Hopefully the title change should prevent confusions regarding what the
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If I understand correctly, the -rt patches have been ported to the
2.6.29 codebase by their authors. Is Jaunty shipping with 2.6.29? If
not, is there going to be a 2.6.29-rt module in the repositories for us
real-time people?
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A new problem, which I think is related to the fix: if I try to change
the icon of the launcher, the icon won't change. E.g., if I try to set
JAMin's icon to the correct pixmap (which BTW is not done by default),
the following appears in jamin.desktop:
Icon[en_GB]=/usr/share/jamin/pixmaps/JAMin_i
Public bug reported:
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I'm running Jaunty Alpha 5, which I installed on 28-Feb-2009. I've had a
couple of X crashes: one happened when I tried to configure my printer,
another when apport was gathering data for an unrelated kernel oops. The
crash leaves m
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Binary package hint: nautilus
This is the continuation of bug #326444; I suspect the fix to that bug
introduced this one.
I installed Jaunty from the Alpha5 liveCD. If I try to change the icon
of an application launcher on the desktop, the icon won't change. E.g.,
if I try t
Thanks, see bug #336679.
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This suspend/resume problem seems entirely reproducible, the computer is
unable to resume every time. This is with Jaunty installed from Alpha 5
and up-to-date. Resume worked fine in Intrepid and Hardy, although I do
remember Intrepid had an intermittent problem for a while.
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Public bug reported:
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This is a bug I encountered during the install of Jaunty Alpha 5 from a
liveCD (actually a USB stick). The partitioner displays a graphical
representation of the selected disk, where each partition has a
different colour and its size is printed a
I've done some testing with pm-suspend and its flags. pm-suspend outputs
nothing during suspend in any case. However I've found that there is an
option which makes resume work. The flags and associated behaviours are:
- Without any flags, the computer suspends. When it comes back from
resume, the
Judging by the traceback, I'm moving the bug over to libgl1-mesa-dri.
This package got updated recently to version7.3-1ubuntu3 with a
changelog:
* Add 103_rs600_support.patch: Adds support for the RS600 chip and sets
the number of gb pipes properly for r3xx/r5xx cards.
which seems related to
Thanks for the quick patching.
Another issue with .desktop files has sprung out on nautilus
1:2.25.92-0ubuntu1. If the second line of the .desktop file is a
comment, the file is not recognized as a launcher but as a script,
complete with text thumbnail icon and Run-or-Display dialogue on double-
c
Ok, it's not, I just had another crash with exactly the same traceback.
However I still think the reassignment to mesa is correct.
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I installed Jaunty from the Alpha5 liveCD.
An issue with .desktop files has sprung out on nautilus
1:2.25.92-0ubuntu1. If the second line of the .desktop file is a
comment, the file is not recognized as a launcher but as a script,
complete with
Sorry, I should have done that straight away. See bug #337408.
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update-manager has the ability of linking to changelogs at launchpad.net
when they are not available from the repositories (I assume?). However,
when a package version string contains a colon in it, the URL is
"linkified" up to the colon on
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Would this be the diff you're talking about, then?
--- hplj1018.old 2009-02-11 22:53:13.0 +
+++ hplj1018 2009-02-11 22:53:29.0 +
@@ -200,7 +200,7 @@
#
# Sniff around for printers that need a firmware download
#
-usblps=`find /dev/usb -name lp*`" "`find /d
Lines 32 and 33 are:
DEV=/dev/usb/lp0
DEV=""
So whatever value DEV takes in line 32 is irrelevant. I'm intrigued as
to why line 32 is there at all..
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@Wawrzek: does the printer work correctly if you make the change you
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By the look of it, the printer wouldn't work. The script hplj1018 in the
foo2zjs tarball Rick Richardson suggested using is exactly the same
(save for the location of usb_printerid). That package seems to work
fine, so I think the script should not be the problem. I agree there's
no chance of it fi
@Christian: I understand that your system hung _before_ you rebooted
into the updated kernel? If so, the changes wouldn't have taken effect,
and the data loss was caused by the original kernel.
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I've just done a fresh installation of Jaunty Alpha 4. When I attempt to
change the name of an application launcher on the desktop, the change is
ignored and the old name remains. This happens both if I hit F2 and edit
the name directly or if I r
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I have just installed Jaunty Alpha 4 on my laptop. The touchpad wouldn't
work in the installed system or the liveCD. It turned out that the
package xserver-xorg-input-synaptics was not installed, and installing
it fixed the problem. But surely th
The bug is still present in Jaunty Alpha 4.
