I'd like to confirm the problem regarding the diNovo keyboard. Same
thing happened to me after upgrading from 11.04 to 11.10. The keyboard
stopped working and I couldnt use my installation until I hooked up a
wired keyboard. Symptoms and solution are exactly what is described in
the blogpost.
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I've been running Ubuntu 9.04 on a HP dc5800 and am not getting any sound
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Recently I upgraded to Ubuntu Karmic development release but this has not
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** Attachment added: Card0.Amixer.values.txt
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Yes, the problem still exists in the latest kernel provided with Lucid
at this moment. I've also installed the 2.6.34-rc1 kernel and confirmed
that the problem exists there.
Short recap of the problem: Rear and front output jacks function
properly, however, the internal speaker does not get
More information: When I plugin some speakers to the output jacks on the
back of the PC I had working sound immediately.
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Architecture: amd64
ArecordDevices:
List of CAPTURE Hardware Devices
card 0: Intel [HDA Intel], device 0: AD198x Analog [AD198x Analog]
Subdevices: 2/2
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
Subdevice #1: subdevice #1
AudioDevicesInUse:
USERPID ACCESS COMMAND
/dev/snd/controlC0:
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I don't see the difference with the information I attached yesterday, but here
it is.
Reading back my own report I noticed that 1 thing might be unclear: I mentioned
the internal speaker, but i'm not referring to the pcspeaker, I am referring
to the onboard sound card which is connected to
** Attachment added: AlsaDevices.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28202114/AplayDevices.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28202115/BootDmesg.txt
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This problem is most likely a duplicate of bug #377554 but I didn't know
how to use the ubuntu-bug program to attach the information to that bug.
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I've been running Ubuntu 9.04 on a HP dc5800 and am not getting any sound from
the internal speaker.
Recently I upgraded to Ubuntu Karmic development release but this has not fixed
the problem.
I've checked the volume output levels, and I have also tried all
possible
I compiled the Samba 3.2.4 package from Debian which solved this problem
so it would appear that my segfaults are indeed related to the fix
mentioned in the changelog for 3.2.4
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I was having this problem as well, is your winbindd also segfaulting? It
seems much related to the segfaults I reported over here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/samba/+bug/282733
My workaround was issueing a getent passwd, that seemed to wake
winbindd up and make it work again
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I compiled the Samba 3.2.4 package from Debian which solved this problem
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I upgraded a Hardy installation to Intrepid, and I wanted to test Samba +
Winbind authentication.
I configured Samba, started the deamons, joined the domain and everything was
working. wbinfo and getent show the proper information, however,
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The package winbind does not provide a configuration file for pam-auth-update.
I would love to see it added for Intrepid.
Personally I adapted the config file provided by likewise-open for Samba and it
seems to work perfectly.
** Affects:
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Binary package hint: samba
I upgraded a Hardy installation to Intrepid, and I wanted to test Samba +
Winbind authentication.
I configured Samba, started the deamons, joined the domain and everything was
working. wbinfo and getent show the proper information, however,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: winbind
The package winbind does not provide a configuration file for pam-auth-update.
I would love to see it added for Intrepid.
Personally I adapted the config file provided by likewise-open for Samba and it
seems to work perfectly.
** Affects:
This bug has been fixed upstream, and puppet 0.24.5 no longer exits
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At the moment I build my own I didn't know that an upload to hardy-
proposed had been made or I would've installed that one.
I just installed the binary package from hardy-proposed though and
installed it, everything appears to work fine, including the contact
person that seemed to be giving me
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I build a package from the 1.0-dist-4 sources which I got from Intrepid
(regular dpkg-buildpackage without any modifications) and have been using that
package since 25-07 without any problems.
Before the upgrade I had the application id bug and was unable to add a
friend to my contact list with
The current version in Hardy is emesene (1.0-dist-1) and does *not*
include the fix. The result is that in the near future the emesene
package will be completely unusable.
The current version in Intrepid is emesene (1.0-dist-4) and *does*
include the fix, resulting in a working package. The
I'm having this problem as well, although for me it's not limited to GDM
(not sure if it is for the reporter).
auth.log has this entry when the problem is exhibited:
Jul 15 15:20:43 nscd: nss_ldap: could not search LDAP server - Server
is unavailable
Symptoms:
A lookup on the current
I'm having this problem as well, although for me it's not limited to GDM
(not sure if it is for the reporter).
auth.log has this entry when the problem is exhibited:
Jul 15 15:20:43 nscd: nss_ldap: could not search LDAP server - Server
is unavailable
Symptoms:
A lookup on the current
I had similar problems which seemed to be caused by 1 of the groups in AD not
having a GID assigned.
Try assigning a GID to every group the user is a member of, don't forget nested
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I'm not sure whether to open a new bug for this, or add to this bug, but
since I'm the original reporter I decided to add to here.
It turned out that the problem I was having with puppetd was caused by 2
things. First the problem of no network being present, but second the
absence of a
This problem still exists in the Hardy package (0.24.4-3 at this moment).
The upstream bug that is being linked to is a different one and has been fixed
in 0.24.2. The linked bug is about a situation where the puppetmaster refuses
the connection, the problem I am reporting is a situation where
Lately I've encountered this problem as well. I'm using preseeding to
install desktop machines with both Gnome and KDE and used to enable both
Ubuntu/Kubuntu for that. This worked fine for Gutsy, but in Hardy the
two tasks are conflicting unfortunately so I'll have to install either
Ubuntu or
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On startup of an Ubuntu desktop the puppet client exits if it cannot
reach the puppet master. On itself this is probably working as intended
but since an Ubuntu desktop is default shipped with NetworkManager
enabled this means that the puppet
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