This problem has happened again. Updating 16.04 instances on AWS, it
upgrades 'grub-pc' and displays the missing disk error and tries to push
the user into installing grub on one or more disks. If you resist the
prompts and do not install, no harm seems to occur. Really misleading
prompt though.
This bug got marked 'invalid' because the upstream bug it was tracking
#504763 got closed. But it was closed as being a duplicate of the bug
where the work is being done #753966.
So it is not fixed yet, although they are finally working on it
upstream. This Ubuntu bug should be reopened and
I just got hit by this on 13.04 / Raring after a update pushed
yesterday. Suddenly Reminna decided not to connect to any of my hosts
just saying connection failed. After moving aside ~/.freerdp/known_hosts
file I could connect again.
Comparing the before/after known_host files, freerdp appears to
After using using 13.04 everyday for good couple months now, I just want
to come and let the team know just how aggravating this decision still
is every day. I don't care about Ubuntu's politics or disagreements with
Linux app developers who don't care to adopt the 'Unity way'. I care
that my
I'm finding with 13.04 64bit latest updates, I can't copy more that 50MB
with gvfs from any source before it locks up in kernel and you get a set
of unkillable/defunct processes that you have to reboot to clear.
I have tried copying with Nautilus or rsync, and I have tried copy from
a SMB source
Thank-you @Olegch, I found 'stalonetray' fixed this new Unity bug. Now
my Chrome tray icon is back! More importantly, I can back up my laptop
again, as that software only appears as a tray icon.
Canonical is making everything so hard for regular Ubuntu users; every
time you upgrade now you have
This problem started for me after upgrading to 12.10. Removing the
~/.config/goa-1.0/accounts.conf file fixed it.
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I've done more investigation and it mostly points to the libgnomevfs or
inotify.
I have tried upgrading Shutter to latest stable release
(0.90~ppa4~precise1) but same problem.
I have tried downgrading the libgnomevfs packages from the current
1:2.24.4-1ubuntu2.1 release back to
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1003185 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1003185
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1003185
Error while adding the file monitor. Unsupported operation
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I am long-time user of Shutter. I use it on a laptop with 12.04 and
Shutter 0.89.1 with a local home directory. I am not using a network
folder. I test changing the Shutter snapshot folder to /tmp just in
case.
Recently I started seeing the Error while adding the file monitor.
error while
Sweet! Thanks Andy. 'Upgrading' to 0.9.3 has fix all the Remmina problem
I was having; the black on launch, the copy and paste, the constant
lock-ups, disconnections, and crashing. It was so bad I had already
switched back to rdesktop. All fixed now!
I should have known as soon as Ubuntu chose
I have had it every since the 11.10 Unity release. It affects menus and
non-Unity system tray icon menus also (like shutter, empathy, reminna).
I believe it is actually a Unity/Compiz problem rather than Network
Manager specific. It definitely does not require a suspend/restore to
happen, just
I can confirm #4, this is what I have been seeing. I have set
connections to 'RDP' security rather than negotiate, but I still see
black window on connection (until you resize window) and various crashes
and disconnects. I too had a perfect experience with 11.04. I'll try
downgrading the FreeRDP
After upgrade to 12.04 my Empathy and jabber accounts were working fine.
After recent ubuntu updates (last few days) it is unstable and usually
dies a little while after login. Empathy locks up for a while then say
can't connect to Telepathy. Logging out/in and full restarts don't fix
it, in that
Thanks for reviewing the patch Clint. Just want to correct one thing;
The update isn't adding a feature, it is correcting a significant
regression introduced by the precise release (clipboard works fine in
oneric releases and earlier). Also, for regular Remmina users the
clipboard is an essential
Thanks Chris, not sure about the other upstream issues, as I am
currently using Jean-Louis Dupond's PPA.
I assume you are referring to this comment below. I am also using x86_64 with
precise and Jean-Louis' PPA and have not seen this issue (yet, only been using
it a couple days). But I
I can confirm Gwibber still unusably slow with high CPU use on 11.10
with Gwibber 3.2.1.
