Awesome... Now I'm never sure how much time or % my battery has, I need
to do like 3 clicks to find the info, and somehow sometimes it is not
accurate, this is the first OS that make people click around to find
info about the battery, Why change it from the old one when the old one
was working
You are not compiling the sis driver which compiles fine, you're
compiling a fork of it based off extremely old SIS source that needs
updating to support xserver 1.7 and is not supported at all in ubuntu.
Yeah it compiles fine it just doesn't work at all for 671/771 SiS cards.
2 Years and still
Try: http://estebanordano.com.ar/sis-m671m672-driver-for-xorg-
xserver-7-5-on-debian-sidux/
It worked for me.
Full screen videos doesn't work (the video is kinda laggy when at full
screen flash or movie).
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[needs-packaging] no working driver for sis 671/771 video cards
I have this same problem, but it is with IRQ5, 4, 3 and 1.
I had to use noapic and it seems it worked, but now suspend doesn't
work and I can't check the battery charge.
Lucid 10.04RC1
I don't have a dmesg because IRQ1 is the harddrive controller so it
doesn't let write a log with the error,
** Attachment added: dmesg-koshrf.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/45448366/dmesg-koshrf.txt
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irq 20: nobody cared (try booting with the irqpoll option)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/545339
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The driver provided in a .deb by someone in this bug as an attachment
doesn't work for 10.04 (used to work for 9.04 and 9.10).
I had to use the VESA driver wich is really bad for video playback.
I know Ubuntu wants to keep close with Debian but this bug is about to
have 2 years and no solution
I'm still having the same issue while trying to use any web browser,
takes forever to resolve a name, have to reload every page twice until I
get it.
I have ipv6 disable:
cat /proc/sys/net/ipv6/conf/all/disable_ipv6
1
Also Firefox have IPv6 Disabled.
But tcpdump still report IP6 stuff:
2010/3/6 Philipp Kern phil+launch...@philkern.de:
On Sat, Mar 06, 2010 at 09:13:38AM -, Ricardo Fernández wrote:
04:34:16.007477 IP6 fe80::c1f:dc31:a82c:435e.57503 ff02::c.1900: UDP,
length 146
04:34:19.913100 IP6 fe80::c1f:dc31:a82c:435e.57503 ff02::c.1900: UDP,
length 146
04:34
@Ricardo Fernández As I mention above, in my case, after disabling IPV6,
I still had the same symptoms. Terribly long delays making any kind of
network connections (all wired). I noticed here that it seemed to be
related to making more than one network connection at a time.
If disabling
I was wondering something, If a Fix was Released, and if it doesn't work
(as reported by almost all users since the release), what we should do?
Open a new bug ticket?
I'm not changing the status or anything, but it is kinda lame that the
status can't be reverted because the fix doesn't work at
This bug is far from fixed, there was a fix committed but it didn't do
anything, they are still lot of people complaining (including myself of
course), and it seems it still happening in 10.04.
I don't know how you guys are testing this, but so far, I'm still
getting DNS delays and the browser
Is there any workaround for this bug? like how do I install a genchant
spell dict for my locale?
This is the error I've been getting:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/bin/gwibber, line 57, in module
client.Client()
File /usr/lib/python2.6/dist-packages/gwibber/client.py, line
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 301958 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/301958
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 301958
[needs-packaging] no working driver for sis 671/771 video cards
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sis 771/671 graphics board only works in vesa mode
#166
8.04, 8.10, 9.04 (Ubuntu), Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, Fedora
9/10/11, Debian Lenny (and sid), all thoses Distro/OS works like a charm
in my network, Ubuntu 9.10 (desktop-clients in my network) have a real
slow internet, so calling an ISP because a Linux distro doesn't work
is not
#168
I tried options single-request' in /etc/resolv.conf yesterday and so
far it doesn't work for me, but i need 2-3 days to get feedback from my
ubuntu users in the network to see how it goes. The problem with this,
is that the resolv.conf will change every time i change dhcp server, so
I need
#159
That is not a fix, it is a Workaround, and maybe it will work at the
house, but in a secure network (like a company network) it will not work
and it will make Ubuntu useless.
The only real fix to this is disabling IPv6 support (for desktop
version). In the real world pretty much no one uses
#162
Yeah I'll tell my ISP to upgrade their Hardware because my Ubuntu
doesn't work. That will surely work. *sigh*
Also they are over 600+ million internet users around the world (maybe
more?), 4 millions using IPv6 is around 0.7% of the internet users.. so
yeah, pretty much no one. And how many
I've seen this behavior in quite few installation I have done; and
saying install a DNS server/Edit sysctl.conf should not be the answer
to fix the problem, not everybody have the skills required to do that,
and it should not be a requirement at all. I don't think this could be
fixed for karmic at
Any way to get this before waiting for karmic+1 ? I think this is a
serious bug, can't use the tool that it is recommended (for vnc) at all,
and the fix is done but can't get it until karmic+1 (I could get the
source and compile it myself, but it is not the common way among all
users ).
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xorg-driver-sis671_0.9_i386.deb worked perfect for me, this is my card:
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Silicon Integrated Systems [SiS]
771/671 PCIE VGA Display Adapter [1039:6351] (rev 10)
Subsystem: CLEVO/KAPOK Computer Device [1558:0722]
Control: I/O+ Mem+
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