events. Recur each up to the last date of the
class
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: rhythmbox
Add support for buying MP3 and physical music from the Amazon.com store via a
plug-in similar to Jamendo and Magnatune.
This is a link to Gnome Bug #565393
** Affects: rhythmbox
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
** Affects: rh
I am having this problem with gtkpod as well, transcoding ogg to mp3 via
lame. Also, I have added FLAC files to my ipod; they transcode
properly.
** Changed in: banshee (Ubuntu)
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Sebastian: The transcoded mp3 files will often play almost all the way
through. Iron Maiden: Hallowed Be Thy Name gets into the final solo
several minutes in before dying, for example.
I'll check out MAGNatune and Jamendo and see if I can find something
that's already free for distribution, and
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At some point I noticed an icon in my task bar showing some kind of
hook-up being disconnected. Curious, I hovered my mouse over it, hoping
for a tooltip. The tooltip I got appears in the attached screen shot.
It seems to me that Pidgin is very lonely due to the loss of its
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Status: Incomplete => New
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Binary package hint: evolution
The "Send an email" alarm option is grayed out in Evolution. So when an
alarm goes off, I can't send an e-mail automatically.
** Affects: evolution (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
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It's reproducible.
1. Create an event in the Evolution calendar
2. Double-click the event to go through the details.
3. Hit "Alarms"
4. Add an alarm.
5. The alarm has a drop-down list for "Play a sound" "Display an alert" etc...
one of these is "Send an email"
Notice that that last option i
It no longer exists in latest 9.04, sorry I hadn't seen this before.
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This is a stupid argument. I've read about half of it. Let me
summarize:
1. People are shocked at new functionality. Because it breaks old
functionality. This happens, this is a legitimate complaint; however,
stop being psycho about it.
2. People are shocked at the concept of having data co
Public bug reported:
This is really, really bad.
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FilenameTypeSizeUsedPriority
/dev/sda5 partition 2104472 408120 -1
/dev/evms/sda5 partition
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Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.17-5-686
Apparently my VIA SATA drive no longer has ioctl for hdparm -u -c -d -i;
perhaps this has something to do with using libata. OPERATIONS ARE
SLOW.
** Affects: linux-source-2.6.17 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged
Statu
*via SATA controller, with a Maxtor drive of course. VIA doesn't make
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here is a patch to /etc/sysctl with loads of commentary.
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Bug created to link to specification:
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+spec/improved-networking-security-
kernel
This bug serves to house a patch I diffed out.
** Affects: Ubuntu
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Binary package hint: snort
Snort 2.3 is very old and deprecated; I believe Snort 2.4 is deprecated
as well. Snort 2.6 is out, somebody should move us up to the 2.6 line.
** Affects: snort (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged
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I have reported the bug to upstream, with the proper assembly fixes.
Their initial response said to use --enable-noexecstack, which adds
-Wa,noexecstack to the compile flags; I have stressed the importance of
patching the assembly files directly (which is more portable), no idea
if they're going to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Try this one:
1. Places->Connect to network server
2. Connect to an SSH share
3. Store your password in a keyring
4. Allow nautilus access once when connecting to the SSH share
5. Leave nautilus alone for 20 minutes-- so it loses access to
Public bug reported:
Prodding around i noticed a little wasteage:
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-rwxr-xr-x 2 root root 1059104 2006-06-15 04:45 /usr/bin/perl5.8.7
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-rwxr-xr-x 2 root root 1059104 2006-06-15 04:45 /usr/bin/perl
The SHA1SUM on
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In /bin there's a lot of shell scripts and two duplicate gzips. At the
very least we can make gunzip and zcat symlinks; although a few of the
other duplicate scripts can be symlinked together too:
-rwxr-xr-x 4 root root 57188 2006-06-22 05:17 /bin/gunzip
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root ro
Nope, these are all hardlinks, sorry. Didn't even think about that.
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Yeah, dependency on a (deprecated) library we don't have.
I think snort 2.6 might rely on a different library for interfacing with
iptables with inline support, but I'm not sure. I just know the old lib
that 2.3 uses is long dead and I can't imagine 2.4 and 2.6 aren't
updated.
Aside from that, t
I believe that you may find other issues. You can fill up / this way
too; I use a several gigabyte / and a separarte /home, because I
reinstall ubuntu a lot (due to me breaking it with hackery) and it does
NOT SUPPORT WIPING SYSTEM DIRECTORIES BUT LEAVING /home ALONE. (we can
ignore running 32/64
Public bug reported:
Teach the installer to take an existing installation and 'rm -rf `echo
/target/* | grep -v home`' instead of formatting it.
Since Ubuntu doesn't do a separate /home, this will have to do. This
should be the default operation.
