This problem has dippeared after some 8.04 update. I am closing this.
Hope this is o.k.
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Maybe I put this wrong. I do not support any special program to solve
this. All I am saying is that Ubuntu users, unlike Mac users, cannot
just connect two computers with a cable and in this way get data from
one computer to another. This would, however, be an important comfort
feature.
Applicatio
Can you attach it to Hardy or do something else so that it will be
considered for 8.10?
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This problem still exists in the Hardy Final (see
http://www.junauza.com/2008/05/ubuntuxubuntu-804-macbook-pro-sound-
and.html).
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Forgot to say it can be fixed (see
http://www.junauza.com/2008/05/ubuntuxubuntu-804-macbook-pro-sound-
and.html). The installer should configure Ubuntu right from the very
beginning.
** Changed in: pommed (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
** Also affects: hal (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undeci
Does every bug expire after 60 days, irrespective of whether it has been
solved or not? That would be really bad. Just a question.
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Still MacBook Pro users need full support for their touchpad. What can
be done so that they get it? Attach it to another package maybe? My
knowledge of the Ubuntu enhancement process is a little too limited to
know what there is to do know.
The possibility of confirming your own bugs seems to me l
This is a severe bug apparently still present in Hardy.
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> This is of great importance because business organizations are not
installing (*)ubuntu because of the presence of avahi and the difficulty
involved in removing it from the installation.
Can you name any of such companies?
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I am not a computer security specialist but I think there must be a way
of doing this, and doing this in such way that it is safe for the
system.
I do not know what DHCP is. Neither do I know what NAT is. Neither does
the average user know.
Btw. for reasons of safety, I would greatly encourage th
I might add that connecting B and C via USB cable would probably be
similarly acceptable for the average user. Maybe this solves some of the
security issues you see.
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You're welcome. Hope someone reads it. AFAIR Timo Aaltonen is very
active in the community, so he should have an idea what there is to do.
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Henrik, can you re-target it to Intrepid?
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Confirmed and - from my point of view - still valid: Testing with an
NTFS formatted USB 1.1 external hard disk (Ubuntu 8.04), I get: "Cannot
mount volume - Unable to mount the volume. Details: mount: wrong fs
type, bad option, bad superblock on /dev/sdb1, missing codepage or
helper program or othe
Confirmed for Ubuntu 8.04.1 32-Bit, and as for Sebastien Bacher, I
consider your answer pretty arrogant.
Generally I would say, If an implemented feature does not work, leave it
out until it works, but do no not put it into a so-called "long term
support" version - unless you wish to say that "lon
Is there any reason why Ubuntu would have to restrict zip file sizes, or
is this just a programming error?
I confirm this bug. Testing with a USB HD and Ubuntu 8.04.1 32-Bit,
trying to put about 15GB into a zip archive, the nautilus built-in
archiver stops at 1.5 GB, reporting: "zip I/O error: Fil
** Summary changed:
- zip should have large file support in Dapper (and later)
+ [Dapper, Hardy] zip crashes when building large large archives - no large
file support?
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PS Strangely this bug cannot be assigned to file-roller, too. AFAIR the
archiver that ships with nautilus is called file-roller, but launchpad
knows of no such program.
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** Summary changed:
- creating a 7zip gives error in Gutsy Beta
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When is this bug going to be fixed? Most users do not fancy looking for
hidden files, and it might be quite a problem if all of a sudden your hd
is full and you don't know why.
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** Also affects: fileroller
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Please tell us which are the alternatives users can use. zip presently
cannot handle large files (see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/fileroller/+bug/70846), .tar.gz is considered
rather unsafe and outdated (see wikipedia), and various other formats
have issues, too (see https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubunt
The file-roller suffers from various issues. zip archiving does not
work when it comes to large files. .tar.gz is rather old-fashioned and
not quite so safe (AFAIR). -> AFAIK, Ubuntu presently does not have any
fully working safe built-in archiving tool.
