Have you tried
rsync -av --delete --exclude=".gvfs/" /home/david/ /media/disk/Backup
(notice the modified --exclude parameter, particularly the trailing
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rsync -av --delete --delete-excluded --exclude=".gvfs/" /home/david/
/media/disk/Backup
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Are you sure you've filed this against the right package?
APT not apt-cacher, uses /var/cache/apt.
Apt-cacher uses /var/cache/apt-cacher.
The only reason these folders will fill up with anything is if you're
downloading software via apt (i.e. synaptic, apt-get, adept, aptitude,
etc.), and most (i
@John: You may want to open a Question on Launchpad Questions for your
particular case, so as to avoid creating noise on this bug.
In response to your query: Try hd(0,4) or hd(0,5) -- if you created a
"logical" partition, the partition numbers start at 4 (counting from 0,
e.g. hd(0,4)) or 5 (count
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Binary package hint: grub-installer
The Interpid Daily Alternate CD from October 17th installs GRUB with the
UUID of the root (/) partition, even when a /boot partition is present.
This causes the first boot to fail until the offending line is replaced
with a corrected root o
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total 0
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-> ../../sda5
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If you want someone to notice that the file should be placed in
/usr/share/hal/fdi/policy/20thirdparty/ by default, you should file
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ht
Are you outputting via either ARTS or PulseAudio? (This would likely be
under the engine options.)
Both sound systems take about 30 seconds to free up the sound card after
all connected applications stop playing sound, although that can be
reconfigured.
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At risk of being too technical, Amarok itself doesn't play music. The
current version actually calls another application (known as an
"engine") to play the music -- and the music playing runs in another
thread/process so that when the GUI lags, (which WILL happen due to
stupidness in the way X is d
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@Mike Wescott: I don't think that the comment was incorrect per se... I
think it refers to a "drive" in the sense that a "partition" is a
"drive". Also, a debdiff[0] is, as far as I know, the generally accepted
form of a patch, and once one is created you can then ask for your fix
to be sponsored [
That is because the upstream Debian version changed -- the 1.0.0-1
version was pulled in by the auto-sync bot.
See:
http://packages.debian.org/sid/libasio-dev
http://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/main/a/asio/asio_1.0.0-1/changelog
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=461920
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The e1000e driver was disabled because it is suspected to cause problems
with integrated gigabit chipsets. Your Ethernet controller, while it is
only a 10/100 one, should be serviced by the e1000e driver in In
The current "fix" is to disable the driver to prevent damage to your
hardware.
Various developers are still working on finding the actual cause of the
problem, please be patient. You are recommended to use the latest stable
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Well, those patches were released in the last two or three days --
basically, we have to wait for upstream kernel devs who are
capable/willing to reproduce the issue to test the patches, and then
consider how to get that code into the Ubuntu kernel. (Directly applying
patches? Go through Debian fir
Fix Committed means that the fix is in the source tree -- a package has
_not_ been released yet.
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kernel packages.
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I do recall there was one other issue where any X application that
started up when X was configured for a tablet but a tablet was not
plugged in caused warnings (usually three) to be emitted to the console.
I think this was back around dapper, or so. There were a great deal of
false bug reports abo
If you have no network whatsoever, you'll need to grab the package using
another machine or OS, use a daily build CD image, or downgrade to a
version where the driver was not disabled and then upgrade to the
current one.
http://packages.ubuntu.com/intrepid/linux-image-2.6.27-5-generic
http://packa
What does
lsmod
give you? Perhaps you don't have the right modules loaded, for whatever
reason...
Also, the following command tells us which kernel packages you have
installed.
dpkg -l 'linux-*'
Also try the instructions at https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingACPI and
see if they are of any help
As far as I can see, the issue with jackd should be a separate bug with
a separate title and description.
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Well, a sync would generally seem to be a wishlist... but on the other
hand, openafs does regress in intrepid without this sync. But it's
rather late... I think there's a special process that needs to occur for
this package to make it into the archive.
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No, that would go in a separate bug titled "2.6 does not integrate with
Nautilus" or some such. Which this bug may or may not then block on.
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Okay, I'm installing linux-image-2.6.25-1-generic (version
2.6.25-1.2ubuntu5) and linux-ubuntu-modules-2.6.25-1-generic (version
2.6.25-1.1ubuntu8); I'll report the results in this thread in a few
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Yes, the new Intrepid Ibex kernel based on 2.6.25 in the kernel PPA
creates the /dev/input/wacom device, both with the device plugged in on
startup, and when it is plugged in while the system is running.
Notes: With the new kernel, the X server provides the expected behavior
as documented in wacom
Public bug reported:
According to http://pyglet.org/ the latest stable/recommended version of
pyglet is 1.1 and offers many major improvements.
