I should add, regarding justifiability, that the Ubuntu kernel is
already maintaining a patch for a related bug (bug #90271). That patch
forces all 8139too devices into PIO mode instead of MMIO mode, the
latter being the default in the upstream kernel. Arne's patch makes that
other patch obsolete,
@jpv
What fix are you referring to? This problem still happens as far as I know...
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Metooing.
In my particular case, I have a desktop (Intrepid upgraded from Hardy)
and a laptop (fresh Intrepid install). On both the sound recorder works
well. However this weekend I've installed Intrepid on three other
laptops (one upgrade, two fresh), and all three of them have this
problem.
The
Corrected sound-recorder -> gnome-media (which includes gnome-sound-
recorder)
** Changed in: gnome-media (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: sound-recorder => gnome-media
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Silly me. The difference was that I had the intrepid-proposed repository
on my computes but not on the other three. One of the updates in there
fixes it, then, although I'm not sure which (gstreamer maybe?).
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Binary package hint: nautilus-share
In Nautilus I right-clicked on a folder and selected "Sharing Options",
then I ticked the "Share this folder" option in the window that popped
up, and was offered to install Samba. I agreed and was presented with a
very peculiar gksudo prom
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Can the fix be targeted for an Intrepid SRU?
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htt
I hadn't realized this bug is against linux-backport-modules. How so?
The original report refers to the default kernel modules.
In my opinion this bug should be against linux-image, and be kept open
until it's fixed there. I mean, it's nice to have the backported modules
to work around the bug, bu
I do have problems with my Intel 3945 wlan card, see bug #285128. It
depends on the network you connect to, bear that in mind!
I've also experienced bugs #292194 (fixed in intrepid-proposed) and
#276311 (fixed by disabling the magnifier plugin in compiz), and I'll
have to see if there exists any r
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 295597 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/295597
This bug shouldn't be marked as duplicate, more likely it's the other
way around. There is more info in this entry than in #295597 , there are
more subscribed people, and this one is older. Marking it as dupli
@eldragon
That's old... I think you'd be better off following the instructions on
the page I linked, which uses the Ubuntu kernel instead of the upstream
one. Under bug #287172 I posted the exact command list, if you are
interested.
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Try downloading the previous backports module:
http://www.mirrorservice.org/sites/archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/pool/main/l
/linux-backports-modules-2.6.27/linux-backports-
modules-2.6.27-7-generic_2.6.27-7.4_i386.deb
Install it using Gdebi (ie. double-clicking on it or opening it directly
from Firef
Sorry, my previous comment is nonsense. If you want to circumvent the
problem, do one of:
1] If you don't need the backports module, remove it.
2] If you do need the backports module, either:
2a] Downgrade your kernel image package to 2.6.27-7, install version
2.6.27-7.4 of the backports,
Metooing.
Seeing this problem since upgrading to Intrepid. The printer worked fine
in Hardy, where I didn't use HPLIP, but it was automatically installed
in Intrepid. Has anyone found a solution?
I too am seeing this in my dmesg:
[ 114.412525] usb 2-2: usbfs: USBDEVFS_CONTROL failed cmd hpijs r
The best possibility is to identify the problem from the ACPI table
provided by the BIOS, which is wrong (it is what suggests the overlap).
I posted my DSDT at the kernel bugzilla, if you want to have a look.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/187671
You r
> Have you tried to push this upstream? That would be the logical next
step and makes any request to include this in Intrepid easier to
justify.
Yep, and the kernel PCI maintainer upstream suggested pushing the patch
into the Ubuntu kernel instead, while he works on a more general
solution for com
I am having a similar fan problem since I upgraded to Intrepid -- didn't
happen in previous versions of Ubuntu, which I use since 7.04. In my
case it doesn't happen all that often --about 5 times in 5 weeks of
using Intrepid-- but it is a problem nonetheless. There seems to be no
particular circums
This problem does _not_ happen for kernel 2.6.27-9 from intrepid-
updates. It still does for 2.6.27-10 from intrepid-proposed. This
suggests that the updates repository is better looked into than the
proposed one, which is somewhat encouraging.
Also, my dirty trick 2b of comment 23 can be used aga
The problem indeed persists. I get the following message in
/var/log/syslog when I try to enable the magnifier plugin:
gdm[6583]: WARNING: gdm_slave_xioerror_handler: Fatal X error -
Restarting :0
Does this mean anything to anyone? BTW, I'm flagging the bug as
confirmed.