All programs currently available in Ubuntu
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 153386 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/153386
This report is a duplicate of bug #153386.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 153386
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PS Also, my question would be whether this can be changed from
"Whishlist" to "High". I think it is really important for an operating
system that aims to be professional to have a fully working package
program available. Or are there any reasons why PeaZip cannot be in
Ubuntu 8.10?
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Just noticed that this also occurs when you try to use .jar instead of
.zip, similar error message. Maybe this is related (I read in wikipedia
that there is some connection between zip and jar).
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And when is there ever anyone gonna answer?
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Does it show you things like how strong the signal is?
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AFAIK ext3 is Ubuntu default.
AFAIK USB sticks can be formatted ext2 only, but I might be wrong here.
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Binary package hint: kdenlive
Kdenlive is currently only available as an outdated svn version,
packaged from svn code in 12-2007. http://www.kdenlive.org/news.php
suggests that a KDE4 version is probably already available. Would it be
possible to package the 0.6 KDE4 version
Why that?
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No, there is no option in Nautilus. I would think many people use
gparted, since it is part of the standard installation.
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As I read in http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Comparison_of_file_systems,
maximum file size with FAT seems to be restricted to 4 Gibibyte. In my
opinion this is a restriction which excludes FAT as a means of solving
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According to the project website, the newest version is of May 23rd,
2008 whereas Ubuntu 8.04 contains a version of November 18th, 2007.
Would it be possible to have the newest version in Ubuntu 8.10?
** Affects: openmovieeditor (Ubuntu)
I just looked it up. According to the project website, the newest
version is of May 23rd, 2008 whereas Ubuntu 8.04 contains a version of
November 18th, 2007.
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"Scilab Aurora is a simple but useful video editor for Linux and
Windows.It implements almost all features of a non-liner editor,such as
filter,transitions,motion setting,transparency setting."
(http://sourceforge.net/projects/scilab-aurora/).
Would it be possible to consider
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"Vivia is a video editing program for Linux and Windows that offers very
user-friendly editing of DV video material. Vivia is Free Software with
a GPL license." So it says on http://vivia-video.org/.
Would it be possible to put it into 8.10?
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Importanc
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Binary package hint: mythtv
I am presently testing MythTV, and until today it seemed functional to
me. Now, when I go to the "Watch TV" point nothing happens.
I suppose this has something to do with the last two general updates
that came around (for Ubuntu 8.04). The only ot
Just noted another problem. I am trying to copy data from an Ubuntu
system with an ext3 formatted hard disk drive to a FAT formatted USB
stick. The system refuses to copy the file to the USB stick because it
regards the file name as invalid. Well, it worked ok in ext3. Apparently
FAT simply doesn't
Why is this classified as "wishlist" anyway? From my limited knowledge I
would say this clearly adresses a bug.
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Also, I just test scheduled a recording and MythTV did not record.
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Depends upon whether you see the behaviour of standard Unix as the
measure.
Personally, I would say that if I wanted Unix I would buy Unix, and the
only question important here is whether current defaults make sense or
might be dangerous for the average Ubuntu user.
Cf. Wikipedia, s.v. "Software
No one said it is. I only marked that it *affects* Nautilus.
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I agree that from a purely technical point of view, there is some
inherent logic in that. From the user's point of view, this is, however,
not understandable.
You can ask yourself which information a user would expect to have: The
birthdate of the file or the date of some copying process. Secondly
Thanks for your suggestions. I am sorry to disagree with some of your
points.
> So the filename restrictions are a problem that a lot of people are
going to face, and not one that we can do much about in Ubuntu.
I think I described in my very first posting what I think one might
theoretically do
Reading more about the open source NTFS-3G driver, I have to add that
apparently it neither supports change of file owner nor access rights,
so IMHO NTFS is no option for the Ubuntu user.
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> did you read the previous comment?
Yes, and I answered to it. Please read.
