Did this also bring in hfi1_platform.dat ?
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[Feature]Add Intel Omni-Path Architecture (OPA) Firmware
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I'm adding a doc that shows their current process.
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Is there any estimate of a fix for this? We have a couple of OEMs
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Unable to switch to console/ttys from ubiquity
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Note that this does not happen in the server install, only the desktop.
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kernel updating despite unchecked "download and install" choice
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We are having issues with the kernel being updated during
installation if a working network adapter is connected even when the
"download and install updates" is left UN-checked. This causes reboot
issues since the installed driver module kernel version no longer matches the
Folks, we should not consider this a "wishlist" so much as a "why isn't
this already in Power since we are claiming equivalent support for
features". This also blocks some of our NFV market.
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This is also blocking a Trusty Power8 PoC since Midonet (a network virt
solution) requires Cassandra. Can we get this built for Trusty?
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multipath keep failure after the interface is recovered
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This is a blocking issue for users of iscsi-based storage HW on
Openstack; is there any way of re-prioritizing this issue?
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Openstack; is there any way of re-prioritizing this issue?
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Cannot use
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To add to this, as I also am experiencing this problem:
My maas has 2 nics and 2 networks:
Outbound eth1: talks to the world (or in thsi case my partner OEM's lab
network
Private eth0: talks only to maas-create nodes. Call it 10.0.0.0/24 .
I've set up maas as DHCP DNS manager for eth0. I
Actually, my last comment encompasses a different problem (that of
isolation), so ignore it.
But do count this as a vote to some kind of NAT on/off tooling in
MAAS.
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To add to this, as I also am experiencing this problem:
My maas has 2 nics and 2 networks:
Outbound eth1: talks to the world (or in thsi case my partner OEM's lab
network
Private eth0: talks only to maas-create nodes. Call it 10.0.0.0/24 .
I've set up maas as DHCP DNS manager for eth0. I
Actually, my last comment encompasses a different problem (that of
isolation), so ignore it.
But do count this as a vote to some kind of NAT on/off tooling in
MAAS.
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Also affects Thinkpad L430 on Trusty. No trackpoint at all.
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I have not seen any reportable breakage; admittedly I have not fully
stressed maas nor used all of its functions.
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I have not seen any reportable breakage; admittedly I have not fully
stressed maas nor used all of its functions.
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dpkg-reconfigure
ignore last comment.
A fresh import works.until you reboot. Even if you changed nothing else in
the configuration of the server or maas, enlistment will no longer work until
you do another maas-import-pxe-files at which time things will work again.
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A fresh import works.until you reboot. Even if you changed nothing
else in the configuration of the server or maas, enlistment will no
longer work until you reboot.
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A fresh import works.until you reboot. Even if you changed nothing
else in the configuration of the server or maas, enlistment will no
longer work until you reboot.
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ignore last comment.
A fresh import works.until you reboot. Even if you changed nothing else in
the configuration of the server or maas, enlistment will no longer work until
you do another maas-import-pxe-files at which time things will work again.
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Intel ixgbe driver doesn't work at 10Gb speeds
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netstat results are significantly different than iperf results. The
netstat test run is also point to point (no switch).
Let me know if you'd like me to perform additional tests.
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I saw similar issues at IBM on 10 March. Same look to the logs, same
success with ipmitool. After an apt-get upgrade on the 11th (trusty) and
a reboot, the issues did not appear for me. I did not refresh after the
11th, though.
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I saw similar issues at IBM on 10 March. Same look to the logs, same
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a reboot, the issues did not appear for me. I did not refresh after the
11th, though.
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Intel ixgbe driver doesn't work at 10Gb speeds
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I am seeing this in 13.10, on a Lenovo L430.
- There is no CD in the drive. The drive is empty.
- The physical switch on the CD-ROM drive also does nothing.
- The door works fine after reboot. It only gets locked after ejecting 1 CD.
- This happens when ejecting using Nautilus, and when ejecting
I am seeing this in 13.10, on a Lenovo L430.
- There is no CD in the drive. The drive is empty.
- The physical switch on the CD-ROM drive does nothing.