It should also be possible to retain /etc/passwd
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu should have a recovery mode script to perform basic tasks, like
updating packages, clearing /tmp, and resetting user passwords.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Untriaged
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Binary package hint: xfonts-dosemu
I can't upgrade or remove anything because of xfonts-dosemu. It is
passing --x11r7-layout to update-fonts-dir, which is making the
remove/install scripts fail, forcing dpkg and apt to bail out.
I tried force removing, and replacing /usr/bi
Is there a problem with using Oinkmaster? The novel concept of users
possibly registering and using the rules themselves?
Really, is it all that useful to have an incomplete set of rules? Would
you run an anti-virus program that had most of the 3+ year old virus
definitions and 5% of the recent
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Nods. Learn something new every day. (I am not extremely familiar with
disk bus architecture)
I don't have a performance benchmark; I was trying to watch a video and
my hard disk started cranking and the video started skipping, after a
reboot, which is when I noticed that stuff was gone.
In any
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: wine
wine 0.9.19 in Edgy segfaults.
** Affects: wine (Ubuntu)
Importance: Untriaged
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stuff moved under gentoo-x86/
This is also Gentoo Bug #116930
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I see we also have liblzo2, so I've included the patch for lzo 2.02 from
Gentoo as well.
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Patches are at:
http://sources.gentoo.org/viewcvs.py/gentoo-x86/media-libs/libdv/files/
However, current libdv in Edgy is fixed, as Gentoo got the fix in
libdv's CVS and we got it from there. It would have probably been nice
if they wrapped it with #ifdef __ELF__'s, but no big deal.
Non-relave
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I ripped this from Gentoo, it fixes libdv so that several of the MMX
source files are PIC. this saves us somewhere in the neighborhood of
178 TEXTRELs.
This patch comes from Gentoo's experimental version of libdv-1.0.4; it's
been there since November, 2005, so it should be -
Patches are in:
http://sources.gentoo.org/viewcvs.py/gentoo-x86/media-libs/smpeg/files/
The 0.4.4 patches seem to apply to 0.4.5 fine. These fix the MMX files;
we don't use MMX, but the build system still links the files in. Their
contents is surrounded by an #ifdef.
Not relavent to this bug:
I don't think Gentoo submitted it upstream yet, I can ask about it.
PIC fixes are there because they create tons of TEXTRELs. Besides the
performance issue they have certain implications with certain hardened
systems; PaX will need to allow ELF Text Relocations, and SELinux won't
be able to apply
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
Ulf Karlsson wrote:
> The problem seems to be that the %gs register that holds the thread
> local stack is not setup correctly since the normal _start function is
> not use in wine-preloader. The stack protector uses the %gs register and
> the stack pr
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Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.17-6-686
[17529196.336000] BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL pointer dereference at
virtual address 0074
[17529196.336000] printing eip:
[17529196.336000] c02d52d1
[17529196.336000] *pde =
[17529196.336000] Oops: 0002 [#1]
[
Nope, dd doesn't cause a crash anymore (rebooted and ran a full
memtest86+ pass); although it does segfault if I attempt to dd /bin/cat
into /dev/null or /dev/zero.
I believe some earlier conditions may have caused an inconsistent state
in the kernel which got triggered by the dd attempts; however
So, after reporting this bug, I did a reboot, full memtest86+ pass (no
errors), and went on my way.
I was running GIMP this time, trying to "open location" (which failed)
when I got the same bug.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp/x/mtrace$ dmesg | grep BUG
[17793612.096000] BUG: unable to handle kernel NULL
-BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE-
Hash: SHA1
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/mtrace$ lsmod
Module Size Used by
isofs 37308 1
udf89028 0
nls_utf82368 1
binfmt_misc12488 1
rfcomm 40564 0
l2cap
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Well I thought I reported it before. I guess it was just a part of
another report (I did have excess dmesg in one...).
This appears to be Linux Kernel Bug 6419 at
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6419
Linux icebox 2.6.17-10-generic #2 SMP Fri Oct 6 00:36:14 UTC 20
LSPCI and /proc/interrupts below, someone said this would be useful.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~/programming/olpc/perf$ lspci
00:00.0 Host bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. K8M800 Host Bridge
00:00.1 Host bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. K8M800 Host Bridge
00:00.2 Host bridge: VIA Technologies, Inc. K8M800 Hos
Fix released for Edgy a while ago, but none for dapper, so I've attached
a debdiff between libgcrypt11_1.2.2-1 and libgcrypt11_1.2.2-1.1, with
1.1 adding a non-executable stack.
This is marked for dapper-updates. It helps security, but does not fix
any vulnerability. It helps security on both x8
This is happening in edgy but the problem won't go away no matter what I
do. It says it's 2:06 now and it's 2:14, this really needs a fix.