(OT OTT rant: In fact gwibber-service has made gwibber unusably slow
ever since it was added to Ubuntu. Really, if it still this bad after
over two years in the distribution is there any point persisting with
I still get this problem with stock 11.10 almost every day. It occurs
more often when I am using just one screen (laptop). For me the trigger
appears either related to suspending and resuming (as it is after
resuming that I most often note the system tray icons have stopped
working) or to using
I see this too. Unually the window goes full screen initially, but later
while you are using the full-screen app, the Unity stuff pops on top of
the full-screen app. I get it most when using Bibble 5 / AfterShot Pro
and I think it may be related to when focus changes to a pop-up window
the full
I started noticing the same problem with system tray icons in 11.10 in
January. At some point in my session all the system try icons stop
responding. The applications still work, however the system tray icons
do not respond to any mouse clicks. The native/indicator element are not
affected. All
Using virt-manager 0.9 with Ubuntu 11.10 I have the same problem. If I select
'virtio' for the bus and save I get a python error. So I can'y use my vm's with
virt manager because they all use virtio, and I can't find any way to set that.
(I can't find any way in the gui to edit the UUID either,
Here is the error I get from virt-manager 0.9 gui every time I try to
select 'Virtio'. Selecting 'Default' or 'IDE' does not display any
error. After this error the virtio setting is reverted.
[Sun, 29 Jan 2012 13:26:08 virt-manager 2536] DEBUG (error:80) dialog message:
Error
Good news, other people trying to restore their productivity in the face
of Unity global menus have found some ways that might allow you to keep
using Unity rather than necessarily switching back to Gnome.
Upgraded to 11.10 with Unity 4.22.0-0ubuntu3 and got the same thing.
Started ccsm and went to Preferences so I could save/export everything
as it was, before I looked at changing anything. Before I could even do
that though, unity and/or ccsm went crazy and screwed itself. Heaps of
disk activity
A bit more info. I am using 11.10 with CCSM 0.9.5.92 with Unity
4.22.0-0ubuntu3, upgraded from 11.04.
- In CCSM, enabling or disabling *any* plug-in will cause Unity to crash
and burn. By running Unity myself I can see it is dying with a
segmentation fault
- In CSSM, going anywhere near anything
With recent patches network manager menu is barely functional. Using
latest stock NM on stock 11.04.
Typically after a restore the sub-menus for 'More Networks...' for wifi,
and the 'VPNs' sub-menu, turn into empty little stubs, so you can select
anything that is supposed to be on them. So far a
The bug just hit me too, after upgrading to 11.04 Natty. eVince still
prints PDFs fine, but the same PDFs printed from Acrobat (acroread)
seems to screw any text or the areas of any images that should involve
black ink. I am printing to an HP OfficeJet 7410. Using Acrobat
9.4.2-0natty-1 with hplip
Since I upgraded to 11.04 I've had this problem with gscan2pdf v0.9.31
when using libsane-perl front-end with HP OfficeJet 7410, where scanning
never stops, just keeps adding empty pages, whether using flatbed or
ADF.
Following the tip above I ticked 'Batch scan' under Preferences - Advanced and
Sorry, an important caveat to my previous report:
Following the tip above I ticked 'Batch scan' under Preferences -
Advanced and the problem stopped.
Although the infinite empty pages problem stops, the last page in the
ADF never get ejected and the scanner gets stuck. I have to press the
Just freshly installed Maverick 10.10 64bit on a Lenovo X301 and after
three days gnome-power-manager is at 193MB. Doesn't seem like the
Maverick fix worked.
0107d000-0ca34000 rw-p 00:00 0 [heap]
Size: 190172 kB
Rss: 190072 kB
Getting this in fresh install of maverick 10.10, fully updated.
$ df
Filesystem 1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
/dev/mapper/shim-root
230343852 107685244 110957772 50% /
none 4034012 340 4033672 1% /dev
none
Good news. Looks like newer sound drivers are coming to Qemu in 0.14
(Maverick has 0.12.5, but Natty has 0.14) that work with Windows 7.
http://wiki.qemu.org/ChangeLog/0.14
Sound
* New Intel HD Audio support (commit), adding three new devices:
Good news. Looks like newer sound drivers are coming to Qemu in 0.14
(Maverick has 0.12.5, but Natty has 0.14) that work with Windows 7.
http://wiki.qemu.org/ChangeLog/0.14
Sound
* New Intel HD Audio support (commit), adding three new devices:
From reading the VirtualBox site they had the same problem, that none of
the emulated sound cards would work with 64bit Windows 7/2008 as they
are all too old chipsets. They solved it by adding a new sound card to
Virtual Box ('Intel HD Audio'). But appears this remains a compatibility
'bug' for
From reading the VirtualBox site they had the same problem, that none of
the emulated sound cards would work with 64bit Windows 7/2008 as they
are all too old chipsets. They solved it by adding a new sound card to
Virtual Box ('Intel HD Audio'). But appears this remains a compatibility
'bug' for
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 694016 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/694016
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DPMS Suspend doesn't work unless lid is open on laptop.