- The door works fine after reboot. It gets locked after ejecting 1 CD.
- This happens when ejecting using Nautilus, and also when ejecting using
Based purely on the last few comments I *suspect* that the state saving
needs to be moved into Pulse so it can sync up with the UCM status that
it's managing - I'd guess you'd wind up with only a small bit of state
(eg, master volume) being saved, the rest of the card config should come
from the
While triage is useful work this sort of automated posting to bugs
asking for information which can be trivially obtained really doesn't
help the reputation of Ubuntu's bug handling - there's clearly nobody
actually looking at the bug, and making users do busy work to deal with
the bots is just
AOL on what people are saying above about this needing to be fixed; it's
really uninspiring to go to file a crash report and find the bug is
happening a lot but marked as WONTFIX.
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Fabio, OpenChange provides both server applications and the client API
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I'm seeing this with Jaunty, tracker 0.6.93-0ubuntu1.
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FWIW I'd expect there are more NIS installs out there that don't use
nscd than do; performance problems on any substantial scale are not the
common case and nscd has issues of its own. I'll consider adding nscd as
a suggests but I'll not take a change to recommend it in the Debian
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Yes, the md5sum approach is what some other packages use - but ideally
there wouldn't be the all or nothing and it'd only be applied to a file
included from the main confiugration.
The other part of this bug was to get those options added to the default
dhclient.conf so this would all work out of
Yes, the md5sum approach is what some other packages use - but ideally
there wouldn't be the all or nothing and it'd only be applied to a file
included from the main confiugration.
The other part of this bug was to get those options added to the default
dhclient.conf so this would all work out of
You're missing the point with laptops and so on: these are use cases
that are already supported and can be broken by a poor DHCP
implementation. This is especially the case if your preferred
implementation with overwriting the configuration file were done - the
user configuration would be
You're missing the point with laptops and so on: these are use cases
that are already supported and can be broken by a poor DHCP
implementation. This is especially the case if your preferred
implementation with overwriting the configuration file were done - the
user configuration would be
If the discussion is going on in Launchpad it's pretty much Ubuntu-
specific. Note that I'm the Debian NIS maintainer; it's unlikely that
I'll do anything directly with the Ubuntu packages.
No Debconf *note* (they're deprecated) but possibly a low priority
question offering to enable the option
It's not quite that simple - people use NIS on computers which move
between networks, such as laptops, and run multiple NIS domains on the
same network (which means that any DHCP configuration will only apply to
some systems). This makes it difficult to tell if the configuration on
the network
Yes, a Debconf note would be the way forward, though it'd have to be a
low priority one. Note that I'm mostly talking about enabling this on
upgrade here - new systems are a bit different since you won't damage
anyone's running system.
Given that this is Launchpad I'd presume that any discussion
Yes, a Debconf note would be the way forward, though it'd have to be a
low priority one. Note that I'm mostly talking about enabling this on
upgrade here - new systems are a bit different since you won't damage
anyone's running system.
Given that this is Launchpad I'd presume that any discussion
Russel, that bug affected all or at least a high proportion of SCons
using packages - it just happened that xmms was the first one to see it.
It's been updated in Ubuntu because Ubuntu has a workaround in place
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Kaihsu, please file a new report describing the problem you are
experiencing here. As mentioned earlier in the bug log there are several
issues mixed into this bug report some of which are unlikely to ever get
fixed (like the use of /etc/hosts via NIS). Probably the clearest thing
is to close this
The configuration options are all still turned off in the current
linux-2.6.27 source package.
This bug can be trivially tested for with:
find debian/config -type f | xargs grep WM97
The various CONFIG_TOUCHSCREEN_WM97xx options should all be set but
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The enclosed (completely untested but trivial) patch should fix this.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/198867
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The nis package does not use debhelper and therefore does not call
dh_installinit at all, let alone with deprecated arguments.
I'd be interested to know how this got marked as confirmed...