> different users might have different expectation about the
modification date there
Actually, when you read this thread carefully, you will notice that all
users writing here have the same expectation as the bug filer.
Things were about o.k. (not perfect, since the computer still worked at
higher temperature than it did with MacOSX) until today's update to
2.6.27-11-generic. Starting the computer with the loading cable
attached, within estimated 30 minutes temperature got so high I had to
shut down.
Started it a
PS CPU is switched on "Powersave".
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I confirm this bug for the following constellation:
NTFS formatted a WD 300GB USB HDD on a Windows (TM) machine. Cleanly
unmounted HDD. Then booted Ubuntu with the HDD attached. HDD was
detected o.k. Copied a number of important files on this HDD, no
problem. Unmounted HDD, no problem.
Updated ma
Public bug reported:
On an Acer 6292, Ubuntu can handle an external S-Video connected device
ok as long as it is connected before booting up. It does not get S-Video
working if the device is attached later. Also, pressing Fn + the
function key which in combination with Fn enables S-Video leads to
Public bug reported:
For some serious issues (like
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/cpufrequtils/+bug/252683) it
seems vital to have a chance to update a notebook's BIOS. I do, however,
know of no notebook brand that features BIOS flashing through Ubuntu.
Usually, you are only being offer
Public bug reported:
AFAIK computer BIOS flashing from within Ubuntu is presently impossible.
If you want to use OSS for this, the easiest way would probably be this
way: http://wiki.fdos.org/Installation/BootDiskCreateUSB. Ubuntu,
however, does not include the package '"makebootfat", whereas SuSE
Okay, I just noticed that I already have the latest v1.3601 BIOS
installed , so the above suggested BIOS update is not possible. However,
the update to the 2.6.27-11-generic kernel (as suggested by Ubuntu's
update manager) has solved this problem here. The fan now runs smoothly
at a constant speed.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gisomount
Trying to add a BIOS flashing tool plus the BIOS belonging to it to a
FreeDOS ISO image.
I can load the image with gISOMount but when I go on "Browse" in order
to find a way to add the tool and the BIOS, I cannot look into the
image.
Since kis
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kiso
Took a FreeDOS ISO image. Opened it with kiso. Added a BIOS flashing
tool and the BIOS that belongs to it. Clicked "save image". No error
message, but also nothing saved.
Ubuntu 8.10, 64-Bit.
kiso 0.8.3, KDE 3.5.10.
** Affects: kiso (Ubuntu)
I
Could this script be added to the official Ubuntu repository?
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Ricky, thanks for the info. I understand what you mean, but this is very
demanding for the average user. To be precise, this is the first time I
ever heard that after a scheduled update you would have to know of and
to take additional steps to prevent the update from burning down your
computer. I w
Very sorry, I just used a different cable, tried again and then it
worked. Setting bug back to "Incomplete".
** Changed in: ntfs-3g (Ubuntu)
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A few Ubuntu versions ago, when you typed "OCR" into the search field of
Ubuntu's built-in application search catalogue (Anwendungen ->
Hinzufügen/Entfernen), it lead you to Kooka (as far as I remember, or
some other OCR application). Now, when you type in "OCR", this leads yo
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: digikam
Tested a Canon Digital IXUS (= type AiAF = Canon Powershot S 100 / S100)
with digikam a while ago with some older Ubuntu version. It was
recognized fine and worked well with it.
Testing with Ubuntu 8.10, a strange thing happens: When you put the
Public bug reported:
Trying to connect to another machine and to use the built-in WLAN at the
same time. Ubuntu cannot handle this. Maybe it could handle this
technically, but there is not even a way of chosing two connections at
the same time in the networkmanager.
This relates to Ubuntu 8.10 64
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AFAIK Kooka is the only GUI OCR software shipping with Ubuntu. With
Ubuntu 8.10, it seems to have gone: When you type "Kooka" into
Synaptics' search field, you get no results. Same when you try to search
in the built-in applications catalogue (Anwendungen ->
Hinzufügen/Entfern
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 296216 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/296216
> I do agree your issue appears to be a valid unique bug, not a dupe of
any of the others.