** Changed in: compiz (U
Sorry for the slightly off-topic question: has any of you experienced a
bug (most likely a regression between 2.6.24 and 2.6.27) by which the
laptop's fan works at a constant speed regardless of the temperature?
eldragon and I are having that one, and is not exclusive to Ubuntu as
far as we know. T
Confirming for 2.6.27-10. Also note that my workaround 2b of comment #23
above breaks because of version clashes ("iwl3945: disagrees about
version of symbol struct_module"). So do not upgrade if you were relying
on that.
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> Very annoying. After so much time, this problem is still here. Isn't
it important?
It only affects people who have activated the intrepid-proposed
repository, which I guess is a minority of users. I think this should be
fixed by the time a new version of the kernel appears in intrepid-
updates -
@tdflanders: As per the (massive amounts of) data you've pasted, this
bug is not fixed. That's what comment #34 says. In comment #35 you
didn't even use the root account, and what's the difference with comment
#34 anyway?
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@tdflanders:
> do you know how to add numbers to the comments in the launchpad gui?
Nope.. I just hover my mouse over the "(permalink)" link and look at the
status bar.
>The difference between comment 34 and 35 is: lbm_cw_cfg80211
The reason why lbm_cw_cfg80211 does not load in comment #35 is be
Quick question: the patch committed upstream went into which kernel
version (the x in 2.6.27.x)?
Another: I'm trying to see from http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git what
changes are coming in the next intrepid-proposed kernel -- where does
the proposed kernel come from? Is it ubuntu/ubuntu-intrepid.git?
Answering myself: 2.6.28-rc1..
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> I am using wireless again, so if you do not need the backports, please
remove them.
Some people do need the backports, though, in which case the temporary
solution is to stick to the 2.6.27-7.4 version as stated earlier. BTW,
if you encounter a complete system freeze 5 minutes after starting a
w
Confirming, this is still the case in Intrepid. Update-manager should
honour version locks (which one can apply in Synaptic, Aptitude, etc)
and not offer to install updates to locked packages. Synaptic, Aptitude
and Apt-get do this correctly. I'll flag this bug as "confirmed".
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Confirming
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> BTW it sucks that update-manager will not take into account the
forbid-version from aptitude...
Yep, I had noticed this both for this backports issue, and for another
problem with some piece of hardware needing a custom-compiled module
(which I don't want overwritten!). Because of this problem I
I have this problem on a desktop computer. On suspend+resume, my MIDI to
USB adaptor is turned on but the computer won't interact with it. If I
unplug and plug the adaptor back in, it works again. I think (IIRC) it's
systematic, every suspend+resume leaves the device temporarily unusable.
However
There's a patch upstream which I've tested and works:
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/attachment.cgi?id=21703
The patch is a one-liner which applies correctly on the 2.6.28-11
kernel. Are there any chances of getting this bundled as part of a
kernel SRU for Jaunty?
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be working consistently since the RC.
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I'm running up-to-date Jaunty, kernel 2.6.28-11.42, x86_64.
In order to circumvent bug #187671 (which is caused by a bad BIOS
configuration of the MMIO regions for certain laptops) I added the
kernel option "reserve=0xffb0,0x10" to my default kernel in
/boot/grub/menu
The "reserve=" boot parameter is indeed broken in 64-bit kernels: see
bug #370003. Thanks Arne for the tips!
Given that this workaround works well (save unrelated 64-bit kernel
issues), would any Ubuntu kernel maintainer know how patch the kernel to
request a reserved memory range on detection of
I had never had this problem, but I recently bought a new wireless
router which offers different security settings, and bumped into the
"Microcode SW error" problem -- this consists in a lost connection after
a few minutes (if that) of activity, which can be regained by simply
asking for a reconnec
I too would be very interested in having this solved as an SRU or
backport or whatever. I'm going to have to deal with a lot of complaints
this summer if not...
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I haven't experienced any performance problems after the SRU, it's
pretty much like it was. I use Gnome and Compiz, not KDE and Kwin,
though.
One performance issue that I noticed with the -ati driver is when
rotating the desktop cube with an animated skydome, for which the
animation is visibly cho
Shouldn't a "proper" fix for this bug address the "Sync to VBlank"
problem rather than change the default setting (which in my opinion is a
good default setting)?
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I see. Perhaps we should add xorg-*-intel to the list of packages
associated with this bug to acknowledge the problem, with triages and
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@Jeremy: I've never had a problem either, but I haven't had any crashes
at all so this bug hasn't had a chance to show up. However my script
above does reproduce the problem - have you tried it?
