I also have this problem only when iPod Touch is connected to a USB
port. I can confirm that disconnecting iPod Touch solves the problem.
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The import dialog (see attachment) does not provide an option to choose
the target directory. I have also read Help - Contents and f-spot
Documentation web pages, but failed to find a solution. Can you please
tell me how to choose the target directory when importing photos?
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In Hardy or Jaunty, f-spot still does not allow importing pictures to a
custom directory. It's really a bad idea to store photos in a deeply
nested date-based directory structure. Martin Pitt, can you please port
your patch to the current version and submit it to upstream? Thanks!
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The proposed update seems to have fixed the problem for me. I haven't
seen gnome-keyring-daemon segfaults ever since yesterday afternoon when
I enabled the hardy-proposed channel and applied all the updates
therein.
Hardy is installed on an IDE disk, which is attached to the following
IDE
Should Removeable Drives and Media Preferences have sensible defaults
preconfigured as usual?
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Adding command gthumb --import-photos to the Digital Camera item on
Removeable Drives and Media Preferences re-enables the camera detected
prompt.
I consider the bug fixed although it's still not clear what caused it (I
mean the import errors).
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Booting into old Feisty and Gutsy kernels, the camera detected prompt
doesn't still pop up, and I cannot import the photos from the camera
using F-Spot or gThumb either. (Attaching error message screenshots...)
So it is not a kernel problem. It's probably a gnome-volume-manager
issue.
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Expected behavior: When the digital camera is plugged in, a camera
detected prompt should pop up; and if the user choose to import photos,
gThumb should be able to import without any problems.
The bug is a regression introduced in Hardy.
I just tried it again after applying updates. gThumb and
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 140540 ***
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Me too. The fonts are so small that I can only see a tiny part of the
cursor, probably only 2 or 3 pixels, blinking and moving, and nothing
else. The Gnome terminal window starts up very small as well, only
It fixed the problem for me too.
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It seems that I cannot reproduce the lockups with scim-1.4.7-1ubuntu1
now.
But I am sure it was still reproducible when I was writing my previous
post. I didn't do anything special w.r.t. scim setup. I just installed
from the latest tribe desktop CD, and installed Chinese language
support, and
No, 1.4.7-1ubuntu1 didn't fix the problem.
Steps to reproduce: Open gnome-terminal, press Ctrl-Shift-T
consecutively for 5 times, without pausing between keystrokes.
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I filed a bug (#65489) against gnome-terminal. But since I've seen input
freezing in firefox and gaim as well, I am opening a new bug against
scim.
I am using edgy, and scim under en_US.UTF-8 locale. Sometimes, I cannot
type anything into applications,
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But changing /FrontEnd/X11/Dynamic to true can still get rid of the
more frequent and more easily reproducible lockups in Gutsy. If the
option is false, keyboard input locks up so frequently as to make the
Gutsy desktop barely usable, and I have to resize/minimize windows in
order to restore
I believe eject is the expected functionality of an external USB drive.
The solution should be to make eject work well with all USB hard drives,
and to make gnome-volume-manager aware of ejects, instead of disabling
eject.
Based on the observation that eject works well with those Cyrpress-based
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 118745 ***
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I agree that it may not be a mozilla bug. But in my case, X server
correctly detected the DPI of the screen, which is a 19 LCD
(1280x1024),
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After installing the hal update (0.5.9-1ubuntu2~feisty1) released
several days ago, eject becomes unmount on the context menu for USB hard
drives. I think It is a workaround for this problem, but it's not a nice
solution.
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Just for the record: among the three external hard drives I have access
to, feisty can eject two Cypress CY7C68300C-56PVXC based external hard
drives smoothly; it cannot eject the one based on Initio INIC-1530L.
Perhaps it is a bug in the usb_storage driver?
I hope the problem will be fixed soon.
J wrote:
This is *very* probably a HAL bug, if you can mount/unmont the thing, it
means the kernel driver and udev is working properly, as the device node
is created. Can you please try with the above (
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-volume-
manager/+bug/63090/comments/33 )
dmesg output when inserting and ejecting an USB external harddrive. It
is a Zynet Monster 3 IN 1 Data Center, which is a USB 2.0 Hub + Flash
Card Readers + USB hard drive combo. The USB/Firewire - IDE adapter
included in this device is produced by Initio. Ejecting the external
hard drive used to
** Attachment added: lsusb output of Zynet Monster 3 IN 1 Data Center
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7411094/lsusb.log
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Feisty can eject this external hard drive well.
** Attachment added: lsusb output of Zynet HD-D13-U2 hard drive enclosure
http://librarian.launchpad.net/743/Zynet-HD-D13-U2.lsusb.log
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Binary package hint: nautilus-cd-burner
It seems that feisty doesn't work with external CD writers anymore. I
have tried two external USB CD writers: 1. TEAC DW-224E-B 1.6A; 2.
Samsung CD-RW/DVD Drive SM-348 + USB - IDE adapter. Those same CD
writers work well with dapper
** Attachment added: Insert a blank disc prompt
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Sorry I missed your post dated 2007-01-10. As I wrote clearly in the bug
description, this was a default edgy install, and broken right
parentheses were seen in window menus and buttons of various
applications.
The problem has been fixed in Feisty beta.
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I am experiencing exactly the same problem. For details, please read
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/69941/comments/7
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(gdb) thread apply all bt
Thread 2 (Thread -1263727712 (LWP 6781)):
#0 0xe410 in __kernel_vsyscall ()
#1 0xb77c93fb in __read_nocancel () from /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libpthread.so.0
#2 0xb76bd45d in g_main_context_wakeup () from /usr/lib/libglib-2.0.so.0
#3 0xb76da38f in g_thread_create_full
I am not using anything special either. It's just a default Ubuntu 6.10
beta install with Chinese language support.
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Binary package hint: gnome-terminal
gnome-terminal locks up occasionally when I have multiple tabs open. By
locking up, I mean gnome-terminal (including all tabs) gets back no
responses for keyboard input, just as if Ctrl-S were pressed on a
virtual console.
I don't know
Using 6.10 beta with latest updates, and scim input flatform under
en_US.UTF-8 locale. I tried toggling scim on and off and switching input
methods.
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Steps to reproduce:
1. Open a gnome-terminal window
2. Open 5 tabs in the gnome-terminal
3. Type dmesg or cat /var/log/messages in each tab for several times
4. Close a tab or two
I managed to reproduce it twice in less than 2 minutes. When locking up
occurs, new gnome-terminal instances won't
It seems that lockup no longer occur If scim is disabled. So if you are
not using scim, you need to type im-switch -s scim-pinyin in order to
reproduce the problem.
Having seen gaim locking up as well, I guess it's more likely a scim
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Easier steps to reproduce:
1. Make sure you are using scim. If you are not already, type im-switch
-s scim-pinyin in a gnome terminal. Log out Gnome and then log back in.
2. Open a gnome-terminal.
3. Press Ctrl-Shift-T for 5 times in very short intervals, to have 6
tabs open in all.
4. If the
I can confirm the problem in 6.10 beta. The symptoms are exactly the
same as described in comment #4
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/control-
center/+bug/59217/comments/4
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