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Just installed Xubuntu 7.10 on a relatively ancient PC with a P3 and 256MB RAM
with Windows dual boot.
Completely new to Linux/ Ubuntu so struggling a bit with this.. But have done
some basic UNIX work before...
What I see is that in a sequence of 6 boots I saw this problem occurring
alterna
(Contd.)
Dmesg for slow boot
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Hi Christopher
I'm sorry but I've stopped using Ubuntu and won't be able to help you
with this. In any case I don't run the latest release/ kernel and stick
to LTS versions as this is my primary (and only) desktop.
FWIW I've run into the same isue while installing Debian Wheezy 7.0 and
the fix wa
Tried following your suggestion (also looked at
http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1613132.html) but when I
press any key and then the F6 key I don't get to see the menu which
displays boot options from USB live session, just a grey box in the
bottom left side, on which there is a dark gre
Nope, no luck getting the proprietary drivers to work either.
Added a file disable-nouveau.conf in the directory /etc/modprobe.d/ with the
following contents
blacklist nouveau
options nouveau modeset=0
There already was a file with blacklist nouveau (courtesy of the NVidia
proprietary
) and Xubuntu booted up
fine and got into the desktop with no problems. Launched a few apps and
all seems fine.
Based on my advanced analytical skills (!) I conclude there is a problem
with the graphics driver on the LiveCD/DVD in Ubuntu/Xubuntu.
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and all seems fine.
Based on my advanced analytical skills (!) I conclude there is a
problem with the graphics driver on the LiveCD/DVD in Ubuntu/Xubuntu.
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oblem
with the graphics driver on the LiveCD/DVD in Ubuntu/Xubuntu.
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+ ApportVersion: 2.0.1-0ubuntu5
+ Architecture: amd64
+ CasperVersion: 1.315
+ CompizPlugins:
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Done, was able to run apport-collect -p xserver-xorg-video-nouveau
993907 as described above.
One point I should mention, not sure if relevant, the NVidia card is
connected to the monitor via DVI-D cable but the Intel GMA onboard is
connected via VGA cable (that's the only option).
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Trying to install 'current' proprietary NVidia drivers from Software
Centre (nvidia-current 295.40-0ubuntu1)
Will this driver install also be persisted to the USB stick and
available for the next boot? If so, I'll report if this allows the
NVidia card to function correctly...
Although the current
Nope that didn't work (assuming the proprietary driver install
persisted).
After successful install I rebooted and switched back to NVidia card in
the BIOS, same result as before, coloured noise on the screen...
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No I haven't installed 12.04 to hard disk as yet (because of this bug),
only running Live session off the USB as per above. There is no grub
menu presented when booted from the USB. Is there a way to trigger the
grub menu (from USB live session) or edit the boot line in the USB data?
Or do you
Latest one this is that on one occasion it shutdown when triggered from
the top right shutdown menu, BUT it had failed to cleanly unmount
leading to a disk check on a 2TB (WD Caviar Green) drive, which was no
fun at all.
Log out followed by Shutdown does the trick...
I notice that the status of t
Excellent!
Please extend the localisation of the grep hack to India as well (could
use language but time zone would be better).
For us this should point to flipkart.com
Hope I don't give the BDFL any ideas here...
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Handbrake absolutely must be in the official repositories, or in the
partner ones at least...
The need to go to a PPA should not exist.
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Issue for me as well on Precise, but I think the focus is misplaced...
The very same NVidia proprietary drivers (and hardware setup) on Lucid
LTS cause no shutdown problems, but they do in Precise. Also nouveau is
not working for my setup so have to use the proprietary drivers.
Desktop hardware:
Same issue in 12.04.1 LTS as well, but I have a few additional data
points (with screen photos), which surprised me...
Steps:
1. Downloaded 12.04.1 64 bit desktop DVD .iso
2. Written to USB stick via Startup Disk Creator in Lucid (64 bit
desktop)
3. Restarted the system and booted from USB stic
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For those who, like me, are fortunate enough to have working integrated
graphics (in addition to the NVidia card), workaround available as per
this:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=12203570&postcount=8
For those who only have the NVidia card I think something similar can be
attempted using
Workaround: First Log Out (from top right corner menu) and then
Shutdown... Worked very well for my setup (see post above for details)
but YMMV...