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I haven't been getting this problem with the later Ubuntu 9.04 releases.
Currently using this kernel with the latest sysfs:
Linux shim 2.6.28-18-generic #59-Ubuntu SMP Thu Jan 28 01:40:19 UTC 2010 x86_64
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This problem screwed up all my Ubuntu printing as well. I originally
fixed my problem with my printers this addition to
/etc/apparmor.d/usr.sbin.cupsd
# FIXME: no policy ATM for hplip and Brother drivers
/usr/bin/hpijs Ux,
/usr/Brother/** Ux,
And that has worked fine with Jaunty 9.04 for
It is really quite unhelpful that manufacturers like HP and Brother who
do the good work of actually publishing and distributing Linux drivers
for their printers then get them regularly broken in Ubuntu by its
apparmor CUPS policy. It would be great if HP/Brother and Ubuntu could
work together on
@Ahmad - yeah very annoying bug that affects laptop users every day they
use Ubuntu; But Gnome is I think mostly unfunded community development,
so if we don't like we should fix it ourselves, sponsor someone to fix
it, or be patient. Canonical should have an interest in fixing this as
it detracts
I saw this problem with Intrepid (9.04) on a Lenovo X301 with the Mobile
Intel GMA 4500 MHD (integrated), but I haven't seen the problem since
Jaunty (9.10). As a mobile laptop using I xrandr for different external
screens and projectors a couple of times a day.
The Xrandr applet has its quirks
No change. The behaviour is the same in Jaunty 9.04 (amd64), gnome-panel
2.26.0.
To reproduce use xrandr to change the horizontal resolution of the
screen to a larger and then smaller width, and note what happens to your
right-aligned applets.
This affects laptop users who use external monitors
I was able to get the Garmin Forerunner 305 to be correctly recognised
by using a different USB cable from the one that came with the Garmin.
With the original cable I get messages like I posted above, with a
different cable the device gets correctly recognised. If you see this
sort of things it
I have the same problem in 9.04. You can't enter a blank password,
because the settings editor will not replace an existing password with a
blank password.
You used to be able to fix this be deleting and recreating the entire
account and being careful not to edit the password. Now though (recent
My Garmin Forerunner 305 used to work with Ubuntu 8.04 but sometime in
between then and Jaunty
Linux shim 2.6.28-13-generic #45-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jun 30 22:12:12 UTC
2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
it is no longer able to be recognised/connected. Same symptom as this
old bug, a regression perhaps.
[
I have identical set-up to the original reporter: Jaunty, fully updated,
intel X4500MHD. I didn't used to see this problem, but since upgrading
to xserver-xorg-video-intel 2.6.3 I started getting this. Typically for
me I load a program the pre-allocates some memory - a wireshark capture
is a good
The resolution not being configurable by the vnc client is expected I
think. Xvnc and I assume vnc4server don't support xrandr so you can't
change the resolution from what is configured on the server when the
display is created. So I think that one is a limitation rather than a
bug. You can make
Brian, this bug was associated with the 'linux' package which the
FindRightPackage said was the right package for kernel bugs.
I looked for a more specific package, like 'sysfs' but couldn't find
one. I did find 'sysfsutils' but that appeared to be a userland rather
than kernel package.
If
I tried upgrading to the 2.6.30 kernel to reduce the many way Jaunty
freezes, kernel oops, GPU lock-ups, and wireless module lock-ups that
arrived with Jaunty. So many major regressions in a single production
release! Problem is the 2.6.30 kernel is built with an old gcc and that
cause problems
In the last six hours had two more 'Oops's followed by wedges.
One time I inserted a USB stick, there was another 'Oops' and about 2
minutes last the entire system began wedging. Didn't seem to be able to
write to the file system. Apps in memory and not writing to disk remain
responsive. The
I checked back through all the kernel logs in /var/log and found a total
of 20 'Oops' starting from the day I upgraded from 8.10 to 9.04. Every
ones of them mentions 'sysfs'. It that expected anyway, or is that an
interesting coincidence?
May 3 17:26:03 shim kernel: [ 3517.858836] last sysfs
I've had a couple of similar wireless issues since upgrading to Jaunty.
The other day it start refusing to connect to wireless-n at 5GHz but
would connect fine to wireless-g at 2.4GHz. I tried a bunch of time.
Wireless-g always worked, but Wireless-n failed (just the one green dot
on the NM
Public bug reported:
The symptom was the 'CPU Frequency Scaling Monitor' quitting, and when
re-started, quitting again immediately.
