Just to chime in as well, I've been using the PA packages that Joakim
rebuilt without that patch set, and as an end-user it's totally resolved
this bug on my laptop and desktop. If we can't move forward with The
Right Way (TM) to fix this, perhaps someone could create a PPA with
these packages in
In some A/B testing I've done, changing the AccelMethod to uxa has some
unwelcome side effects, including making some browser-based video
unusable. For my test case I would just go to the home page of
bluejeans.com (a videoconferencing site) with Firefox, and my browser
would immediately lock up
I'm happy to report that I can no longer reproduce this bug with the
Beta1 release of Precise Pangolin on my HP Elitebook 6930p, which
includes kernel 3.2.
Additionally, users of Oneiric can install this kernel using this PPA
repository - ppa:francisbrwn9/kernels
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I am running Ubuntu 11.10 Beta2 with all current updates and the GNOME
shell desktop environment. In gnome-terminal, there is an option when
editing your profile settings - Show menubar by default in new
terminals. Normally if you un-check this checkbox, save your settings,
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 824408 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/824408
The package xul-ext-ubufox contains the extension which causes this
behavior. The ubuntu-mods.js file resets middlemouse.contentLoadURL to
'false' when Firefox starts with this extension enabled.
The
The ubuntu-mods.js file from xul-ext-ubufox resets
middlemouse.contentLoadURL to 'false' when Firefox starts with this
extension enabled.
The attached patch resolves the problem for me.
** Patch added: Fix for resetting middlemouse.contentLoadURL setting
I would like to report that my Dell Latitude D620 with Intel 945GM
graphics has been running very warm since my upgrade to Lucid. In my
case it seems like the system fan is not coming on as frequently as it
used to in Karmic.
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laptop runs hot, shorter battery life, fan always on - lucid beta2
Thanks for the follow-up. I have tested this laptop now with the Lucid
Alpha 3 desktop CD and am happy to report that this issue has been
fixed.
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Fix Released
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Installer and media check fail to run with blinking cursor
I am also seeing this behavior under Jaunty with my Canon SD200 digital
camera connected via USB. Bug #386098 was marked as invalid due to my
stacktrace not being useful. Hopefully this report has better
information?
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drivemount_applet2 crashed with SIGSEGV in g_simple_async_result_complete()
I have the same problem, only it mounts my camera properly, but crashes
when unmounting it. I'm running Jaunty with a Canon SD200 digital camera
connected via USB.
I will try to get a stack trace attached within the next day.
** Package changed: ubuntu = gnome-applets (Ubuntu)
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disk mounter
Here's a backtrace I obtained after installing the debug packages as
described here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingGNOMEApplets
I'll add that the applet does also crash if it starts up and my camera
is connected but unmounted and I then mount it using the applet.
Let me know if I can be of
Note: enabling Safe Mode from the boot CD had no effect either.
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Installer and media check fail to run with blinking cursor
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/365892
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Public bug reported:
I am unable to run the installer or media check from the Jaunty i386
desktop or i386 alternate installation CDs on a Toshiba Satellite
1135-S1551. When I select one of these options, the CD drive is accessed
for a second or two and I see a blinking cursor in the upper-left
Thank you for your bug report. We'll need some more information to be
able to reproduce and resolve this issue:
1. Does sound work in any application at all, or is the lack of sound
limited to mplayer and rhythmbox?
2. Has sound ever worked for you on this install of Ubuntu, or did
something
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. Unfortunately we can't fix it without more information.
Please include the information requested from the Debugging Keyboard
Detection section of https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingKeyboardDetection
as separate
Suspend and hibernate problems often happen when a new kernel is
installed - is it possible that a kernel update happened around the same
time?
Also, to rule out the BIOS as a suspected problem, could you try
downgrading your BIOS to the previous release believed to work and see
if you can
Can you include what keyboard model you're using? If it's a laptop
keyboard, what model laptop is it?
It may also be useful if you could include the information requested
from the General Information section of
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingKeyboardDetection as separate
attachments.
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If it is the case that you have broken packages that need to be removed,
here is one way to do it:
If you run System-Administration-Synaptic Package Manager (to do so
you'll be prompted for your password) you'll see a column on the left
side of the synaptic window which lists All / Broken /
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. Unfortunately we can't fix it without more information.
Please include the information requested from the Reporting Hardware
Detection web page at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingHardwareDetection
At the very
Yes, see comment #79 on the mozilla bug report. Looks like the fix will
be rolled into Firefox 3.0.5. I'm looking forward to it too.
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Firefox does not close TCP connections for multipart/x-mixed-replace (e.g.
motion JPEG) when closing page.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/225379
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