I installed Jaunty Alpha 4 on February the 6th. I would suppose that
this is equivalent to what you've
> I was wondering if anyone knows of a terminal command I could run that
> would give me a list of all the files on my system that are 0 KB.
There's
find / -type f -size 0
but there are very many files that have zero length under normal
conditions, so it'll be very hard to tell if any file has b
Can those currently affected by this problem specify what hardware they
are running on? My card is:
$ lspci -nn | grep Graphics
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation Mobile 945GM/GMS,
943/940GML Express Integrated Graphics Controller [8086:27a2] (rev 03)
00:02.1 Display cont
I've compiled OpemMPI before, but the easiest temporary workaround here
is to download the Intrepid packages as found in
http://packages.ubuntu.com/search?suite=intrepid&searchon=names&keywords=openmpi
, namely openmpi-bin, openmpi-common, libopenmpi1 and libopenmpi-dev,
and install them with dpkg.
I can also confirm that the PPA packages fix the problem. I suppose that
the next thing to do is to find what fixed the problem and backport the
patch into Jaunty's mesa version. Let us know if you want us to try out
any test packages.
PS, the PPA keys can be added using:
sudo apt-key adv --recv-k
I too have this problem with VirtualBox 2.2 on Jaunty. My graphics card
is an ATI Radeon xpress 200 (motherboard), using the -ati driver. This
didn't happen with the fglrx driver, but I wouldn't like to go back to
it for obvious reasons...
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I've reported this as bug 13253 on the kernel bugzilla:
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=13253
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https://bugs.launc
Yes, this is still an issue on Jaunty.
As commented in the kernel bugzilla, the patch allows use of the SD card
reader, but problems remain if a PCMCIA card is used. It is not clear to
me whether the PCMCIA problem is there without the patch or not. At
worst, the patch turns a "can't boot" problem
@Arne: I can't get that to work. The screen captures on your website are
from a virtual machine (qemu?), so they need not be correct because
hardware is not accessed directly. And indeed, you write
"0xFFB0,0x10" in one place and "0xFFB0-0x10" in another.
Could you paste the exact ke
Ok, I couldn't get the "reserve=0xffb0,0x10" option to work on
my Jaunty installation, but after a bit of testing it appears that the
problem is that I'm running the x86_64 version - the option works fine
on the i386 liveCD. Does anyone know why it doesn't work and/or how it
could be made t
Nope, that won't work either... I would be surprised if one had to pad
memory addresses with zeros for them to work, but I've seen stranger
things :-)
The addresses in the DSDT are the same as before (of course), so it's
either that the 64-bit kernel shifts the mmio regions elsewhere
(somehow, for
@Julius: some of the themes contain workarounds for firefox, e.g.:
- For Dust, see /usr/share/themes/Dust/gtk-2.0/gtkrc line 597
- For Dust Sand see /usr/share/themes/Dust\ Sand/gtk-2.0/gtkrc line 477
It should be possible to add workarounds to New Wave too, I suppose. I
agree that the problem is
@Biji: yes, but that doesn't fix things if your layout has the
"bookmarks toolbar" on the menubar. That works under Dark Room though,
so there is a way to work around that too. Plus what if you like the
light menus better?
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https:/
I think this may have introduced a regression. While using aMule on my
amd64 Jaunty desktop, there is a point at which the screen freezes and X
stops responding to input (the mouse pointer moves, but it does not
interact with anything). Ctrl-Shift-F1-6 won't drop me to a TTY. I
believe the hang aff
> Yes please.
Ok.
> I would initially assume that some other issue has caused the
> kernel to stop handling network traffic rather than high network traffic
> stopping the kernel.
The kernel did not stop, nor did the networking or anything else other
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I think the causes of the data loss problem are clear by now. From a
more pragmatic point of view, I would like to ask the Ubuntu kernel
people: are the patches Tytso mentions going to be backported to the
Jaunty kernel? The answer to this question will determine my choice of
filesystem for the fin
Using the resume-trace procedure I get in my dmesg:
[4.684162] Magic number: 0:81:349
[4.684165] hash matches
/build/buildd/linux-2.6.28/drivers/base/power/main.c:390
There are no other lines containing "hash matches" in my dmesg, though.
Is this information useful? Can I do anything
@Raine: too late...
http://linux.slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=09/03/11/2031231 . Links
straight here...
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@Theo: could you comment on the points made above (e.g., comment #98),
namely about why the truncate operation is immediate and the writing
operation is delayed? I think that's a very good point; if both
operations were delayed no (old) data would be lost, while achieving top
performance.
> Finall
> THIS IS NOT A BUG!
