A default image on firstboot doesn't have a lot of tools available, and
I'm not sure how to modify that at image-build time... so I have only
very limited information about what exactly it's doing. It might not be
key generation after all though...
I don't recall seeing it for a while, but
I'm not sure if it's the same issue, but I tend to get a delay of ~8
minutes on a dragonboard on first boot. I'm booting an image with a
system-user assertion, not using the console at all.
On first boot, the system creates a new user, I confirm that ssh works,
then log in and try to run "snap
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While trying a dragonboard image from edge yesterday, I found that the
'shutdown -h now' command caused a reboot, while the 'halt' command
seemed to actually put the device in a state I could safely disconnect
power.
I still need to collect more data on this, confirm whether
Appears to be fixed in silo 67.
https://requests.ci-train.ubuntu.com/#/ticket/1864
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can't log in to U1 while buying app
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Appears to be fixed in silo 67.
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sometimes header of the dialler is clipped on incoming calls
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I see this consistently on krillin and arale. Well, 3 out of 3 tries
anyway. Has anyone bisected it yet?
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Title:
sometimes header of the
I ran into something which looks like this. During an "update all" the
download stalled at 0 bytes on a click app, and over the next half hour
it didn't give up or retry. However, after turning flight mode on and
off again, the UI went back to its earlier state with clickable update
buttons, and
On krillin and arale, this appears to be fixed by silo 31. The fix
actually allows the brightness to update even faster, by toggling
autobrightness off then immediately back on. By doing that, it can
update in less than a second instead of the usual 4.5 seconds. And it
actually does update now
As far as I can tell, this is when the bug started:
https://requests.ci-train.ubuntu.com/#/ticket/1582
https://code.launchpad.net/~mardy/libsignon-glib/unregistered-lp1593805/+merge/298096
I ran into the issue today and tracked it down to that specific image
(and that landing seems the most
Not sure about anyone else, but power cycling isn't getting my devices
to boot. I'm just planning to skip this image and get automated tests
running again on the next one.
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Seems fixed in silo 46.
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Title:
Dual Panel view: Updating an image on a contact changes on details
panel but not in the contact list
To
Seems to be fixed in silo 46.
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Title:
can't import contacts from google from messaging-app when no contacts
exist
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Seems fixed in silo 46.
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Contact's field labels don't show up
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Subscribing so I can get notified to power-test the changes when they're
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Title:
Unity8 not informing clients that they are not
Hi, if this had a fix committed way back in September, is there a reason
why it's still not released? For now, I'm assuming the spec was updated
but no code has been written?
Today's build still activates whatever the user tapped, instead of just
bumping the brightness back up and resetting the
For reference, here are the two screens side by side to demonstrate the
difference:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ubuntu-system-settings/+bug/1558531/+attachment/4656648/+files/vpn-apn-ui.png
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I bisected this and it turned out to be much older than I expected.
Looks like it happened between 2015-09 and 2015-11, though beyond that
I'm not sure. We don't have any rc-proposed images old enough for a
more fine-grained inspection.
Problem exists in:
* krillin rc-proposed 329 (pay-service
Confirmed, and I'm trying to locate the change which introduced this
bug.
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High CPU load on Payment screen
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I still haven't been able to reproduce this bug. At least, not unless I
try to load the app store while the network is down, which is probably
expected behavior. Is there any reliable recipe for triggering it?
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This is interesting. I've been having to override the auth type after
the wizard for years, since it always gives me passphrase even if I
select pin and enter a 4-digit code. Didn't realize there was a new
issue with the same symptoms.
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With silo 036 / ticket 1371 installed, I still see something which looks
like this bug.
First I import contacts to fill up the address book with several pages
of names. Then if I swipe to start a fast scroll downward, and tap
lightly on an early letter like A or B or C, it will sometimes not
To clarify, the failed case was the last good image plus updates to
network-manager and libnm0. Nothing else was upgraded.
The unchanged case updated nearly everything else. Here's apt's full
description:
The following packages have been kept back:
libsystemsettings1 network-manager
** Summary changed:
- big power increase in May 4th and later builds
+ network-manager 1.2 uses more power
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network-manager 1.2 uses
I personally don't care which style is used, but at the moment it's
still not consistent. Here are the VPN and APN config screens.
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I tested the fix and it does not appear to make the UI any more
consistent compared to the rest of the system-settings app.
For example, look at the UI to add a new APN. Instead of "cancel" and
"ok" at the bottom, it has a back button and a checkmark in the header.
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Appears to be fixed in gallery-app 2.9.1.1312.
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gallery does not update images when invoked by content hub
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gallery app is not stripped
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gallery app shows non-image formats (tgz)
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Gallery-app 2.9.1.1312 partially fixes this. It doesn't index new files
under a .nomedia marker, but if the .nomedia marker is added after
indexing, gallery-app continues to show those files. So, at the moment
it is necessary to remove the gallery index database in order to make it
stop showing
Gallery-app 2.9.1.1312 appears to fix this.