** Changed in: nis (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Mark Brown (broonie)
Status: Triaged
Hrm, OK. Please also delete the request to forward any patches to Debian
(I don't have sufficient access to do so) - the change to use multiuser
is Ubuntu-specific and the current Debian package uses defaults as is
standard and recommended behavior for Debian packages so a patch
submitted to
Poor performance when the NIS server is unavailable is expected: the
clients will attempt to contact the NIS server and have to time out when
that fails.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/252499
This is fixed in the current Debian package (which also merges the
Ubuntu change which contains the bashism). A merge of that version would
fix the problem, or the patch against gutsy that is attached.
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Oops, sorry - didn't see your patch (teach me to use e-mail :/ ).
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No, those options should just be enabled in the standard kernel build -
there is no reason not to do so for a desktop distribution like Ubuntu,
the only reason they are present is that these controllers are often
used in very small embedded systems where space may be at a premium.
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be installed at once. If the .so were shipped outside the development
package then it would also diverge from the installed header files and
so on.
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There is no managed symlink pointing
What architecture is the NIS server? The NIS server must be a Linux
server running on an incompatible architecture (eg, i386).
The problem is that NIS attempts to transfer the map by copying the
architecture dependant database file verbatim rather than transferring
the keys individually. It may
The boolean options CONFIG_TOUCHSCREEN_WM9705, CONFIG_TOUCHSCREEN_WM9712
and CONFIG_TOUCHSCREEN_WM9713 should all be enabled in the kernel config
to ensure that support for the individual touchscreen controllers are
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The WM97xx touchscreen drivers have been merged into Linus' kernel as of
2.6.26 so this should simply be a case of enabling the driver in Kconfig
(I'd assume that all new drivers will be enabled by default).
Unfortunately AC97 doesn't support module autoload so systems where this
is needed will
zlib1g-dev is installable with current gutsy. If it were not installable
a very large number of packages would fail to build and the problem
would have been apparent to many people - this suggests something
specific to your system but it is difficult to tell what based on the
information you have
** Changed in: nis (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
** Also affects: dhcp3 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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This seems like a perfectly valid wishlist bug which I'd have expected
to see forwarded on to Debian at least (I am the Debian NIS maintainer).
FWIW this is more complicated than the report suggests. For example,
it'd need to be optional and off by default like the similar
configuration for WINS
** Changed in: nis (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Importance: Undecided
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The main reason to be extra careful with this sort of setup is that
messing up NIS can prevent users logging in to their system which is
obviously an extremely serious issue for upgrades since it could render
the system non-functional. This means that we need to be very
conservative about changes
David: You're jumping ahead of yourself with that diagnosis. It shows
that either NIS has a problem in the DBus code or that the information
provided via DBus by Network Manager is buggy. When this has been
diagnosed previously (using nm-tool to display the network connection
status while NIS is
** Also affects: hal (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/224828
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NIS demon fails during startup if the roaming mode is turned off
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It *seems* to be the case that disconnecting from the network causes the
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So. Launchpad wants me to subscribe to this existing bug for my apport-
generated report of this with Hardy - but the bug is marked as invalid
for some reason I can't discern. Should I change the status of the
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On Fri, Apr 25, 2008 at 05:05:51PM -, mariano.iannuzzi wrote:
In my system it happens every time the applet is trying to retrieve
data and the network was no yet connected...
This would match my configuration - immediately after I log in (when I
see this) Network Manager has not yet
Jergen, I think you're missing the point here - /etc/debian_version is
mostly for use by tools and lets them know that they're running on
something that looks roughly like Debian. Given how close the Ubuntu
infrastructure is to Debian it's still reasonable to assert that and
removing the file
Yes, that's a bug - if you ever need to specify -no-dbus to NIS it
indicates a problem. See the earlier comments in this bug for diagnostic
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1:1.0.5-1ubuntu2.2 (I noticed this bug because a security updated failed
to install!). Having taken a brief time to download the hardy package
and look at it it seems that someone else actually fixed this in Hardy
shortly after I reported it. Due to causing problems with security
updates it's
As described in the report I had one live and one commented copy of each
of the SSL certificate file options in the configuration file. I don't
any more since I wanted the security update to complete installation and
restart imapd.
