Hi Luka,
here is the requested output.
If I'm fast enough, the time before rehibernating is just long enough to
log into kde (which is locked after the resume) and see the message from
the powermanager "lid closed - hibernating" (or similar), but of course
the lid is open at that point...
regard
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Binary package hint: arts
Hello,
when starting the soundserver in kde3.5.5 on edgy the system hangs for some
seconds (~20), then I get "Sound server fatal error: cpu overload, aborting".
This problem didn't occur with kde3.5.5 on dapper. I tested edgy with
the 2.6.15-27-k7
works like a charm... thank you!
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Hello!
On edgy(Knot-3, updated on 23,september) IBM TP R40:
Hibernation works when resumed imediately after the hibernation.
If left powered off for some time (15-20 mins), the system comes up fine, but
once KDE is up, it hibernates again.
I suspect a setting that says to
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Hello!
edgy eft, september 23, IBM TP R40.
When using the "splash"-kernel-option, the virtual terminals don't work.
With the "nosplash" option, vt1 through 6 are up normally. This occurs with or
without the vga=791 bootparameter..
Raphael
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importanc
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Hi,
on really annoying bug... if you use "apt-get -s autoremove" (and you think you
are on the save side, only "dry-run"ing) apt-get does actually remove
everything it wants to. tough luck :)
** Affects: apt (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Sorry, I was wrong, it's not really removing anything, it just seems to.
I think I was fooled by aptitudes "would have removed" or similar, which
apt-get doesn't say, the output suggest that apt-get really did what it shows.
So it's confusing, but in the end, it's not a real bug.
raph
(can I actu
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Binary package hint: kde-guidance-powermanager
Hello,
after todays update there is the problem that after hibernating by closing the
laptop lid, the system will automatically rehibernate after resuming. After the
second resume everything works fine. If hibernated via the po
Filed a new bug-report for kde-guidance-powermanager, which can be
chosen now. This should be the more accurate place for this bug. Also,
the initial description is misleading, so this bug should maybe just be
closed/rejected.
Raph
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Start ksudoku, start a 2D sudoku game, ctrl-p to print it: the result is
an almost empty page (a "|" is printed in the top left corner)
** Affects: ksudoku (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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print function broken
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1497
Hello,
I have the same problem. Wenn I run "ifup eth0" (which uses interfaces, doesn't
it?), I get an error message: "SIOCSIFHWADDR: Device or resource busy". I
googled and found this, which might be helpful for this bug, too:
"http://bugs.busybox.net/view.php?id=880";
best regards,
Raph
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Hello,
run the folllowing grep command against your passwd file:
# grep -o '^\([^:]*:\)\{3\}' passwd
The output (on gutsy) is:
root:x:0:
0:root:/root:
daemon:x:1:
1:daemon:/usr/sbin:
bin:x:2:
2:bin:/bin:
sys:x:3:
3:sys:/dev:
instead of the expect
Hello!
Thank you for looking at this.
Here is all I can think of that might answer your questions:
grep -V: grep (GNU grep) 2.5.1
aptitude show grep: Version: 2.5.1.ds2-6build1
echo $SHELL: /bin/bash
With all combinations of
a) Starting (executing) /bin/dash /bin/zsh4 and
b) Setting SHELL to the
Ah, and I have actually first noticed this behaviour on a fresh install
of ubuntu server 7.10...
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Very nice, it's working here with this package from hardy:
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/hardy/i386/grep/2.5.3~dfsg-3
Thanks again for your fast response.
Raphael
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Hello,
could you be more specific on which "tricky menu" you found and how you set the
volume switch to "Master"?
Thank you,
raph
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I also think it's the same. At least the bugfix/workaround "options snd-via82xx
dxs_support=2" does work for me (the initial bug reporter).
best regards,
raph
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hello!
In edgy, ksynaptics, when disabling the touchpad (e.g. via Ctrl-Alt-P)
and with the option "disable tapping" activated, the touchpad is
completely disabled while it should only diable the tapping function.
Only the other option "disable
dpkg calls this package "kde-guidance-powermanager" but this one doesn't
seem to exist in this system?
** Changed in: Ubuntu
Sourcepackagename: None => power-manager
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I did some more testing and now I can reproduce the problem. It's a kde-
guidance-powermanager problem and occurs when "hibernate on lid close"
is selected. Then after resuming and logging in to kde, the first thing
powermanager does is to remark that the lid is closed and so triggers
hibernation.
As of sept 30, it's working. So this bug can be closed and marked as
fixed.
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...ok - I was just about to write a counter-comment but then re-checked the
docs and now I changed my mind. I didn't understand that the samrt mode was
triggered by just typing on the keyboard. Anyways and funnily, in breezy, it
worked the way I expected it to (i.e., the alt-ctrl-p worked like t
fix from #8 works for me, thank you
(Kubuntu 15.10 upgrade from 15.04 with kubuntu-ppa backports)
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Title:
"Configure sources" broken in Muon (Wil
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