** Affects: pyglet (Ubuntu)
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I recall seeing this sort of garbage in early versions of compiz; but it
seems to have been "worked around", since it's quite clearly not there
any more. How does compiz get around the lack of backfilling, and is it
something that could also be done by KDE's compositing manager?
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Since we're part DebianImportFreeze, a request must be filed for it to
be synced into Jaunty. It appears Stéphane Graber has already done this
(bug 317254). Users who are watching this bug may also wish to subscribe
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The "Fix Released" status is correct -- the fix has been released -- in
Jaunty.
If you would like to see these changes in an earlier version of Ubuntu,
please take a look at the Backports and StableReleaseUpdates policies:
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/UbuntuBackports
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/
In order for it to be backported, it must first exist in the current
development version (Jaunty, at the time of writing). That, in turn
probably requires it to be in Debian.
You may wish to file a bug on the Debian bug tracker asking for abiword
2.6.6 to be packaged, noting that this bug is fixed
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I noticed that when I have the "System Monitor - Network" plasmoid on my
desktop, it sometimes will display a graph with large negative values. I
find that this behavior often exhibits itself after I have transferred a
large amount of data (e.g. 4 GB) in a short period of time
I believe this particular bug is fixed for me, using intel driver with
9.4 beta, but I am now seeing garbage in other places (particularly when
switching between applications). Intend on filing new bugs when I get a
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Public bug reported:
In the 2.6.27 kernel, asm/semaphore.h was removed and replaced with a generic C
implementation in linux/semaphore.h.
http://linux.derkeiler.com/Mailing-Lists/Kernel/2008-02/msg13760.html
This prevents the current version of openafs-modules-source from
building on 2.6.27.
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... For some reason, I can't add that tracker in "also affects project",
but it automatically does a remote bug watch when I link to it? o.O
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** Description changed:
In the 2.6.27 kernel,
fwyzard, is that patch from upstream, or have you considered sending
that patch upstream to OpenAFS?
>From my understanding, Bjorn's debdiff combines (accepted and committed)
patches from the upstream bug tracker, so eventually the patch can be
removed once upstream makes a release with said code
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: empathy
I tend to get unsolicited messages on my chat accounts.
In other clients, e.g. Pidgin, or the official network clients (GTalk,
MSN, etc.) there is an option to only allow contacts on my contact list
to see my status and start conversations/chats
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
1) The release of Ubuntu you are using, via 'lsb_release -rd' or System
-> About Ubuntu.
mich...@kiwi:~/dri_debug$ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu karmic (development branch)
Release:9.10
2) The version of the pac
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** Description changed:
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2.6.31-3-generic #19-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jul 14 16:04:41 UTC 2009 i686
GNU/Linux
empathy:
- Installed: 2.27.3-2ubuntu3
- Candidate: 2.27.3-2ubuntu3
- Version table:
- *** 2.27.3-2ubuntu3 0
- 500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.c
I'm aware of that.
I didn't actually intend to change the description, but I think the edge
server may have mangled with the whitespace when I unintentionally
submitted my changes to the server by clicking the edit icon twice.
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Jussi, I believe you replicated bug #193446 instead, unless I'm reading
kaiarne's traceback wrong.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 93518 ***
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Further searching indicates this is likely a duplicate of bug #93518.
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[hardy] pycentral crashed with ValueError in parse_versions()
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** Also affects: python-central (Ubuntu)
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** Summary changed:
- /dev/input/wacom device missing for Bamboo Fun
+ /dev/input/wacom device missing for Bamboo Fun in Hardy
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Binary package hint: wacom-tools
In Hardy, with my Bamboo Fun 4x5 tablet plugged in at startup,
/dev/input/wacom devices are not created
I'm not a ubuntu dev; just a passer-by user, but since you check for
pdftoabw at runtime, perhaps you want to have poppler-utils as a
"suggests:" or "recommends:" now to match the dropped libpoppler
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The tendency to split packages is a debian/ubuntu thing that sometimes
catches users (and developers!) off guard if you're unaware of it -- the
primary reason, IIRC, is to allow people to save space by removing parts
of software they don't need. (For example, there are separate linux-
image- (kerne
Hmm... that's interesting. I also use permission bits rather than ACLs
on my system. However, considering that /dev is mounted on tmpfs I'm not
sure what effect this should have, if any.
Also, the setfacl man page states the following:
"If setfacl is used on a file system which does not support A
Just curious, did 2.6 make it into hardy, or is this now something that
must wait for hardy+1?
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kripkenstein: By "works", do you mean:
1) Plays audio.
2) Records audio.
3) Both 1) and 2)
Also, what pulseaudio packages do you have installed? Is there anything
regarding libao that is not stock Ubuntu (perhaps a development
version)? How are ALSA and Pulseaudio installed/configured? Are you
usi
Just curious, but on pentium-based laptops, are p4_clockmod (etc.)
getting loaded by default?
If not, should they be?
