Andreas: When you install the debian packages, do you have to force them
in? I tried installing them but got dependency errors. I really hate
forcing packages onto my system :-(. Think I'll accept popups showing up
on the wrong screen instead until this is fixed.
I don't get it though... are you s
Ok, there are other bug reports for this problem:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qt4-x11/+bug/145217
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/qt4-x11/+bug/141143
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I just sent an email to Jonathan Riddell, who I believe has something to
do with these packages. I'm hoping to hear back from him but I pointed
him towards this issue and asked him to confirm it and possibly even
assign a priority to it. Now let's just hope for the best.
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Kudos to Jonathan for the super fast response.
Since I'm still running feisty I can't test this fix but as I
understand, new packages are being built as I type that will include a
fix for this annoying problem in gutsy.
So those of you who have gutsy set up already... keep an eye out for
version
Brilliant.
Thanks Jonathan for the fix and thanks to Andreas for testing!
Behold the wonders of open source ;-)
Respect, Stefan Freyr.
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Just a minor thing:
I tried using wlassistant to connect and that went fine.
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I have a Xinerama dualhead setup. When I try to get popup or pulldown
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primary screen even if the application is running on my secondary
screen.
>From what I gather from the QT
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I just received the "Error writing to KINO/JMPEG audio filter -
aborting." message and I did have mjpegtools installed.
My problem was that the directory to which I was exporting to did not
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Sorry... I ran the apport command twice! The first run I did as root but
the second one was performed as my regular user.
I hope this helps.
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Yes, unfortunately, the reason I upgraded the kernel is this issue. So
this happens with the default kernel.
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It feels like the problem is occurring less frequently after I upgraded
the kernel but that may very well just be wishful thinking.
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I've updated the BIOS and I've also removed all the non trusty kernels.
So now I'm running on 3.13.0-92-generic. I haven't had a crash yet but I
will report back if/when I do.
One other thing though that might be of importance. I noticed when
cleaning up the kernel packages that I have xserver-xor
➜ ~ sudo dmidecode -s bios-version && sudo dmidecode -s bios-release-date
JBET61WW (1.25 )
07/13/2016
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My desktop session crashes sporadically. Often this happens when I leave
the computer and the screensaver starts (Euphoria GL screensaver). This
bug is not reproducible on demand.
Attached is my Xorg log file which seems to indicate that this problem
is related to the i915 dr
The crash just happened again... this time it looks like it was related
to fullscreening a video on facebook.
I should probably also mention that I have a dual screen setup.
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I have cleaned out my kernel packages and now I only have the official
trusty kernel package installed. So I'm running on kernel 3.13 now and
I've just experienced this crash again.
This time I was looking at Google maps on Chrome, so nothing special
really going on (except maybe if Google maps is
I've added the xenial enablement stack and will report back if the crash
occurs.
Here's my updated kernel and Xorg version info:
➜ ~ Xorg -version
X.Org X Server 1.18.3
Release Date: 2016-04-04
X Protocol Version 11, Revision 0
Build Operating System: Linux 3.13.0-91-generic x86_64 Ubuntu
Curre
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This is happening on KDE neon (ubuntu 16.04).
The network-manager package installed in my case is:
Package: network-manager
State: installed
Automatically installed: yes
Version: 1.2.2-0ubuntu0.16.04.3
Priority: optional
Section: net
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This may actually not be a bug I guess but I still think it's a bit
strange.
Our application is using quite a lot more than 64 characters there so
I'm wondering whether we're breaking some standard (I can't find
anything about what the length can be).
But at least our proble
I should note that I'm on kubuntu 14.04 and the version of xdg-open I'm
using is 1.0.2.
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I installed the 3.18-rc2 packages but when I tried to boot into it I got
an error message saying that it couldn't find the root device. I
compared the ID of the root device in the boot options for the 3.18
kernel to the ones in the 3.16 kernel and couldn't find any differences.
It seems to be refer
I managed to install the rc1 kernel and this problem seems to be fixed
there! I will add the appropriate tag. Is there any ETA for the 3.18
kernel release in utopic?
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I installed 13.16.6 and it uses all cores. The bug is not present in
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Great news! Thanks.
Any idea when a new stable kernel will be pushed to the repos? Also...
do you have any idea what's causing this? I'm curious :-)
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I've downloaded the Utopic test kernel and verified that all cores work
when I boot up on it. So it seems to fix the problem.
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Sorry... I was out of commission for a while.
Now it seems that this kernel has made it through to the official
repository and I just installed it and I have the same results as PE
Norris above. The latest official kernel does not fix this problem.
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I have a computer with two cpus with 4 cores each (physical) but htop is
only showing activity on two of these 8 cores (number 1 and 3). Also, if
I run "stress -c 8" top shows only 25% cpu usage. I've rebooted the
machine and the problem persists. I also took a look at the BIO
Just verified that downgrading the kernel to 3.13.0 fixed the problem.
