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Binary package hint: eog
fresh install of Ubuntu 9.04
Eye of GNOME 2.26.1
Could not load image 'Intrepid-final-ubuntu.png'.
Fatal error reading PNG image file: Not a PNG file
Could not view .PNG image file renamed to .JPG EOG program then showed image.
ProblemType: Bug
Ar
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I have been following this post for some time.
I have installed Debian Lenny and started using that as a primary system
and the Ubuntu system I have I tinker with.
Call me a rebel or such.. but I have noticed differences on how the
systems' (Ubuntu and Debian) handle file transfers.
I am not a
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file transfers on USB disk are very slow
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/197762
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Thanks Ulrich,
I have started to log items and placed the data in a ODS file posted
above. Message and attachment did not go through together.
I started with data being written to a .txt file to home directory. . .
changed to the /dev/shm directory so data written to the file would not
conflict w
I do not see this option in karmic
Carlos M wrote:
> Sergey
> Once the USB thumbdrive is mounted, you can right-click on its desktop icon
> and select Properties. From there you will see the Volume tab and specify
> the mount options
> Carlos M
>
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file transfers on USB disk are very slow
I will agree the FTP does not work for me either.
the best thing for myself was to do a reboot. transfers are good for the
first hour or two... then get mediocre and after a day possibly two...
abysmal.
rom85 wrote:
> 2 BAIS:
> this doesn't help for my situation also. when copying by filezilla
I asked this some where but maybe not here...
I can't program, but is it possible to gather data via a script that
would put data into a sort of quasi time line format with certain data
appended to it..
i.e
start copy.
time bytes written rate
.
time bytes written rate
.
.
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file transfers on USB flash key (pendrive) are slowing down with time
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Fresh install of karmic beta 10 Oct 2009
USB transfers great (12-15 Mb/s) to a USB 2 stick, reads were 12-17 Mb/s
After a couple updates I noticed the transfer rates dropping (3-6 Mb/s;
subsequently now the transfer rates are slowing down to 1.
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 197762 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/197762
Hello,
The transfers of a 876 meg file are now taking 23 min.
the only things I can think of to do is back track.
I have all the updates in the /var/cache/apt/archives/ folder can I copy
that to an alternat
Hello,
I am not a programmer and not that versed on how things in Linux work;
still quite Green.
Can a program be made to monitor a file transfer. i.e. track the
progress. there is something that is happening in the background.
The best file transfers I have is just after a reboot of the comput
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