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Since installing the latest kernel 3.8.0-30 on my Dell XPS 13, I can
only use the screen on lowest dim/brightness. Hardware keys as well as
System Settings have no effect on the dim level.
I already had issues with the brightness settings before. To make
hardware keys and Sys
For the additional pools one might have, I adapted the script so it
snapshots everything else.
To trigger the script I added a new service zfs-import-scan.service, and
I adapted the existing zfs-mount.service to include it. This way
additional zpools will be snapshotted right after being imported,
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Small fixes done.
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Small fixes done.
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Public bug reported:
Up until now, I had to install gstreamer0.10-plugins-bad-multiverse to
get AAC encoding support for sound converter in Ubuntu.
16.04 does not have this package anymore. I have tried a variety of work
arounds (faac/faad/various gstreamer codec packs) but none of them
brings th
I have that:
soundconverter/xenial,xenial,now 3.0.0~alpha1+git20151209-1 all
[installed]
If you want I can do an installation from git this evening and report
back.
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I compiled straight from GIT but no success. What codec do I need
exactly?
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Title:
Unable to convert to AAC using Ubuntu 16.04 / gstreamer0.10-pl
Sorry about that. Getting AAC as an encoding option was still not
available, compiling went fine.
FYI: I tried using soundkonverter as well, and that allowed AAC encoding
via faac, ffmpeg, and avconv or libav (can't remember, not in front of
the computer). So I have at least 3 options available th
Public bug reported:
It looks like that, when booting off zfs (zfs holds /boot) with the
rootdelay boot option set, the boot process fails in the initrd fase,
asking to manually import the pool using zpool import -f -R / -N. I only
had one system with that parameter set, which I seldom reboot.
I
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It looks like that, when booting off zfs (zfs holds /boot) with the
rootdelay boot option set, the boot process fails in the initrd fase,
asking to manually import the pool using zpool import -f -R / -N. I only
had one system with that parameter set, which I seldom
I had it set to 200, this was a configuration that I forgot to remove
after I had to ran on external USB drives for a while with this machine
when the internal disk failed (long before zfs and this install).
Will try later today.
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I was not at the machine yesterday to test but it is strange indeed. The
system would never boot without re-importing the pool manually. It was
100% consistent.
When I noticed the rootdelay option still set, I removed it manually
from the grub command line the first time, which worked. Then I adap
I was able to reproduce on the system itself. Add rootdelay=3 to the
boot parameters, and the system will drop in the initramfs shell, zpool
imported, complaining it is not imported yet. Re-importing needed to get
it to mount rw. Leave rootdelay out: system boots fine. Tried several
times, consiste
I was able to reproduce on the system itself. Add rootdelay=3 to the
boot parameters, and the system will drop in the initramfs shell, zpool
imported, complaining it is not imported yet. Re-importing needed to get
it to mount rw. Leave rootdelay out: system boots fine. Tried several
times, consiste
After setting ZFS_RPOOL manually:
zpool list . returns "ONLINE"
zpool export exports the pool without any console message.
I'm going to add some printfs to the zfs script to see where the boot
proces goes wrong and get back to you. I'll keep the current initrd for
reference.
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Ok, pinned it down.
The problem appears to be very simple: when using rootdelay, the
zfs_test_import() function is called which tries to do a readonly "zpool
import" immediately followed by exporting the pool. This import/export
sequence goes to fast for my system (which indeed has low specs).
So
Here are the test results:
- no datasets mounted when it breaks
- A delay of 1 second is not enough: breaks on first try
- Retested with 5 seconds delay: ok
- Retested with new zfs script: notok, again the pool is busy error.
I had a quick look at the script and I found the remaining problem: th
No errors encountered using the PPA.
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Title:
zfs initrd script fails when rootdelay boot option is set
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Title:
ZFS initrd script does not import zpool using /dev/disk/by-id device
paths
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1573408 ***
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.deb installation tested for Vivaldi and Chrome using gnome-software,
gnome-software-common and ubuntu-software from xenial-proposed.
No problems encountered.
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16.04 brought it back...
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Title:
[vivid] Abiword always starts after logging in
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Idea/enhancement request.
I wrote a small initramfs script to snapshot the zpool when booting off
zfs in Ubuntu. As the pool is not actively used at that moment, it is in
the perfect consistent state to take snapshots. Perhaps this is
functionality more people are interested
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 16.04 includes initrd zfs support, but the provided script does
not allow zpools to be imported using the /dev/disk/by-id paths. As a
result, the pool will be imported using "/dev/sdX" device names, which
is not the preferred way.
Tested and validated solution/proof of
It is a new install on zfs root. I created the pool using the by-id
names, and during my tests I have exported and re-imported it using the
by-id names as well. As this is a root filesystem, this obviously
happens from within a live environment so if the file got created, it
sure isn't on the targe
I created the zpool.cache file using zpool set
cachefile=/etc/zfs/zpool.cache and recreated the initrd using update-
initramfs -c -k all without success.
