I think I had *some* luck with the backport, but then I had to give up on it as
I got the "scheduling from the idle thread!" log spew bug (launchpad #289581);
there's a fix for that in intrepid-proposed, so I switched to that, but that
seemed to preclude the backport or something. (I didn't pi
In case this helps: I've been using Intrepid for about a month now and
my wired NIC is fine; I tested it by booting into Windows. It only
stopped working this week when I got the module blacklist. The machine
is a Thinkpad T61p with NVidia graphics. Before the blacklisting I used
the wired netwo
I never got dmesg output, and never saw the panics in any log files.
But today I finally hooked up a serial console and captured the kernel
panic output.
I've attached the logs from two different kernel panics.
Since originally posting this message, I believe I've narrowed it down
to "wireless ac
Second kernel panic log. (Could I have attached both to a single
comment? Too late now.)
** Attachment added: "Kernel panic log #2"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/17995015/larry.hastings.kernel.panic.2.txt
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Oh! I should have mentioned. The most salient part of the log file is
surely right at the top:
[ 524.74] kernel BUG at /build/buildd/linux-2.6.27/drivers/net/wireless/iwl
wifi/iwl-tx.c:1198!
Finally, I'm current as of updates from earlier today. These logs were
generated with Intrepid's 2.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kernel-image-2.6.27-3-generic-di
I have installed 8.10 on my Lenovo Thinkpad T61p. If I use the laptop
on its own, it runs for days (and is fabulous, by the way). If I drop
it into the docking station, it kernel panics, often within five
minutes. The e
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
I'm using the Compiz static window switcher.
I frequently use Alt-Tab to switch between my editor and a terminal
window. Since those are the top two windows, I often hit Alt-Tab and
release it immediately, before the list-of-window-thumbnails win
Sorry to forget to mention local details: I am currently seeing this
behavior under 10.04 beta, and also saw it in 9.10. Both were the
x86-64 build. I'm using a Lenovo T61p with an nVidia graphics chipset
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Using Alt-tab to quickly switch between two windows will
I disagree with marking this as "Invalid"; that applies to things that
aren't true. Surely "Won't Fix" is a more appropriate status.
Was this change made by the GNOME team, or by the Ubuntu team? (I'd
like to know where to direct my complaint, as it appears this is not the
proper venue for it.)
I'm seeing slightly different behavior. My system is initally bootable,
but goes into this mode after some use. (I suspect there is some update
that is causing the behavior.)
I'm using a crazy PCI hard disk (an OCZ RevoDrive), but my boot disk is
a small vanilla SATA SSD drive. I don't think gr
More data, fwiw: I installed the machine a month ago, took updates, and
had no trouble. I went on the road for a month. When I got back I took
updates and saw this behavior. I reinstalled using a fresh nightly
(April 5); initially it was fine, but after the second or third updates
& reboot I aga
Public bug reported:
sgt-puzzles is a collection of logic puzzles by Simon Tatham (of "putty" fame).
Version 9411 added a new puzzle, "pearl", which is wonderful.
The debian upstream maintainer has already updated the unstable package
for sgt-puzzles to
** Affects: sgt-puzzles (Ubuntu)
I
** Attachment added: "Diff of the changelog from 9306 to 9411."
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/978383/+attachment/3043007/+files/changelog.diff
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ARGH hit return when adding the file.
The debian upstream maintainer has already updated the unstable package
for sgt-puzzles to 9411, so it's ready for Ubuntu to pull.
I'm unfamiliar with the Ubuntu "pbuilder" build system. However, the
package comes with a makefile, and it builds cleanly witho
Attached is a screenshot of "pearl" running on 12.04.
** Attachment added: "The new game "pearl" running on 12.04."
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I attempted to install "Ubuntu 15.10" and "Ubuntu GNOME 15.10" using
usb-creator. I tried "Beta 2" and a fresh daily (2015/10/10), both
64-bit. I tried it on five different computers. The resulting USB
stick booted correctly on all UEFI-based systems, but on non-UEFI
system
One more detail. I have one computer with a sophisticated BIOS; it can
boot a USB stick in UEFI-mode or non-UEFI mode. On that computer, the
bootable USB stick worked when booted in UEFI-mode and failed in non-
UEFI mode with the same "Boot Error" as everything else.
(To be explicit: the bootab
How can I run this command when I can't see the screen?
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Title:
Ubuntu 12.04 live CD boots into an invalid video mode (nVidia GT 520,
DVI-D, Del
Public bug reported:
When I boot the Ubuntu live CD on my tower computer, my monitor displays
the following message:
"The current input timing is not supported by the monitor display.
Please change your input timing to 2560x1600@60Hz or any other monitor
listed timing as per the monitor specific
Public bug reported:
The kernel crashes when I boot the April 16, 2012 daily build of the
12.04 live CD on my tower computer.
It happens when running the installer. If I boot straight into the
installer ("Install Ubuntu") the screen simply freezes; if I boot into
the live CD then run the install
I got esrevinu's driver to compile on Trusty Tahir. But using it caused
X11 to exit. I don't know enough about debugging such things to figure
out what went wrong.