No, it's a feature. You automatically get a clean desktop configuration
once in a while, because your desktop effects were probably too fancy
and your desktop was too cluttered. Entirely as intended.
Seriously, though, this IS a bug, and it involves data loss, so it's an
impo
If I understand correctly from an email notification I've received,
Francois Romieu from the kernel bugzilla has committed the fix upstream.
It would be nice to see this patch in the initial Ubuntu Intrepid
release on October the 30th. Would this be possible?
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Is there any Ubuntu kernel team member who can confirm whether Arne
Fitzenreiter's patch will shipped with Ubuntu Intrepid on the 30th or
not? That would make this bug's subscribers very happy...
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/187671
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This sounds like a good case to bypass the freeze, since
(a) it's a one-liner,
(b) it's hardware-specific,
(c) these motherboards are fairly new -> number of people affected will
increase substantially if not fixed, and
(d) it's been merged upstream.
However the criteria in https://wiki.ubuntu.com
Same here on a laptop with the Intel 945GM chipset. Happened when
upgrading from Hardy, so I panicked and re-installed afresh, only to
find it was the magnifier...
I'm up for any required patch-testing.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/276311
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I think I'm suffering from the same bug. Same 5-minute delay, same
driver, nothing relevant in the logs, etc.
I would like to add one important piece of information: the freeze
happens when I use the wireless connection at work (no wireless
security, authentication granted via initial browser redi
Attached output of 'sudo lspci -vvnn'.
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I've tried the backports, but then I'm affected by bug #294667 (iwl3945
fails to load with "Unkown symbol lbm_cw_print_ssid while loading
iwl3945"). So the fix doesn't work for me. Annoying.
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You don't need to reinstall the system, remove compiz or even deactivate
it to solve the problem. Here are three ways of doing this. All of them
can start with:
1. In the login screen, select Options > Select Session...
2. Choose "Failsafe Terminal" and press "Change Session"
3. Write your usernam
You don't need to recompile the whole kernel to get a patched driver.
For example, to patch sis190.ko under 2.6.24 I just do:
1$ apt-get source linux-image-$(uname -r)
2$ cd linux-2.6.24
3$ cp /boot/config-$(uname -r) .config
4 [ patch sis190.c ]
5$ make drivers/net/sis190.ko
and that's that.
>From somebody else's post at
https://answers.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+question/38994 , I've attached a
patch here that solves the problem, tested on another ASUS P5SD2-VM
motherboard.
** Attachment added: "Patch for sis190 driver"
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Summarizing the present situation:
- There's a BIOS-induced conflict between PNP and PCI on these laptops.
- Arne's patch fixes this specifically for the laptop's hardware -- the patch
should be safe to apply since it will not affect any machines other than these
laptops.
- The BIOS inconsistenc
> Now I have Ubuntu 8.10 with Adobe flash player 10 and videos (from
youtube, some local servers and so one) aren't clear and continuous.
Try downgrading to Flash 9 if it worked for you. Try downloading and
installing the package at http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy-updates
/flashplugin-nonfree . Y
More webcams: a Logitech Orbicam 046d:0896 on an Acer Aspire 9420 laptop
does _not_ work with libv4l-0 0.5.7: Skype diplays a shapeless green-
coloured picture (which does move as the objects in front of the camera
move, so it's trying to do something, but not quite the right thing),
and cheese fai
I don't know if this is related, let me know if I should open a new bug.
At random times, the external display of my Acer Aspire One netbook goes
black, having seemingly been disabled somehow. Looking at the system
logs, it seems that syndaemon segfaults at the precise time this happens
(I have se
Just for the record, I've encountered this when I installed adeona
(http://adeona.cs.washington.edu/index.html) on two different laptops.
It doesn't happen on my desktop, which I upgraded from hardy with adeona
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linux-backports-modules 2.6.27-11.11 breaks my wireless connections. I'm
using the iwl3945 driver. Downgrading to 2.6.27-11.10 fixed the problem.
In /var/log/debug I get a log of connection attempts which report
deauthentication reason 7, over and over until it quits trying:
...
Jan 7 21:05:31 ti
The 2.6.27-11.23 kernel from intrepid-proposed makes my backlight
settings go all funny. The lowest setting (both using xbacklight -set 0
and the Fn-Fx key combos) now corresponds to a black screen. My laptop
was working fine with 2.6.27-11.22.