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BTW, upstream bug is tracked at
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I can confirm this. The kernel update leaves me with a blank screen too.
Everything works, though: the welcome sound is played back and I can
restart the computer using the power key, the cursors and pressing
Enter. Even the backlight control works fine to tune the screen to your
favourite shade of
The problem doesn't seem to be with the kernel. I don't get anything on
the screen with either 2.6.28-6 or 2.6.28-7.
Other possible culprits are initramfs and usplash, which were also
updated today. However the old packages are not in my /var/cache (I
guess because they were distribution updates?)
I haven't reverted any package changes, but it seems that the problem is
with usplash.
If I boot normally, independently of kernel version, I end up on a blank
screen or with the X failing to load at all. However, if I choose
'recovery mode' at the grub menu, independently of kernel version, and
p
@supernaicol: >I myself consider that a stupid decision
I would think this is a genuine packaging error rather than a concious
decision; removing this package is a clearly a very poor solution for
reducing the size of the liveCD --especially considering the .deb is
just 68KiB.
Hopefully this will
I think this bug is in desperate need of a systematic test, so I've
attached a script which attempts to do precisely that. You need to run
the script like this:
./write_stuff
The script will open 5 files (named 'file_') under the specified
directory and start appending one line per second to ea
> Please let us know immediately if this newer 2.6.27 kernel resolves
the bug reported here or if the issue remains.
I've installed 2.6.27-2-generic on Hardy. The issue remains; in addition
to sdhci.ko, I had to blacklist the new sdhci-pci.ko module as well
("blacklist sdhci_pci") for the kernel t
I'd like to add a few things:
- People unhappy with the font sizes can change them back manually in
System > Preferences > Appearance > Fonts. I'm not implying that I think
that 13.333 is a good default value, though.
- The other day's update managed to change the font sizes for only three
of the
@Pablo: you're looking for bug #345189.
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Actually thinking about this a bit more I think I have the solution to
the font size madness:
- We do not want fixed physical sizes, as explained above
- We do not want fixed pixel sizes either - what happens if you have two
monitors of the same size and different resolution? You want greater
det
Typo. That should have been
FONT_SIZE_IN_PT = FACTOR_X * (RESOLUTION_X / DPI_X) * 72
FONT_SIZE_IN_PT = FACTOR_Y * (RESOLUTION_Y / DPI_Y) * 72
The factors above are correct though.
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I'm still getting the issues I described above on 2.6.28-3-rt. Has
anyone else tried the RT kernel on Jaunty?
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I see the bug has been marked as "high importance". Is the above
information enough for debugging, or should I try to get more?
By the way, for anyone who thinks this bug may affect them, I can
reproduce it by using compiz's shift switcher in cover mode. Open a few
windows, hold down the key combo
I'm attaching a screenshot exemplifying the problem. Firefox 3.1b3
(Shiretoko) displays black text on a dark background, and Nautilus uses
white instead, which is way more readable. The theme is "New Wave".
Firefox 3.0 does the same thing.
Ideally, one would not have to tweak config files by hand;
Forgot to mention, I'm running Jaunty installed from alpha 4, fully
updated to post-alpha 6.
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Hold on, with the "Dark room" theme the menu font becomes white as it
should, so Firefox does honour theme settings. Possibly the "New Wave"
theme (among others, I suppose) does not define certain UI elements?
If you compare side by side, the menubar font in Firefox is larger than
that in Nautilus
Well, there's even more. Package gnome-themes-ubuntu, which provides the
"New Wave" theme (and two more) includes a file "/usr/share/themes/New
Wave/userChrome.css", which says:
"This file fixes the New Wave Firefox/Thinderbird [sic] issue with
unreadable text in the menubar"
So this issue is cer
@taiebot65, portis, : notice that yesterday a new mesa version
was uploaded to Jaunty, fixing a mythtv problem. Because the package
version is 7.3-1ubuntu4, the update will remove your custom-installed
7.3-1ubuntu4~tormod unless you pin the version in Synaptic or otherwise
prevent the update. So wi
Arne Fritzenreiter has posted a little patch to drivers/pci/quirks.c
(see http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=10231 ) which seems to
fix the issue on my laptop.
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The kernel in jaunty-proposed fixes the problem, thanks.