(I find on my desktop P4 computer, I get "throttling "
and have to load p4_clockmod manually (in /etc/modules or via modprobe)
in order to get throttling support. For me, this is
Is there any documentation about how "most packages in Ubuntu" build,
and how the build scripts generate .pot files? Just in case e.g. someone
comes along with a new (translatable) package and wants to have
translations in Launchpad as well, and avoid this bug, would they be
able to find informatio
I like this idea, but (IMO, at least) it would be important for such a
dialog to also automatically capture the USB IDs of the devices in
question and post them to some place where the quirks list could be
updated, perhaps similar to or as a part of the automated bug reporting
system now in Ubuntu.
@Mark: Sitsofe is testing with the *Gusty* (you could say "alpha", "next
version" or "testing") kernels, trying his best to ensure that this
problem *does not affect the next release*. Whether it is worthwhile or
not, at least he is TRYING to help fix the problem.
If you would like to contact Cano
@Sitsofe: It appears that in a later message, the patch was rejected.
Those messages are from earlier this month.
That said, following the thread leads to this message, which I find somewhat
amusing:
http://lkml.org/lkml/2007/8/3/81
Funny how someone said that "the chances are no distribution is
At the time of writing, gutsy does not appear to contain the fixes from
Debian's "sane-backends", unless the fix was merged in separate from the
entire new version...
Debian: 1.0.19~cvs20070730-1
http://packages.debian.org/unstable/source/sane-backends
http://packages.debian.org/changelogs/pool/ma
Unfortunately, I think the problem here is twofold:
Firstly, the problem doesn't seem to affect *all* USB devices -- simply
those who don't conform to usb_suspend, and violate the USB
specification*.
Secondly, I think the issue is that there is a workaround -- but both
enabling the workaround and
My apologies, I am simply a user like you guys -- attempting to be
helpful.
Nobody (until now) _denied_ that the solution worked -- which is why I
reiterated the comment. Now that we know that option doesn't work means
that the fix probably involves some RH-specific patch, or RH systems are
someho
@jengel: What constitutes a "newer kernel"? Does the 2.6.20-16.29 in Feisty
count? And do negative values have special meaning, or can we assume "-1" for
the time being?
@cank1090: IIRC, Herd CDs are also live-install combo CDs, like any other --
would it be possible for you to burn the ISO to e
@jengel: Well if the code _appears_ to do that, then we can probably
work with that until the fix comes out and/or people tell us to do
differently.
@SilverLoz: Thank you very much for trying our suggestions.
As stated above, I wasn't expecting the boot-time flag to work in 2.6.20
(a.k.a. Feisty
@t2000kw: If that is your decision, then by all means. Ubuntu is not for
everyone (yet). However, I wouldn't be surprised if Canonical's support
teams might have been able to provide you a custom workaround (if
necessary) if you had bought the right kind of SLA, similar to how other
companies deal
Okay; thank you. (Actually, the adding of the upstream task was
accidental; I was trying to add the linux package, not the linux
upstream task, and I wasn't sure what to do with the upstream task
afterwards.)
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Binary package hint: wacom-tools
In Hardy, with my Bamboo Fun 4x5 tablet plugged in at startup,
/dev/input/wacom devices are not created and the wacom module is not
loaded. If I manually execute "sudo modprobe wacom" the devices are
still not created.
In Gutsy, I had to manu
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Status: New
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Impor
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dpkg -l 'linux-*'
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The SQLite database is used by the "Statistics Plugin"; you can turn it
on and off by going to Settings -> Configure Plugins...
>From what I can tell the Statistics plugin records when contacts were
last seen online (and perhaps other similar things I haven't noticed
yet).
According to the SQLite
At the following page, it's recommended to stop pulseaudio entirely when
running audacity...
http://www.pulseaudio.org/wiki/PerfectSetup#Audacity
As far as I can tell, in Gutsy, Audacity uses PortAudio as its audio
subsystem, and right now PortAudio doesn't appear to support PulseAudio
as a backe
A) When you booted, did you add the word "persistence" to the boot options
line? (I believe you have to hit one of the F-keys before Ubuntu starts
booting...)
B) Have you tried the daily CD build?
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Well, here's a pulseaudio bug from a year ago:
http://www.pulseaudio.org/ticket/50 But I don't think the recording
problem got solved.
Technically speaking, in terms of an ideal solution, the "bug" should
probably be in PortAudio which fails to have a PortAudio backend, as far
as I can tell.
Howe
correction: ... in PortAudio which fails to have a *PulseAudio* backend
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The problem in question is introduced by
debian/patches/fix_desktop_launcher.patch which contains the following
line:
+cmd += "Exec=xulrunner-1.9 /usr/lib/prism/application.ini -webapp "
+ id + "\n";
Attached is an updated patch, which points to
/usr/share/prism/application.ini instead.
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In response to the question portion:
2.3.0 is greater than 2.2.1.
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Permissions error with Kodak ZD710 prevents opening of camera
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