Tried creating the zpool on the system itself, and then again using the
Live USB (since this shows by-id paths correctly). I double checked the
Some additional tests.
If I add the zpool.cache (generated in Live environment to make sure it
has full by-id paths) to /etc/zfs, and replace the zfs script with the
one from 15.10 (/usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts, requires initramfs
regeneration + changing grub boot parameters to include
rpool
I agree that the solution by-id should not be hard coded, this was
merely for testing purposes.
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Title:
ZFS initrd script does not import zpool u
I think this has to do with the /var/cache directory, at least that is
what I suspect based on my own experience.
Workaround that worked for me:
sudo apt purge gnome-software ubuntu-software
sudo apt autoremove
sudo apt install gnome-software ubuntu-software
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I am testdriving systemd on Ubuntu 15.04 with zfs as root filesystem.
The system works great, however it seems the systemd initscripts are not
installed on my system, leaving one zpool exported and a few filesystems
unmounted at boot. This worked fine with upstart.
When looki
Public bug reported:
I am test-driving Vivid and made the switch to systemd. I'd like to
report that the mountall service is now unavailable.
root# systemctl status mountall
mountall.service
Loaded: masked (/dev/null)
Active: inactive (dead)
root# ll /lib/systemd/system/mountall.service
l
Public bug reported:
I am test-driving Vivid and made the switch to systemd. I'd like to
report that the mountall service is now unavailable.
root# systemctl status mountall
mountall.service
Loaded: masked (/dev/null)
Active: inactive (dead)
root# ll /lib/systemd/system/mountall.service
l
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1431523 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1431523
I see, should I notify the zfs guys taking into account the comments in
https://github.com/zfsonlinux/pkg-zfs/issues/132 ? Or is this taken into
account in the roadmap for systemd somehow?
Always available
Ok starts to make sense to me now. Thanks for the guidance on the
workaround!
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Title:
zfs not automounting after upgrading from upstart to system
I confirm this bug and I would like to extend it: it is not limited to
the installer LiveUSB. When using the Dell XPS 13 and booting using
UEFI, the screen goes crazy with lots of ghost images etc. as the OP
describes.
I unfortunately use EFI to boot several instances of Ubuntu, making
saucy unusa
I confirm the bug still exists in latest mainline kernel
3.12.0-031200rc5.
Can we please increase the priority on this? If I would have followed
the 13.04 dist upgrade suggestion, I would have ended up with a non-
functional system. This is an Ubuntu promoted machine!
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Title:
Plymouth screen refresh is bad when Live USB is started in UEFI mode
Hi Steve
Thank you for this workaround, I confirm this also works for me!
I _think_ this brings you in USB bios mode per default when installing?
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I am definitely booting in EFI, as my laptop does not have a Bios
enabled bootloader installed.
Installation from USB will probably bring you in Bios mode though
meaning you will have to fix the EFI afterwards.
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I can confirm the problem is triggered by the bluetooth/wireless combo
card in my system. When I disable the card using a hardware switch prior
to suspend, it works fine.
Details:
03:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11b/g LP-PHY (rev
01)
Subsystem: Hewlett-Packar
Dear
As far as I'm concerned it is ok to close this bug. I indeed upgraded to
14.04 in the meantime.
Kind regards
Sam
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Title:
Dell XPS 13 scre
Well this is worse in 11.10. Even proactively unloading the modules make
the laptop freeze. With the 6 month release cycle this issue remains in
place for at least 1,5 years now, which is a lot... I guess I need to
replace the module by an Intel based model to be in the green.
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I strongly advise you to replace the module. I replaced it with
WiFi/Bluetooth (use partnumber 575920-001 for queries), and never had
another issue.
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Yes they check it in bios, you can only use hp approved parts. There is
a hack but seen the price, just get one that works is easier...
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Title:
at
Same problem using the same hp 311 model netbook with kernel 3.2.0-24
-generic-pae. No experience in using experimental kernels.
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Title:
Regressio
Hi guys
In the end I replaced the module by a Broadcom one a few weeks ago. The
laptop is running as clean as can be. It never freezes, I suspend/resume it
all the time and I disable/enable network at will. I rebooted maybe 2-3
times over the past weeks, mainly because of installed updates.
I cou
Hi,
Bringing the interface down was no issue, but bringing it back up ("sudo
ifconfig eth1 up" in the analogy) gave an instant freeze. Needed to hard
power down the system and reboot. Everything working fine after reboot.
Nothing shows up in the console at all.
I just noticed with 11.04 I don't
Hi,
No luck... I can see the ifdown in the logs, but followed by the system
boot. I left 10 seconds between ifdown and ifup to get clear time stamps. No
ifup in the logs...
And I've had the issue on ifdown as well. So it's the state change in both
directions that triggers it.
To do further testi
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-generic
The ath9k driver freezes the laptop when the adapter changes state.
Reproduceable by enabling/disabling wireless adapter using the network
manager applet, or by suspending the system. The issue exists at least
in 10.10 as well, but nev
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ath9k drivers freeze the system when changing state
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