Thought I'd add in an observation: With Karmic, if I play a flash video
in fullscreen, it starts off playing just fine (e.g., youtube).
BUT...if I move the mouse, that's when it gets choppy. If I stop moving
the mouse, it will usually resume playing properly. If I move the mouse
and stop a few
Still here for me too in Karmic. I've got the intel 955 chipset. I was
running fedora for a while, which didn't seem to suffer from this
problem. Laptop is a toshiba M55.
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Choppy Flash playback in full screen.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/346289
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I just installed Hardy beta, and still had the same problem on my
Toshiba. I had to go in and do the -B 254 fix. And for those
debating the Windows does it too question, I respectfully enter that
mine does NOT do it under XP. Only under linux. Windows is obviously
setting it correctly, linux
I can't say the same. I get high load counts in Ubuntu Gutsy on my
Toshiba with a Seagate Momentus. On a fresh install, either plugged in
or unplugged (I never saw any change in the count) I'm getting about one
every 10 seconds to 1 minute. Under Windows XP, I'm seeing like 2 to 4
per hour;
I don't understand the argument that this is only on batteries. I
generally have my laptop plugged in, and my counts are increasing
astronomically (the once every 5-6 seconds thing). It doesn't seem to
make a difference whether it's plugged in or not.
I'm switching back to Windows until this is
I'm also having the exact same issue on my Toshiba M55; every 5 seconds
or so, i hear a tick or a double tick, and my load cycle count is
increasing about 2 per minute. Let me know if you guys need any logs or
if you want me to try something, and I'll be happy to oblige. :-) Dan
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edit that: I meant about 2 per every 10 to 15 seconds, about 4 to 6 per
minute (it's slightly variable). I didn't notice whether it was just
going up when I had no activity or when it was when i was using it as
well.
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default value in power.sh potentially kills laptop disks
After trying out the ubuntu9 patch, I think it mostly solved the problem
for me. But I do notice one thing (and I'm not sure it's a critical
thing, just a little disconcerting). When opening a new window in
Firefox, the image of whatever page you were on becomes scrambled for
about a half
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 127101 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/127101
Well, the behavior of actually freezing the system occurs as a 2nd bug,
after everything's up and running. I think Bryce is probably referring
the installation bug to the overall xserver-xorg-video-intel
I'm not sure if those really apply to my specific case or not. In my
case, simply logging out, or doing a restart, or doing a shutdown, will
trigger it. I've seen this in several distros (including the latest
Suse 10.3, this morning. Sidux is where I noted it first a couple of
months ago. it
This bug has been solved with the 2.6.22 kernel in all the distros I've
tried that had the problem before. So if you are using any kernel that
is older than that (gutsy is the first to carry it in the ubuntu line),
then you are still going to experience the problem. AFAIK, no
backporting was
Is this what I am running into? When I install gutsy, either the
alternate installer or the graphical installer, it gets to the point
where it's installing the packages, and all of a sudden, goes into a
colored and gray blocks mode. Switching between terminals, I can see
it working, and it will
Oops, that must not be the right bug, sorry, missed that it was for a
second terminal. I thought it meant when it switched to another
terminal internally during install. Should this be a separate bug?
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[gutsy] Second display not enabled with intel video driver
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
When I install gutsy, either the alternate installer or the graphical
installer, it gets to the point where it's installing the packages, and
all of a sudden, goes into a colored and gray blocks mode. Switching
between terminals,
Public bug reported:
Distro: Gutsy Gibbon, Beta
On a fresh install, once out of about 3 times, either Xorg 7.2 or 915
resolution is crashing on logout (I've seen this in other distros as
well, the bug seems to be an intel 915 problem more than anything).
This crash freezes the whole system hard,
Public bug reported:
Laptop is a Toshiba M55; I've now twice had this same exact thing occur.
I install successfully, it boots properly several times, and then after
4 or 5 successful boots, it all of a sudden comes up with a corrupted
/home partition. fsck won't touch it, due to inability to
Still the same with mine as well: Toshiba Satellite M55-S3314 on
2.6.20-14-generic
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bad hard disk noise on shutdown
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/67810
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Are we in a holding pattern on this patch (i.e., are we waiting for the
next kernel release) or do you know? I've been updating feisty all the
way to this morning, and still no change. Wonder if this is going to
come out on 2.6.22 or something?
Is there anything new with this bug? I'm asking because it's an
absolute showstopper for me; My machine is relegated to XP until
something gets figured out...I'm too worried about damaging my HD. I
guess I was hoping that some ubuntu-geek-genius had found a way to solve
it.
It seems,
That's ok...I'm not using dapper anymore anyway, so I can't comment.
I'm not using linux for the moment, as a matter of fact; the kernel is
causing a number of laptops to do emergency parks (which a hard drive
can only do so much of), mine included. I'm not risking my equipment
until that
Thanks for the info. At the moment, I'm holding off on using Edgy
because of the emergency hard drive parking issue (which happened in
Dapper, too). They say hd's are only rated for so many of those. But
if they get that working, I'll try your SD card fix and give it a run.
Dan
FredStrauss
FredStrauss wrote:
Found the fix, just do
sudo modprobe tifm_sd
and insert the card again
Is this an actual fix that just needs to be put into a script, or is
this simply a workaround?
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SD/MMC card reader worked in Dapper, but not Edgy
https://launchpad.net/bugs/70175
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I didn't realize what the noise was, but my Toshiba M55 does it as well.
Except, it also did it under Dapper as well as Edgy. Does not do it
under Win XP.
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From: navix [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Nov 12, 2006 11:03 PM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: [Bug 68660] Re: Unsafe
Confirm the same on a Toshiba M55-S3314 laptop.
On quitting, the hd makes a sort of dying beep sound, very rapid, as
it powers off. I didn't realize it was the hd stopping abrubtly, but it
also did it with Breezy, Dapper, and now with Edgy, so it's not a new
problem.
Does NOT do it under
** Description changed:
Laptop is Toshiba Satellite M55-S3314. Card reader is Texas Instruments
PCIxx21 chipset 5-in-1. This worked fine in Breezy and Dapper. Doesn't
work in Edgy.
- Inserting an SD or MMC card yields nothing. dmesg |tail indicates:
+ Inserting an SD or MMC card
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