I've attached the output of lspci -nnvv; dmesg does n
I've attached the dmesgs for 2.6.27-11.22, 2.6.27-11.23 and
2.6.27-11.23~apw in a tarball. One more thing I've noticed: the maximum
setting in (broken) -11.23 yields the same amount of backlight as the
minimum setting in (working) -11.22.
Also, my /proc/acpi/video/IGFX/LCD/brightness behaves like
@Martin: the fix seems to work fine. Good job!
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Indeed my problem was not related; it was bug #193419 playing up,
nothing to do with syndaemon. Please ignore my comment above.
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@Terrax: I don't think your problem is related to this bug. I've seen
the behaviour you describe for "battery mode", and it corresponds to
having the "Reduce backlight brightness" option checked in the "On
Battery Power" tab in gnome-power-preferences, then dimming the display
on AC power using the
2.6.27-11.24 solves my problem too.
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@Tim - the -11.12 backports allow authentication, but the connection
won't work. In dmesg I get:
...
[ 75.169189] wlan0: authenticate with AP 00:17:3f:db:e7:65
[ 75.182030] wlan0: authenticate with AP 00:17:3f:db:e7:65
[ 75.188719] wlan0: authenticated
[ 75.188729] wlan0: associate with AP
That appears to work on Intrepid even after a reboot. What is the
difference with the Intrepid driver?
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Side note: pressing F5 or Ctrl-R (refresh) makes the scrollbar
(re)appear on the currently open tab. Nautilus still knows how to render
directory contents afresh.
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I've a webcam which identifies itself as 064e:d101 Suyin Corp., the one
in the Acer Aspire One ZG5 netbook. With the libv4l 0.5.6-1~intrepid1
from intrepid-updates all video applications except cheese would work.
However with the more recent 0.5.7-1~dooz1 from
https://edge.launchpad.net/~lool/+arch
My problem went away after removing Intrepid and installing Hardy, using
the HPLIP Toolbox to install the firmware.
In Intrepid the printer is left in a bad state, and even the BIOS gets
stuck for a few minutes during boot-up while trying to recognize the USB
devices. I assume this is so because o
The packages are now in the repos, and indeed the problem is fixed.
(Yay!)
** Changed in: linux-backports-modules-2.6.27 (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged => Fix Released
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I'm having a different variant of the fan problem since I upgraded to
2.6.27-10. When the computer boots, the BIOS sets the fan running at
medium intensity, and under normal conditions the Linux kernel stops
when it begins probing devices (when the splash screen appears). Now it
doesn't, and the fa
> The reason why the write operation is delayed is because of
performance.
Yup, I understand that and I'm all for it. Delay writing for hours if
that improves performance further, that's great. But the question
remains: why is the _truncate_ operation not delayed as well? The gap
between the trunc
@Theo: thanks for addressing this point.
> So it's not as simple as "delaying the truncate"; you can delay
committing all operations in the journal, but you can't just delay one
transaction but not another.
I think this is the overall idea people are expressing here, delaying
the entire journal o
@Alessio: not quite.
I've installed the 2.6.28-2-rt kernel on my desktop and my laptop, which
have nothing in common hardware-wise. The kernel does see the second
core, but (reportedly) it's unusable. Running 'top' and pressing '1' I
get:
Cpu0 : 0.7%us, 0.3%sy, 0.0%ni, 99.0%id, 0.0%wa, 0.0%
@Bryce: I've found a way to make X crash almost systematically, so I am
in a position to get a full backtrace. However, I followed
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Backtracing and I have missing symbols at the
top of the backtrace, which is no good:
(gdb) backtrace full
#0 0xb13d7aee in ?? () from /usr/
I've retested on Jaunty with the same results. This time I've also
checked what happens with compiz+gtk-window-decorator, and with metacity
alone (screenshots attached). Metacity seems to get the window borders
right, but mind that compiz+gtk-window-decorator is the default in
Ubuntu.
However, in
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24160466/bad-gksudo-metacity.png
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/296165
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Or more compactly,
echo 15 | sudo tee -a /proc/acpi/video/VGA/LCDD/brightness
echo 5 | sudo tee -a /proc/acpi/video/VGA/LCDD/brightness
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The slider brightness Applet has value inverted after the last update
(2.6.27-11)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/311716
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No, I'm using an Intel 945GM, and I get the same problem with all the
mentioned games. The recompiled libsdl does the trick for me too.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/328932
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@Bryce: It definitely is a packaging problem. Using the packages from
Michael Marley's PPA (see comments #7-#9 above) I get the 3D SDL games
working again.
At no point did compiz stop working, so OpenGL is definitely enabled in
X11 and running smoothly as usual.
I don't know about the problem bei
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