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I would be thrilled to! I'll do that in the next 24 hours.
Are there any special packages I need to install, or should it "just
work"?
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I'm testing with a freshly-updated Trusty Tahir daily (2014/March/2) on
a Lenovo X1 Carbon (2014 refresh) laptop.
IBM/Lenovo Thinkpad laptops have a "Trackpoint": a red "joystick mouse"
apport information
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It still doesn't work. And I don't see any changes to the relevant
drivers. So I've run apport-collect as you suggested, and the results
are above. Please let me know if you need any additional information
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I don't know what proper Launchpad bug report hygiene calls for, but
this behavior isn't limited to the 2014 edition of the X1 Carbon. This
affects all users of Lenovo laptops that have both a Trackpoint and a
clickpad--which is nearly all of their current models for sale. Going
by the photos on
Public bug reported:
I'm testing with a freshly-updated Trusty Tahir daily (2014/March/2) on
a Lenovo X1 Carbon (2014 refresh) laptop.
IBM/Lenovo Thinkpad laptops have a "Trackpoint": a red "joystick mouse"
in the middle of the keyboard. Historically this is accompanied by
three mouse buttons di
Oh, it seems that this driver is not an official part of Arch Linux,
it's available in the Arch User Repository, which seems equivalent to an
Ubuntu PPA.
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I'm seeing this behavior too. I'm using Trusty Tahir on a 2014 Lenovo
X1 Carbon.
I tried compiling esrevinu's driver, but it requires automake-1.13 and I
couldn't figure out how to get that specific version.
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Assuming that works from the first screen of the installer--what would I
then do next? If it's totally automated and uploads its information to
a server, then I can try it. If it requires any interaction--
particularly with the mouse--then I would be basically stuck.
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This happened when using the Precise daily from 2/21. I installed onto a fresh
disk with the following options:
* separate / and /home partitions, both btrfs, both formatted as part of the
install
* encrypted home directory
The installation process completed as normal. But
Public bug reported:
This is using Precise, installed with the 2/21 daily. I installed
fresh. When I went to the Printer dialog, everything was grayed out,
and I could see no way to unlock it. I ran it as root from a terminal
window, thinking it was a permissions problem. That didn't help, but
Public bug reported:
I own a Lenovo X130e (2338CT). If I attempt to install Ubuntu 12.04 on
it, the installer goes into an infinite loop, ceasing to respond to user
input and consuming 100% of one core, as well as slowly consuming
additional RAM. If I let it run for a half hour the machine goes
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Title:
Ubiquity goes into an infinite loo
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(I apologize if gtk+3.0 is the wrong package; it was a guess.)
I'm using Gnome Shell under Ubuntu 12.04. I observe that system dialog
boxes disable their text and buttons when the dialog loses focus, and
re-enable them when the dialog regains focus. This is new behavior in
Public bug reported:
When I log in to Ubuntu oneric with all packages currently up-to-date,
and I specify the "GNOME" window manager, gnome-shell crashes, leaving
me with a Nautilus window running without a window manager. If I
specify the "Unity 2D" window manager, I can log in--if I then open a
With gir1.2-accountsservice-1.0 installed, and everything else updated,
gnome-shell now works again. Thanks!
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gnome-shell 3.1.90.1 crashes
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I'm using 11.10 alpha 3, updated to today's packages. I observed the
problem both before and after updating.
I did a fresh install of 11.10, and chose the "encrypted home directory"
option for my account. When the machine finished installing and
rebooting, and I typed in my
I'm normally a heavy user, but I've been moving house for the past few
weeks so I haven't had a chance to spend a lot of time with Unity. If
you give me another month I'll let you know.
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Binary package hint: ubiquity
Installation fails on my machine. It's a brand new Samsung Series 9,
NP900X3A-A02US.
I wiped the disk and set up the following partitions:
sda1 - 15360mb ext4 /
sda2 - 15360mb unused
sda3 - 6144mb swap
sda4 - [remaining, 97gb iirc] ext4 /home
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GrubInstaller failed with code
After further experimentation, I've found that the partitioning and the
use of encrypted home directory doesn't matter. I chose "use the whole
disk" automatic partitioning, and didn't select encrypted home
directory, and the installer still crashed while attempting to use
grub2.
I have the comput
I've wiped the computer since that run, so I can't upload any more
files. I'd be happy to run it again though. Do you want me to use a
fresh daily? And will those three files suffice, or is there anything
else you want as long as I'm at it?
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I can't upload any more files *from that run*, that is.
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GrubInstaller failed with code 1
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The problem was fixed in the April 21st daily build. It appears this is
a duplicate of bug 765270 .
On a related note, installing on the Samsung Series 9 with the above
partition table results in a non-bootable system. The Series 9 uses the
Sandy Bridge chipset, and is EFI. I had to manually sp
Charlie: you must create a "/boot/efi" partition, of partition type EFI.
Once you do your system will boot into Ubuntu. Ubiquity doesn't warn
you of that.
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