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Still happens to me too on both Jaunty's linux 2.6.28 and xserver-xorg-
video-intel, and on custom-compiled linux 2.6.29 with xorg-edgers'
driver. It is possible that linux 2.6.30+ is what fixes the problem,
though, as per previous comments.
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Is that with xorg-edgers? If not, it may be the combination of 2.6.30
with the newer drivers that fixes the issue. If that is not the case
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The environment variable is OMPI_FC, not OMPI_F90.
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I have a Philips X59 (yet another UK-only rebranded Dixons laptop) with
the same problem. I ought to mention that the alternate install CD
(available from http://releases.ubuntu.com/releases/8.04/ ) uses debian-
installer, and it should take the boot option sdhci.blacklist=yes , as
suggested by Jen
I've just installed the system using the alternate-install CD as I said
before. Although this doesn't _solve_ the problem (no live CD, and no
card reader), if you want to _bypass_ it:
- Install from the alternate CD. The sdhci module will not interfere with the
process.
- When done, boot again fr
In my case I had this problem with "Primer movimiento: El sueño" by
Extremoduro. However now I notice that while the "My downloads" page in
the music store seems stuck at "0MB downloaded", the file has been
correctly downloaded to Ubuntu One and synchronized to both my
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@Ken: try the dkms package in Matt Price's PPA, https://launchpad.net
/~matt-price/+archive/mattprice . Simply install the package using
synaptic/apt-get/..., and possibly reboot. This is just the latest
Realtek driver release packaged as a dkms module, for which everything
is done automatically. S
I think no-one has reported a lucid status yet. I can confirm that this
bug is still present in lucid as of this posting.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 567016 ***
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I've noticed kernel 2.6.32-22 has popped into lucid-proposed, with the
change:
[ Tim Gardner ]
* ubuntu: rtl8192se -- update to version 0015.0127.2010
- LP: #567016
which should fix this bug. Bug #5670
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This bug appears to relate to using ndiswrapper to make this card work,
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There is a patch in -proposed that fixes the RTL8192SE driver, bug
#567016. I'm going to go ahead and mark this as a dupe of that bug.
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This is on Lucid as of release, with kernel 2.6.32-22-generic from
lucid-proposed (not specific to this kernel version; it also happened
during the alpha stage).
The driver for the Atheros AR8132 / L1c ethernet card freezes the
computer when attempting to copy ~ 5GiB files ov
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I have filed bug #572249 regarding my problem above. I tested the
mainline kernel as well, where the problem is still present.
I note this just in case the two problems are related.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/5044
@Mark: that fixes not only brightness notifications, but also gnome-
power-manager's brightness control (dim when idle etc), which I was
wondering why didn't seem to work on my laptop - a 1201N this time
around, which is similarly affected by this bug.
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Binary package hint: evince
This is with up-to-date Lucid, installed from RC.
Today I tried to open evince for the first time after installation, by
opening a PDF file from a message in Evolution. Evince failed to open. I
tried a few more times, then downloaded the file and
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As I mentioned in the report, I already tried kernel
2.6.33-02063303-generic.
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@Luca: why should your problem be related to the change in the rtl8192se
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@people on duplicates: please note that the fix for the rtl8192se
problem is in lucid-proposed at the moment. Enable "Proposed" in
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A few notes:
- This bug also affects the Eee PC 1201N
- As of Lucid there is no need to install the ALSA backports. This may
be true of Karmic too as some people report above - I haven't tried.
- Santiago's comment #48 above describes what seems a very likely
cause for this bug. Is there any wa
@Marcin: the development version of Chromium is currently at 6.0.400.0.
This was fixed at one of the 5.0.39x dev releases. Try the chromium-
daily PPA if you want this fixed.
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My card also worked fine under Jaunty, but the underlying issue is the
same. Different cards of the same family appear to have had slightly
different issues, but the workarounds, and ultimately the final fix,
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 178442 ***
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My card also worked fine under Jaunty, but the underlying issue is the
same. Different cards of the same family appear to have had slightly
different issues, but the workarounds, and ultimately the final fix,
@markus: that's the fix in comment #37 above. There are other solutions,
and the one outlined in comment #63 (and earlier ones), replacing
"0xd634" with your subdevice IDs (which should be "0xd63b"), should be a
cleaner fix.
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@Baptiste: please read the full bug history. This bug was initially
reported against gnome-bluetooth, forwarded upstream, rejected, then
moved against bluez, forwarded upstream, and confirmed non-existent
there. This turns out to be an Ubuntu-specific problem that prevents
bluez from using its exis
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 486056 ***
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It seems to me that these are all the same bug. See upstream bug
http://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=23718 (linked from bug
#419328).