Looking at dmesg there is a kernel NULL pointer dereference 'Oops' for
every time 'CPU Frequency Scaling Monitor' died.
Linux shim 2.6.28-12-generic #43-Ubuntu SMP
** Attachment added: Three of the most recent Oops examples from 2.6.28-12
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26525994/dmesg-for-several-Oops-20090510.txt
** Attachment added: BootDmesg.gz
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26525995/BootDmesg.gz
** Attachment added: CurrentDmesg.txt
Jmadero: Martin Olsson gives us the best thing we can do above, and it
is explained on this page:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/X/Troubleshooting/Freeze#Get%20a%20Batchbuffer%20Dump%20(-intel%20only)
It is a bit involved to do on a production machine. However, if you are
suffering enough you may be
I've using the DisplayPort successfully on my Lenovo X301 (Intel
integrated graphics) with Jaunty (stock release). I'm using it via the
Lenovo (i.e. Foxconn) DisplayPort-to-DVI cable though. Am I really using
DisplayPort then? I had thought the cable does an active signal
conversion so it is
Since upgrading to jaunty 9.04 on a Lenovo X301 with Intel i915 graphics
I am having kernel oops where the screen display, mouse pointer and
keyboard lock-up. Everything else operates (that I can see via network
interface), but no keyboard combinations cause any reaction. Below is
the relevant
This sounds like the problem I've been having since upgrading from
Intrepid 8.10 to Jaunty 9.04 on a Lenovo X301 (2776) laptop.
uname -a
Linux shim 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:58:03 UTC 2009 x86_64
GNU/Linux
lspci -nn | grep VGA
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel
These symptoms sounds like the problem I've been having since upgrading
from Intrepid 8.10 to Jaunty 9.04 (amd64) on a Lenovo X301 (2776)
laptop. In the 24 hours since upgrading it has twice locked up the
screen display, mouse pointer, and keyboard. /var/log/kern.log shows a
kernel 'Oops' related
These symptoms sounds like the problem I've been having since upgrading
from Intrepid 8.10 to Jaunty 9.04 (amd64) on a Lenovo X301 (2776)
laptop. In the 24 hours since upgrading it has twice locked up the
screen display, mouse pointer, and keyboard. /var/log/kern.log shows a
kernel 'Oops' related
One of Steve's freezes looks very similar to:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/365527
I've been having similar sounding freezes since upgrading from Intrepid
8.10 to Jaunty 9.04 (amd64) on a Lenovo X301 (2776) laptop. In the 24
hours since upgrading it has twice locked up the screen display,
Even on new laptops (I'm using an X301) there is no
/proc/acpi/ibm/brightness
The brightness is outside of the ibm-specific ACPI stuff and under each
monitor, e.g. /proc/acpi/video/VID/LCD0/brightness
There is a folder in 'VID' for each possible monitor output, including
the built in LCD.
Doesn't sounds like the same thing sorry - if anything more than your
mouse pointer works on you screen it probably isn't. And I don't think
people with the Intel video lock-ups have any high CPU.
(Suggestion: Check your 'System Monitor' is displaying all processes (on
view menu). I noticed that
** Attachment added: Full cat of /proc/acpi/ibm/ on a Lenovo X301
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26293867/x301-proc-acpi-ibm-dump.txt
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No notification when sliding audio volume, muting volume, sliding LCD
brightness on X31, X32, T60, R50e, T42, R52
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/357673
** Attachment added: Full cat of /proc/acpi/video/ on a Lenovo X301
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26293880/x301-proc-acpi-video-dump.txt
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No notification when sliding audio volume, muting volume, sliding LCD
brightness on X31, X32, T60, R50e, T42, R52
I don't get any OSD for brightness on EeePC 901 with Jaunty 9.04 (just
upgraded from 8.10). The brightness changes but no OSD.
Also tried installing Eeeasy script/package which added some other
things but didn't fix the brightness OSD.
I tried the acpi and xev command used above and got the same
I upgraded two laptops today from 8.10 to 9.04 (EeePC 900 and Lenovo
X301). Both immediately had many tracker errors with corrupt indices.
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I just upgraded a Lenovo X301. After upgrade only the volume up/down
generate X events and and OSD. The mute button no longer generates an X
event (nor OSD).
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No notification when sliding audio volume, muting volume, sliding LCD
brightness on X31, X32, T60, R50e, T42, R52
Using stock Intrepid 8.10 Intel driver on a Lenovo X301 (Intel GMA
X4500MHD) I can use the Displayport (with both mirrored and virtual
monitor) however with the intel X drivers and compiz I get all sorts of
missed re-draw events when windows launch. When windows launch they will
be partially
I've found reports of this bug back as far as 2005. I affects me too on
8.04 and 8.10.