The duplicate flag is still set; will you remove it then?
> Can you please attach the output of 'setxkbmap -print'
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kvpm
One can install kvpm via the built-in applications catalogue. This
suggests that this is a fully integrated easy-to-use program.
However, when you try to start it, it denies working due to insuffient
privileges. You can only start it via terminal ('
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Binary package hint: qtparted
One can install qtparted via the built-in applications catalogue. This
suggests that this is a fully integrated easy-to-use program.
However, when you try to start it, it denies working due to insuffient
privileges. You can only start it via ter
This bug is still valid in Ubuntu 8.10 64-Bit with the GParted 0.3.8
that ships with it. Is this due to legal issues?
** Changed in: gparted (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Confirmed
** Summary changed:
- GParted feature-poor according to Features dialog
+ Intrepid, Gutsy: GParted features not us
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: qtparted
Trying to NTFS partition an external USB 2.0 Freecom HDD with the
qtparted v0.4.5-cvs that ships with Ubuntu 8.10 64-Bit, qtparted crashed
with this not very informative error message:
Error: Dateisystem wurde nicht sauber ausgehangen (unmo
Dear bug filer, it would probably be helpful if you could provide the
information asked for.
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Binary package hint: disk-manager
This relates to Ubuntu 8.10, 64-Bit.
** Affects: disk-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Binary package hint: ntfsprogs
This is a common problem for the average user: You do not unmount a HDD
cleanly from a Windows machine (because Windows has no problem with this
HDD when you connect it to the Windows system the next time). You
connect it to an Ubuntu machine. A
Public bug reported:
This is an error I already encountered when testing prior versions of
Ubuntu on different hardware (different PC and different HDDs). I used
to think that this was due to the hardware and thus I did not report
this.
When connecting two brand new USB HDDs to the same PC and co
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 305280 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/305280
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Binary package hint: gparted
Intrepid comes with a buggy 0.3.8, whereas the latest is 0.4.1.
Will 0.4.1 be part of Ubuntu 9.04?
** Affects: gparted (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Sounds like a good idea since gparted 3.8.0 produced various errors
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I confirm this bug for Ubuntu 8.10 64-Bit with gparted 3.8.0 that ships
with Ubuntu 8.10.
I tried to re-format an external Freecom HDD drive that had a broken
filesystem, apparently due to a crash of Ubuntu's kvpm (http://www.kde-
apps.org/content/show.php/kvpm?content=98298).
Trying to format th
PS Note that I had similar problems with a 0.4.1-2 gparted live cd, so
this seems to be a severe bug in gparted itself.
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Binary package hint: ntfs-3g
This relates to Ubuntu 8.10 64-Bit and the gparted 3.8.0 that ships with
Ubuntu 8.10.
I tried to re-format an external Freecom Mobile Drive Classic 2.5" 500GB
USB-2.0 HDD drive that had a broken filesystem, apparently due to a
crash of Ubuntu's k
Anyone care about this problem?
I cannot even try updating the BIOS since Windows would be required for
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Binary package hint: kdenlive
Just curious. Found this:
http://www.kdenlive.org/users/j-b-m/kdenlive-071-released.
** Affects: kdenlive (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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What do you mean by "for to have in complement"?
It is installable with Ubuntu 8.10 64-Bit (via synaptic) but even though
the installation routine creates an icon in the programs starter list my
colleague says it does not start. No error message, nothing.
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Does this need Sun Java?
Usually installed programs in Ubuntu work. Once you have them in the
programs starter list, they just start, and you would not have to
install any extra software. If you do have to, this would be a bug
(missing dependencies).
The "won't start" bug seems still valid with U
IMHO this IS a bug report. Why shouldn't it be?