However, this is not a viable solution since many of the dkms modules
(specifically nvidia and vboxhost) will not compile properly and
therefore had to be disabled in order to get the system to boot.
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It seems that sometimes my wireless network interface disappears after
suspend/resume.
When this happens, listing hardware with lshw does not show the wireless
adapter.
Reloading the wireless kernel module drivers does not work!
The command I'm using to do that is the follow
I should mention that this bug was reported when the wireless interface
was working. If it helps I can try to get the problem to appear and run
some commands and send in the result, I will just need some instructions
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I did two suspend/resume cycles. After the first one everything was OK,
so I can confirm now for sure that this does not happen always. After
the second one I got this problem again and now I do not have wireless
but I have a wired connection.
I'm attaching the output of lspci and dmesg now since
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Here's the output of lspci -vv when the problem is active.
The following line seems _just a little_ suspicious:
03:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation Centrino Ultimate-N 6300 (rev ff)
(prog-if ff)
!!! Unknown header type 7f
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This is happening to me on quantal as well.
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I've installed the 3.7.0 kernel and will do as much testing as I can to
try to produce the bug. Unfortunately, since it isn't predictable and
not always reproducible we'll just have to wait and see.
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I'm having this problem on Ubuntu 12.10.
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I sort of understand that this may possibly not be an SRU candidate...
But wouldn't it be possible to set up a PPA with these packages? I mean,
for those of us having problems with this this is _very_ annoying and I
would personally put in a PPA and give it higher priority for this
package just to
That doesn't solve the problem... it just bypasses it. Besides, using
XRender disables most of the desktop effect goodies.
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Ok, so this doesn't seem to be that simple really.
First of all, mostly for my own referencing in the future let me
describe what I did exactly.
To upgrade kde-workspace:
1) Downloaded all of the .deb files from the link above with the following
command:
wget -r -A.deb --no-directories
https:/
Ahh.. so you mean you changed that from "Native" to "Raster"? (not
Render)
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Desktop effects are slow and desktop corruption using mesa 9
Ok so I managed to get through my dependency woes. I figured out that
there are two packages that are architecture agnostic and those .deb
files are only on the i386 files so I got the kde-workspace and kde-
workspace-data .deb files from there and all is now good.
So now I have kde-workspace 4.9.
I installed Mesa 9.0 20120903 from
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and I experience the same slowness and artifacts on that.
So I won't try the other git snapshots since the bug was clearly
introduced before 03.09.2012.
-
There is a bug report on this in the KDE bug tracker as well:
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Hi. Just checking up on this... it's my understanding that this is just a
matter of adding the model name to a source file really and from what I can see
this hasn't been done:
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Hi.
I decided to give fixing this a shot and it worked. So here is a patch
that I've verified that works on my setup:
diff --git a/sound/pci/hda/patch_realtek.c b/sound/pci/hda/patch_realtek.c
index 739f968..18fce01 100644
--- a/sound/pci/hda/patch_realtek.c
+++ b/sound/pci/hda/patch_realtek.c
@@
Ok I guess it's better to send this in as a file and mark it as a patch.
So here it is.
** Patch added: "Adds a line to the quirk table for Lenovo T430 to enable audio
on the Ultrabase docking station."
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1060372/+attachment/3402578/+files/t4
Hi.
I've tested this and it works fine. Please submit the SRU request.
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Title:
No audio from headphone jack on Ultrabase Series 3 with ThinkPad
So just out of curiosity, what versions of the kernel will this go into?
3.5? or only 3.6/3.7? Will this be an Ubuntu patch for the 3.5 kernel?
I'm basically just trying to ask whether I'll see this in the official
kernel for 12.10 at some point?
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Why is this still incomplete?
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Desktop effects are slow and desktop corruption using mesa 9
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I'm having this same problem on my Lenovo T430 and Ultrabase Series 3.
OS: Kubuntu 12.10 beta 1 (also tested on 12.04 and it behaves the same).
The workaround mentioned above (adding the model=thinkpad line to alsa-
base.conf) does _not_ work in this case.
Should there be a new bug or is this re
I'm not sure if this helps or not but I think I have the same problem in
Kubuntu 12.10. I'm attaching a screenshot of how it manifests for me.
I have a Lenovo Thinkpad T430 and I'm using the i915 video driver.
Output of lshw -c display below:
stefan@atlas-stfs:~/Documents$ sudo lshw -c display
A bit more information which I again don't know if is helpful.
The desktop effects seem to be generally "slow". For example, maximizing
and minimizing windows is very jerky.
However, if I switch from using OpenGL as the "compositing type" in
"System Settings" -> "Desktop Effects" -> "Advanced" ta
So what's the plan here? It seems that this is serious enough to do
something about it before the release of 12.10.
I'm mostly curious but of course I'd also like to see a fix for this
sooner than later but what are the options? I imagine that waiting for
an upstream fix is out of the question (if
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