Suggested workaround until the bug is fixed here:
https://jira.appcelerator.org/browse/APSTUD-7816
Essentially, start eclipse with
-Dorg.eclipse.swt.browser.DefaultType=mozilla.
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Sorry, in eclipse.ini, not command line. Not sure if it works (yet).
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Title:
eclipse,visualvm crashes with SIGSEGV in libsoup.2-4
To manage
Restarting THE SYSTEM make it work again (rebooting) make it work
again I should have written.
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Title:
[HuronRiver Platform, Realtek ALC272,
I have the same problem. Restarting pulseaudio or reload of alsa (as
suggested) does not help. Restarting make it works again, but only for a
short while until it stops (again). I've tested with the stock 13.04
x64 kernel, and 3.9. No difference. Audio worked fine on the 12.10
system I upgraded
Same issue on a Thinkpad W530 (with Nvidia Optimus + Intel HD4000). Uses
Intel driver by default. Second screen is not detected. On Quantal 12.10
x64. Also tested xorg-edgers (with no success and messy graphics as
mentioned in this thread) and ubuntu-x-swap/x-updates (which is
currently off-line
At least I'm on 3.5.0-4 as well (on x64). But I suspect most people are
on that kernel due to xorg-edgers pulling that kernel in, at least
that's how I believe I got it. The only reason I did add the xorg-edgers
PPA was to get decent driver support for my ATI card, and on my non-ATI
machines which
Switching desktops work again if enabling Begin viewport switch with
the normal ctrl-alt.
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Title:
Disabling HUD also disables task switcher
Not sure if it's related or not, but switching desktops with ctrl-alt-
arrows also no longer works.
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Title:
Disabling HUD also disables task
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Disabling HUD also disables task switcher (alt-tab)
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On Unity 3D it seems the HUD is somewhat connected to task/window
switching. If HUD is disabled, the standard unity task switcher is also
disabled. When I initially detected this, I also had the standard unity
task switcher disabled and the old standard compiz window switcher
I'm affected by the same, on a Radeon system. Sounds like it's more
desktop related than the graphics driver.
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Title:
[i945gm] Desktop does not
For my case, I think it was related to the proprietary ATI drivers
(fglrx), suggested by Ubuntu after installing. I said go ahead, and
installation failed, but I think it still managed to install enough so
that the proprietary drivers were used after the next boot. That's when
I got the error
I do not think it has been fixed; I can't know for sure, but even my
desktop seems to suspend when I leave it alone for enough time. And
I've checked the power settings; looks fine (set to don't suspend
during install it seems).
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I hate the Atheros wireless cards. I've met this problem on so many
laptops. Anyway, one of my older laptops have a Intel Corporation
Ultimate N WiFi Link 5300 (as reported from lspci -v). It seems this
does not use the ath9k driver, so the reported workaround does not work.
However, this
Sorry, use swcrypto=1, which seems to work better (I forgot the o at
the end in my previous message).
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Title:
slow wifi (atheros [ath9k] driver
Update on my problems; on further inspection the driver is probably not
the reason why the speakers do not work. I rebooted into Windows, and I
had the same problem there. Further inspection indicates a small crack
in the ring on the minijack connector, and a wild guess is that one of
my kids have
The latest incarnation of this bug actually give audio, but only on the
headphone jack, so it seems it no longer senses whether that gets
activated or not. I've also tested forcing the channel in the mixer, but
still no audio without headphones. But at least it works with
headphones. Still
And it looks like the bug it's back after I updated my system yesterday
(Oneiric)... No audio at all. Tried rebooting with previous kernel as
well (3.0.0.8), but still no sound.
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FWIW, on my oneiric 3.0rc6 kernel, there's still no sound without
running the hda-verb command (or the hda_analyzer equivalent I guess).
I've added David's ppa repo, so I see the package gets updated
automatically from time to time, so I'll assume I'm also running the
latest fixes, whatever
On 07/05/2011 06:11 PM, physe wrote:
I am not having the speakers-headphones switch problem, it works fine
for me... Marius, did you install David's .deb at post #64?
Yes, I believe I removed the previous version and installed the latest
one offered here. But as I said, due to me running the
On 07/04/2011 01:27 PM, David Henningsson wrote:
@Marius, physe, thanks for testing. This seems to be a little more
complicated than expected. Could you double-check for things such as
1) is EAPD on node 0x1b required for both headphones and speakers to work?
Yes. No sound anywhere without
I think I'm no longer the best test subject, as I speedily had to
upgrade to a oneiric kernel (ubuntu rc4) to have stable wifi before
leaving for vacation (I'm literally testing this while lying beside the
pool).
But on that kernel, I tested anyway, and it does not seem to make a
difference.
@David, I tested both without and with headphones plugged in and got no
sounds in either. There were activity on the microphone input, but I
wasn't able to demonstrate to myself that the activity was due to input
from the mic (I made some sounds which didn't seem to register in any
special way),
@David, regarding still silent, in my case it was always silent,
headphones or not. Does anybody have the bug id's for related bugs to
the newer Sandy Bridge Acer Aspire TimelineX series (unstable wifi and
brightness/backlight not being adjustable)?
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@MIchael, I'll certainly give it a try, but the 3820 model mentioned in
the brightness control thread definitively is not of the newer Sandy
Bridge variants (3830, 5830). Have you tried it on the newer models?
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I can confirm that the brightness fix works, and that audio also works
with the HDA_Analyzer thing mentioned here. I lose sound after waking up
from suspend, but that's a minor nuisance which should be easy to
fix/work around. It would be great if the people with the skills could
submit these
FWIW, my 3830T works fine with the patch and setting EAPD as described
in #38. Also switches automatically between speakers and minijack when I
plug in headphones. I have only tested mic by blowing air and whistling
toward where the camera is and elsewere, and do not have a mic to plug
in, but
And hoping I can be forgiven for trashing this thread with other fixes
related to the new Acer Aspire models, making sure you have a file
/etc/modprobe.d/ath9k.conf containing options ath9k nohwcrypt=1 does
magic for the wifi performance as well. All these three Kinder-egg of
fixes (three fixes in
My alsa-info without headphone plugged in:
upload=truescript=truecardinfo=
!!
!!ALSA Information Script v 0.4.60
!!
!!Script ran on: Wed Jun 22 20:47:39 UTC 2011
!!Linux Distribution
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Ubuntu 11.04 \n \l
And with headphones plugged in:
upload=truescript=truecardinfo=
!!
!!ALSA Information Script v 0.4.60
!!
!!Script ran on: Wed Jun 22 20:48:19 UTC 2011
!!Linux Distribution
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Ubuntu 11.04 \n \l
Confrimed here as well, Acer Aspire TimelineX 3830T running Ubuntu
11.04. Also brightness/backlight control widget works (slider slides up
and down), but does not affect actual brightness/backlight, but that's
certainly another bug report..
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I tested the debian package mentioned in #21; no go. Still silent.
Played around with mixer settings and alsamixer as well. Still no sound.
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Title:
I've got a Dell 6400 hundred as well, and just want to add that in my
case when the keyboard stops working, no switching to VT and back gets
the keyboard working again in X/Kwin (I'm using Kubuntu 8.10). Mouse
works fine, but keyboard just stops working. It works on the VTs, but
not in X.
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