I would imagine that this can be readily tested by editing the
dbus/network manager integration is not new in Hardy - it has been
present for several Ubuntu releases with the NIS side of the code
unchanged. Many of the problems experienced in this area have stemmed
from Network Manager providing inaccurate information about the state of
the interface (these
1:1.0.5-1ubuntu2.2 (I noticed this bug because a security updated failed
to install!). Having taken a brief time to download the hardy package
and look at it it seems that someone else actually fixed this in Hardy
shortly after I reported it. Due to causing problems with security
updates it's
As described in the report I had one live and one commented copy of each
of the SSL certificate file options in the configuration file. I don't
any more since I wanted the security update to complete installation and
restart imapd.
I would imagine that this can be readily tested by editing the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: dovecot-common
The following code in the dovecot-common postinst:
SSL_CERT=$( (grep ssl_cert_file /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf || echo
'/etc/ssl/certs/dovecot.pem') | cut -d'=' -f2)
SSL_KEY=$( (grep ssl_key_file /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf || echo
I should add: this then causes the test for SSL keys being present
immediately afterwards to fail, causing the postinst to fail during
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Binary package hint: dovecot-common
The following code in the dovecot-common postinst:
SSL_CERT=$( (grep ssl_cert_file /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf || echo
'/etc/ssl/certs/dovecot.pem') | cut -d'=' -f2)
SSL_KEY=$( (grep ssl_key_file /etc/dovecot/dovecot.conf || echo
I should add: this then causes the test for SSL keys being present
immediately afterwards to fail, causing the postinst to fail during
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 152794 ***
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On Wed, Mar 19, 2008 at 12:21:17PM -, Martti Kuparinen wrote:
passwd: compat nis
group: compat nis
shadow: compat nis
You really should use compat only. Adding NIS as well
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 152794 ***
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Have you added the + lines to the passwd, group and shadow files?
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There is no reason not to use the compat mechanism for the user
databases - it's more flexible. 'nis' is there to handle other cases
such as those where there is no file to use (like netgroup).
If you really
The actual error in the log you've uploaded appears to be:
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lXmu
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
configure:28001: $? = 1
which indicates that another library, unrelated to zlib (it's part of
X11, I believe), is missing from your system rather than zlib.
** Changed
What does the relevant passwd entry look like in the output of ypcat
passwd? Does the entry for the user look OK?
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If you re-add non-ASCII characters does it still look fine?
Adding glibc - this looks like an issue there since it is glibc which
is responsible for reading and parsing passwd entries.
** Also affects: glibc (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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** Changed in: nis (Ubuntu)
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Thanks for your feedback, closing this bug too. I guess half the problem
here is that the documentation and diagnostics aren't terribly good.
** Changed in: nis (Ubuntu)
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Status: Incomplete = Invalid
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This looks like a valid fix, I'll apply it in Debian.
Note that when preparing patches it is better to just remove unused code
rather than leaving it present but commented out.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/186363
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There is something else going wrong with your system here. yphelper
should be doing exactly the same thing as ypwhich and using a
YPPROC_MAPLIST call to the server to enumerate the maps it supports. The
difference is that yphelper can run without being bound to the server
which is important for
than enumerating all the values in the map.
This is much faster and less work for both ends but only works when both
client and server share the same database format.
Sorry about the confusion.
** Changed in: nis (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) = Mark Brown (broonie)
Status: New
** Changed in: nis (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
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I can't reproduce this here using 7.10 on an AMD64 - the device binds
straight away. Your comment about playing with --no-dbus indicates that
there may be some issues here with startup ordering with respect to the
network interface coming up. Does this problem occur only on startup or
does it also
** Bug watch added: Debian Bug tracker #417589
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http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=417589
Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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Unfortunately I can't provide testing for dapper at present - none of
the AMD64 systems I have appear able to boot it these days. :(
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István Váradi: Yes, that's exactly the problem: Network Manager reports
the interface as up before it is actually up.
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It's only an issue in dapper - it was a bug in the compiler which was
resolved before feisty.
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/usr/lib/yp/ypxfr produces segmentation fault
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/47815
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