It appears that if rdesktop generates any output or perhaps exit code at
all, then tsclient treats that a valid reason to reconnect.
So, for example, if you request 24-bit colour and the remote computer
only
Even with this fixed the DVB-T channel information is limited and out-
of-date for Australia. It may be unreasonable for the distribution to
try and cover all the world's channels and changes. For Australia
though, I found good information and made an up to date (March 2009)
tuning files. I posted
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 131679 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/131679
I get the sample problem plus others with 8.10 Intrepid and compiz,
however I don't any of the problems with unlocking described in bug
#131679 of which this is supposed to be duplicate. Also, that unlocking
I get something similar to this whenever I increase the screen
resolution with compiz enabled. The screen is not usually totally blank,
it is full of patches of bit of windows (that aren't there) and the real
windows aren't re-drawn but can still be interacted with - but only in
the area of the
There are similar bug reports like this one for 8.04, and 8.10, e.g.
#249790.
The common thread appears to be compiz on an Intel card (so presumably
Intel X server). It could affect other combinations but the reports I've
seen have all been on Intel cards.
If *increasing* the resolution, compiz
Not sure if this is the same thing but ATI users appear to be reporting
similar problems with compiz and resolution changes in both 8.04 Hardy
and 8.10 Intrepid, see #206998 and #205085. Again is these cases,
switching to metacity makes the problems go away. Not surprisingly,
patches to xrandr are
Found a collection of bug reports (#132065 and duplicates) going way
back where compiz also doesn't react if xrandr is use to rotate a screen
(e.g. for tablets). Again restarting compiz corrects things. Again
metacity notices the change and automatically adjusts.
Does this mean compiz is where a
I can confirm the same problem just upgraded a stock 8.04 Hardy with
Network Manager 0.7 to 8.10 Intrepid. My wired and wireless networking
stopped working. DHCP wasn't working for any interface. DHCP worked fine
before the upgrade.
I was able to manually configure a network interface, but was
I am using the -10 proposed kernel on a Lenovo X301 with Intel 5300
wifi. So I should be using the iwlagn module. It is working for me and
no more kernel messages. Still not perfect though, the wifi interface
does not come up after a suspend or hibernate. I have to do a
sudo ifconfig wlan0 up
I also see this problem with Ubuntu 8.10 intrepid (amd64), gnome-panel
2.24.1. I've tried locking and unlocking every way I can think of but
still the placement and order shifts around.
For me is it is particularly the notification area applet (2.24.1) that
shifts around. Most other things seems
The -K option doesn't work for me either in rdesktop. Installing the
older 1.6.0-0ubuntu2 version fixes the problem.
The older version also fixes a - what I guess could be related - mouse
grab problem. With the current version, gnome, and focus-follows-mouse,
once the keyboard gets grabbed you
I had the same problem and appear to have sorted it by updating the
kernel. I added 'intrepid-proposed' to my update sources, pinned back to
intrepid-updates by default (to stop everything upgrading), and upgraded
just 'linux-generic' to the latest 2.6.27-10-generic version and have
not seen this
I've read other threads like this, as I sometimes had the same problem
on an Lenovo X301. The workaround for me was to switch to just one cpu
core before suspending/hibernating. When you resume/thaw, give it a few
seconds and switch the other core back on. This worked for me. The
theory is that
The comment above applies to both the EeePC 70x and EeePC 900 series (I
can't speak for the EeePC 901 and EeePC 1000). They both do not have
working microphones on a Ubuntu 8.04 install. However each has different
sound hardware and a different fix.
EeePC 70x - Adding options snd-hda-intel
I experienced the same problem with gnome-settings-daemon using Xvnc
(vnc4server 4.1.1+xorg1.0) with Ubuntu 8.04 desktop (all updates as at
15 June 2008). I found that disabling just the keyboard plug-in for
gnome-settings-daemon, and logging in again, gave immediate relief.
For the other dimwits
I can confirm the same error. Before the 10 updates today F-spot ran but
crashed on exit. After applying the updates today F-spot crashes on
start with the error reported here.
One of the 10 updates was 'libart'. From reading the changes I was
hoping it would solve the crash-on-exit error. Not at
I am using 8.04 beta 4 and I have the same problem. I was reading how-to
for ages trying work out why the VPN entries I could configure, didn't
appear anywhere. Then, after I haven't to reboot, then they appeared and
I could use them.
Aaron.
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