Same problem here:
Starting Firefox,
clicking Datei -> Importieren, Firefox says "Einstellungen und Daten
importieren: Es konnte kein Programm gefunden werden, das Lesezeichen-,
Chronik- oder Passwortdaten enthält". All you can click is "Abbrechen"
There was free space both on the external USB HDD and on the internal
HDD that was copied from. Sorry I can't give any additional information
since I helped myself with a rescue system which I then used for
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Binary package hint: wine
Anwendungen -> Wine -> Konfiguriere Wine -> Anwendungen:
Configuring "IE7-WindowsXP-x86-deu.exe" as to be executed in a "Windows
XP" environment simulation.
Double clicking on "IE7-WindowsXP-x86-deu.exe", nothing happens except
this error:
Be
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It worked ok with Ubuntu 8.10 but it does not work at all with a fully
updated Ubuntu 9.04 Alpha 5+ with all of today's updates.
Note that there are many issues around this keyboard (and there is
little progress).
I chose "MacBook/MacBook Pro (Intl)" as the keyboard type eve
Please read the comment I added.
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Binary package hint: wine
Anwendungen -> Wine -> Konfiguriere Wine -> Anwendungen:
Configuring "ie6setup.exe" as to be executed in a "Windows XP"
environment simulation.
Double clicking on "ie6setup.exe", nothing happens except this error:
Beim Laden des Archivs ist e
Is anyone actually still been working on the OWA connector? I have been
reporting bugs about Evolution and the OWA connector for a year or so
and the Ubuntu people couldn't care less. Just my view.
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Okay, this was partly my error. Double clicking an *.exe seems to
automatically start the "Archivmanager". The above mentioned error
message is from the "Archivmanager". (Why would anyone would want to by-
default open an *.exe file with the archive manager?).
Trying to to start it with WINE, this
Okay, this was partly my error. Double clicking an *.exe seems to
automatically start the "Archivmanager". The above mentioned error
message is from the "Archivmanager". (Why would anyone would want to by-
default open an *.exe file with the archive manager?).
Trying to to start it with WINE, this
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Maybe there is a connection with this error: "https://bugs.launchpad.net
/mactel-support/+bug/67188". CapsLock light does not work any more
either with Ubuntu 9.10.
In Ubuntu 8.10 it wasn't even possible to permanently choose "Apple
MacBook/MacBook Pro (Intl)" as the keyboard
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Binary package hint: wine
Installed Microsoft Office Outlook 2003 in WINE, setting the WINE
configuration for the installer to a simulated Windows XP environment.
The installer went throught the installation routine for MS Word, MS
Excel and MS Outlook (though a little too fa
I am just testing with Ubuntu 9.04 Alpha 5+ with all of today's updates.
Chose "Apple MacBook/MacBook Pro (Intl)". Getting the usual XKB error.
The only difference towards Ubuntu 8.10 is that now neither the CapsLock
light nor the CD/DVD eject button work any more, filing separate bugs
for this.
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Public bug reported:
I experienced that when you have to work with an MS Exchange server in
your company, Ubuntu completely fails on you.
As far is I experienced, Evolution's OWA connector is far from being
ready for productive use and there seems little or little useful
response to OWA connector
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
Added a network printer (Kyocera FS-1010) to a newly installed Ubuntu
9.04 Alpha 5+ with all of today's updates. Configured it as always
printing DIN A4. Test printed a Wikipedia page. Printout has strange
borders (approx 2 cm on the left, approx
Public bug reported:
Created a presentation from scratch using OpenOffice.org 2.4.something
Impress and Ubuntu 8.10 64-Bit. Copied some photos into this
presentation. When a few days later I had reorganized the folder
structure in my home directory and thereby moved the photos into some
other loca
Public bug reported:
WLAN has been no problem with Ubuntu 8.10 64-Bit on a MacBook Pro rev.
3, even though it always seemed to have less transmission power than it
had when used with MacOSX.
Installing Ubuntu Alpha 5 64-Bit, WLAN does not work any more at all.
Daily updates including the one prov
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