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I was having this problem with chromium-browser as the default browser.
However I checked my "Preferred Applications" settings and it turns out
that I had "/path/to/chromium-browser" instead of "/path/to/chromium-
browser %s". Changing this (or selecting "Chromium" from the drop-down
list in Prefer
I have seen facebook contacts coming online, their notification
displaying no picture (while it is being downloaded, I assume), and
after a delay displaying the picture for a different contact. This is
similar to the case described in the summary for contact logouts, but
for contact logins instead.
> I am assuming that the pulse sound server is neccessary for audio
production!?
No, most likely you want JACK on top of ALSA for audio production, with
pulseaudio suspended or disabled. Without pulseaudio, however, many
regular desktop applications will require reconfiguration -if they allow
it-
> Is it a problem with GTK+ or ia32-libs?
The big picture here is that GTK+ changed the way it does certain
things, intentionally and as an improvement. What should happen then is
that every piece of software that relies on GTK+ would be updated to
cope with/take advantage of the new stuff. And so
Doesn't work for me either. Neither the packages from the compiz PPA nor
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I also have no sound on a laptop with an 82801G (ICH7) chipset using the
following codecs:
/proc/asound/card0/codec#0:Codec: Realtek ALC262
/proc/asound/card0/codec#1:Codec: Motorola Si3054
The recent update to PulseAudio 0.9.17 didn't help. Interestingly, I do
get sound in youtube videos (and po
A quick summary of how to fix this:
- Boot
- When booting stops at a black screen with a blinking cursor, press
Ctrl-Alt-F2 and log in
- Type (assuming a wired connection on eth0):
sudo dhclient eth0
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install mountall
sudo apt-get upgrade
- Press Ctrl-A
@Robbie Williamson:
> I'd also like remind people that, "Pre-releases of Karmic are *not*
> encouraged for anyone
> needing a stable system or anyone who is not comfortable running into
> occasional, even
> frequent breakage."
Well, we are spoilt by the fact that it's usually minor things that b
I had no problems with the pulseaudio 0.9.18 update (I rebooted before
checking, though). Looking at the changelog, there may be changes
addressing some of the problems voiced here (PCM volume issues are
mentioned, for instance).
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Could marmuta's patch be applied to libgksu for karmic? At this stage
(alpha 6 [but not much later]) it can still be rejected if it breaks
anything.
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The same LAN card is in my Eee PC 1201N. The system freezes on large
file transfers over LAN (~ a few GiB between my computers over
ssh/sftp), again with no trace of a crash anywhere in /var/log. Does
this happen to the submitter too?
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ethernet - Atheros AR 8132 / L1c - unplug and no more react
By the way, other people have reported the same problem I'm seeing, see
http://vip.asus.com/forum/view.aspx?SLanguage=en-us&id=20100103170804750&board_id=20&model=Eee%20PC%201201N&page=1&count=58
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ethernet - Atheros AR 8132 / L1c - unplug and no more reaction from system
https://bugs.launchpa
@ Matt Price:
> There's clearly something weird about the way the rtl8192 module
> was added to the ubuntu source tree
It seems to be based on a different version. Yours is version 0015
(released on the 11th of March), while in the Ubuntu kernel version 0014
is used instead. The files under linux
I was about to add that this bug seems fixed in lucid, but clearly
Gleb's comment indicates otherwise. Mine is a clean 32-bit install from
beta 2 - Gleb, how does your installation differ from mine?
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Bluetooth's on/off status doesn't update from the SetProperty D-Bus method that
bluetoothd sen
On my Eee PC 1005HA:
- eeepc_laptop.ko does not load with the out-of-the-box configuration
- with GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX="acpi_osi=Linux", the module loads correctly
As for what happens without/with the module:
Key Without With
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Sleep
@Usama: that bug is marked as a duplicate of this one. It should be de-
duplicated or a new one with the specific issues that happen when the
module is loaded should be created.
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eeepc_laptop module not loading on kernel 2.6.32
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/505452
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I've encountered more instances of this oops, including one involving
VirtualBox instead of the tasklet process. In no case has the system
become unstable.
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[luxid] [linux-rt] BUG: scheduling while atomic: sirq-tasklet/1/0x0001/23,
CPU#1
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/534398
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Is there anything else I can do here?
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Samsung SyncMaster 920N monitor resolution not correctly detected
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/533639
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