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Binary package hint: beagle
beagled with the evolution backend beagle-backend-evolution, ran it, sat
back, and this happened a few minutes later:
(/usr/lib/beagle/BeagleDaemon.exe:23235): libebook-WARNING **:
e_book_construct: Could not obtain a handle to the Personal Addr
Tried it again, got this:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp/x$ beagled --fg --debug
Debug: Starting Beagle Daemon (version 0.2.7)
Debug: Running on Mono 1.1.13.8
Debug: Command Line: /usr/lib/beagle/BeagleDaemon.exe --fg --debug
Debug: Established a connection to the X server
Debug: Starting main loop
Debug
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The LiveCDs have gotten rather huge and unruly. Noting they contain
several software packages for Windows, I see a quick and dirty way to
get ~14 megs back: Download some of the software. It's only 14MB, but
every byte helps at this point.
The theory goes like this: Firef
Public bug reported:
Doing an 'strace -ff -o food ls' gives an output file 'food' instead of
'food.pid_of_ls'. My guess is that strace has to fork() and then
execve(), so it should be trivial to derive the pid of the child.
Read the man page for strace, on the -ff option.
This is also:
http://s
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: strace
Using strace in various configurations produces varied results; among
these are... nothing! Below is a table for the involved.
strace -ff -c ls
Gives timing output for 'ls'
strace -c -o food ls
Emits timing output into ./food
strace -ff -o foo
This is also:
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Go rtfm 'man 7 regex', it's horribly written and poorly organized. It
looks like the author just spewed and spewed words until the paragraph
got too long, then spit out an arbitrary line break.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Untriaged
Status: Unconfirmed
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Fix released in Edgy, working on getting it in dapper-backports or
dapper-updates soon.
** Changed in: mozilla-thunderbird (Ubuntu)
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This bug was fixed in Edgy a while back, when bug #49192 was fixed.
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Okay fix released for #49192 in Edgy, closing this bug.
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Binary package hint: libc6
I have this weird file:
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 64 2006-06-23 14:52 $machine-$os
Dollar signs, did somebody forget to actually evaluate a variable in
some script? '$foo' != "$foo"
Somehow I'm pretty sure this isn't right.
** Affects: glibc (Ubun
lspc -vv as requested.
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This is the Xorg.0.log, which looks mostly normal.
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Here's my current xorg.conf (using vesa; just replace the Driver line
with "via" and you've got what I had at the time...)
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-via
The new Edgy via driver breaks horribly; the screen is all black and I
can't C-A-BS kill X! I'm stuck and have to press the big red button.
** Affects: xserver-xorg-video-via (Ubuntu)
Importance: Medium
Status: Needs
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https://wiki.ubuntu.com/CommonCustomizations mentions a lot of stuff
involving adding packages to gnome-app-install. The thing is, finding
anything in gnome-app-install is like strstr(haystack, needle); doubly
so when the user has no idea what the value of needle is.
In othe
I've spent approximately 10 seconds looking through it. I'm no closer
to knowing how to get MP3s to play. 20 seconds more time and I've
managed (based on prior knowledge, mind you) to find the instructions on
adding codecs to gstreamer.
There are several problems here:
- I know what a codec is
https://help.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/desktopguide/C/index.html is the desktop
guide. I got to that in under 10 seconds, albeit I'm not sure how
interesting the link I followed is. Consider the block is:
<< EOF
Getting Help with Ubuntu:
There are many ways to get help with Ubuntu.
Access Ubuntu's gui
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: libhoard
Most applications segfault if libhoard is in LD_PRELOAD.
This has come to my attention as I am trying to reduce memory usage in
Ubuntu via a number of techniques; use of alternate allocators is a
potential component of this.
** Affects: libhoar
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I've tried compiling the latest, it crashes as well.
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Ping upstream on the offending line and see what their input is.
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Paul Sinnett wrote:
> This was fixed May 22 in cvs. It seems the change hasn't filtered down
> yet.
Good enough for me. Now to swing it past the maintainer and see how
that goes.
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Just whatever you do, don't run glxinfo.
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wow. Malone should probably handle GPG signed mail.
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/54308
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I ran glxgears first, then killed it and ran glxinfo. Just try being
mean to it for a while and see if it breaks. I think memory started
filling up and then the X server eventually got killed when it ran out
of VMA space; but that's just a guess.
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I suppose. Mine's empty though, aside from 4 linux-* things that it
says I can remove. As for deborphan:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/tmp/x$ deborphan
libtasn1-2
gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad-multiverse
libgdk-pixbuf2
gstreamer0.10-gl
libquicktime0
gstreamer0.10-
A further look (deborphan -a) shows a ton of packages I installed myself
as well, which I may want to remove. Games I no longer play, -dev
packages, the fish shell.. things I have to clean up by hand, taking a
lot of copy/paste in the shell.
Amusingly, users do want to mass-remove packages they i
Public bug reported:
I'm beginning to notice a disturbing trend in what people call me out on
with the Ubuntu Code of Conduct. I can understand when I'm flaming
something or otherwise being not nice (it happens); but there are
certain cases where I feel something is just WRONG with what's being
e
(alternately, form teams and conduct an undercover mission to determine
what Pango is up to and why it's so slow...)
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/32561
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