Am trying to debug this by setting
sudo dmesg -n debug
And then triggering a Shutdown (from top right corner menu before
logging out), but nothing sus
Thanks! Actually the NVidia proprietary drivers (nvidia-current,
v295.40) installed from the repos under 'safe mode' are working fine for
me!
Of course I was able to do this action because I had the integrated
Intel graphics, when switched to NVidia card it was all garbage on the
screen...
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Me too. Tried adding property "remote-cert-tls", value "server" to the
appropriate network connection using gconf-editor but that threw an
error re unrecognised property...
I feel this is a basic property that must be included (among the many
many ones present), along with "verb" (which controls v
Mitigation, can use the "tls-remote" property, set on the UI via
"Advanced -> TLS Authentication -> Subject match" to the X509 name on
the server's local certificate used for TLS authentication.
e.g.
"/C=NA/ST=None/L=None/O=Mullvad/CN=m3.mullvad.net/emailAddress=i...@mullvad.net"
To get this valu
Tried with Linux Mint 13 (Cinnamon 64-bit) Live DVD on USB and faced the
exactly same situation
- Coloured noise on NVidia
- All well on integrated Intel graphics (G33)
Not suprising I guess seeing how Mint 13 is directly derived from
Precise.
To try something else, I installed Linux Mint 13 (Ci
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: wine1.2
1. Installed wine 1.2 from the repository on Ubuntu Lucid Lynx 10.04.1 -
64 bit
2. Installed and successfully ran Commandos 2 and Racedriver GRID
3. Racedriver GRID performance was poor so based on suggestions on the
forum overrode certain DLLs
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Will try the Regression Test bit as I don't really think the nvidia
driver is the problem..
But the Regression Test seems a bit complex..
Two questions
a. The Wine wiki states re 64-bit systems: "Ubuntu, for instance,
requires hand-linking 32-bit libraries" but the WineOn64bit linkthere
doesn't
Re installing the v1.3 PPA, I did see that at the top of the
RegressionTesting wiki but I skipped it because even if it works there I
would not use that version, but would rather stick to the stable v1.2.
Maybe I'll do that after the regression testing is done.
First time I've compiled wine so jus
n. Issued git bisect bad (23 revisions) and built (wine version
wine-1.2-23-ga93af65) using the command at (f) above
o. Ran Commandos 2, which crashed without output, so ran with winedbg again,
different backtrace produced
guest@UbuntuD64Lucid:~/wine-git$ ./wine C:\\Program\ Files\\Pyro\
S
OK I got bounced by successive git bisect bad's all the way down to
wine-1.2-1-g6f2893e
Which failed again, and then
guest@UbuntuD64Lucid:~/wine-git$ git bisect bad
6f2893ed77a52004ae947c472a3e4031d4bfbfdc is the first bad commit
commit 6f2893ed77a52004ae947c472a3e4031d4bfbfdc
winetricks gdiplus
a. Moved ~/.wine to ~/.wine-backup1
b. Installed Commandos 2 using the installed wine version (1.2.2) no
problems
guest@UbuntuD64Lucid:~$ wine --version
wine-1.2.2
guest@UbuntuD64Lucid:~$ wine /media/Commandos\ 2/setup.exe
wine: created the configuration directory '/home/gues
64 bit Install:
What that link basically says is to install the 1.3 PPA and get build
dependencies. For one I don't want to install wine 1.3 from the PPA as I
just have one main use system (no dev system) and I don't want to break
any stuff that works there esp. gstreamer
And that is only to get
OK now I feel really stupid...
Fixed by a couple of simple updates..
a. Update Manager upgraded the kernel from 2.6.32-27-generic to
2.6.32-28-generic. On restart, as expected, the NVidia proprietary
drivers weren't working.
b. So instead of re-using the driver file I already had (version
260.1
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