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Gallery does not launch on the last opened view
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On many other systems, this issue was solved by making the OSK appear in
a regular window instead of an overlay, and then tiling the window
layout. So, it was guaranteed not to overlap anything, and apps didn't
have to do anything special to handle scrolling when the keyboard was
visible, because
Was going to report this, but it seems someone else got to it first. :)
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I copied a 4.3 GiB file to an arale with this fix, via gmtp, and it
worked well with matching md5sums before and after. So, it looks like
it's fixed. :)
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Not sure if it helps, but I encountered this using a slightly different
sequence of steps in bug 1569660: Install uTorch, run it, then try to
grant it permission to access camera-service. I get a kernel panic
every time, and am never able to grant access. This was with arale rc-
proposed 304.
It's not quite the solution I had in mind, but it does seem like an
improvement.
Other phone platforms automatically pick a relevant time zone any time
the cell radio is turned on, so they get the right time with no
configuration (and update that time automatically during trips, after
each
Thanks, this appears to fix the incorrect U1 login errors.
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Multiple calls to finished/error signals of QNAM object
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No change in krillin rc-proposed 306. I didn't realize the new wizard
wasn't going to be seen by customers yet.
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Title:
can't scroll to bottom
I tried to determine when this started happening.
* krillin rc-proposed 270 (2016-03-01): works.
* arale rc-proposed 270 (2016-03-15.1): works.
* krillin rc-proposed 285 (2016-03-17.1): works.
* arale rc-proposed 280 (2016-03-22.0): the app 'install' button appears to do
nothing at all, except
(er, rc-proposed 297, not plain rc)
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can't scroll to bottom of wifi list in wizard
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FWIW, I'm getting a similar crash on arale rc-proposed 289... except
the crash happens merely by tapping on an app to view the details. No
U1 login attempt is required. I'm not sure if it's the same bug or not,
but it's a crash in the same component.
I'm accustomed to the store sometimes taking a few tries to install an
app, but this issue is new and leads to the crash as described.
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Title:
I see this on the latest krillin rc 297. Since it breaks one of the
main wizard steps, is this a release blocker?
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can't scroll to
I am unable to trigger this any more on current builds.
** Changed in: location-service (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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This two-line change appears to do the trick.
** Changed in: address-book-app (Ubuntu)
Status: In Progress => Fix Committed
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Title:
Fast
BTW, while scrolling through a large list of contacts, there is usually
an index on the right side which can provide faster navigation to a
specific letter. This index doesn't appear in portrait mode.
Could that be added at some point?
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Sometime in the past week or so, it seems that unity8 acquired a new bug
which causes it to use 100% CPU and stop responding. I saw it happen on
krillin rc-proposed 286 and 288 with silo 39 (address-book-app)
installed. Jibel saw it with a different silo, and mterry reports
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It looks as if the add-account function can only handle one account at a
time, and cannot be interrupted by other requests. This can lead to
unexpected behaviors such as:
1. Start with a fresh install, not configured at all.
2. Open the address book app.
3. Tell address
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On today's krillin rc-proposed image 286, I noticed that the google
login interface always has "select all" visible while entering text
(even during password entry). Other text entries do not have this
unless extra functions are requested by holding a while or tapping more
There is progress (in silo 039 / https://requests.ci-
train.ubuntu.com/#/ticket/1130 ), but it's not quite there yet... look
what happens if it's rotated immediately:
** Attachment added: "first-run-layout-fail.png"
Indeed, this is fixed. Has been for quite a while.
** Changed in: gallery-app (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired => Fix Released
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second
I haven't been able to trigger this issue for quite a while, so I'm
assuming it's fixed.
** Changed in: gallery-app (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired => Fix Released
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This behavior isn't always a bad thing. It might be good to make it a
configurable option, since people sometimes want to see in-progress
events and sometimes don't. The widget I use on other devices has an
option to remove events on end rather than on start, show or hide all-
day events,
Thanks for adding this. It's not a huge deal, but it would be nice if
it updated a little more often during the last hour or so before an
event starts.
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Yes, this still happens with today's phone image. It took about a dozen
power cycles to trigger.
** Changed in: canonical-devices-system-image
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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The new theme uses light blue versus grey instead of the older dark red
vs black. This is easier for red-colorblind people to distinguish, but
it might still be nice to have a change beyond just the color, like a
thicker underline or something. Some are more colorblind than others.
**
Olga isn't with Canonical any more, and the theme has changed since I
filed this bug. Needs re-testing and possibly re-assignment.
** Changed in: ubuntu-ux
Status: Triaged => Incomplete
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There was a branch linked in early December, but then holidays happened.
Is this still active?
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Title:
device doesn't detect current time zone
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 615239 ***
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 615239
Every Wi-Fi disconnection is treated as an authentication error
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The empty space seems fixed in silo 77 (ticket 1003) today, but not the
icon or name.
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Account details page needs design love
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A fix should be landing via silo 77 (ticket 1003), but I haven't been
able to trigger the original conditions to test it.
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Lately the Gmail web app advertises its Android version on startup, with
a button to tap for installing that app. This obviously won't work on
Ubuntu Touch, and it seems counter-productive to advertise a competing
platform. Is there any way this page can be bypassed by
I'm not sure why this is marked as incomplete now. Has the new upstream
kernel made it into our devices? Is a fix included and ready to test?
** Changed in: bluez (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
** Changed in: bluez (Ubuntu)
Assignee: Selene Scriven (toykeeper) =>
FWIW, the way my Android device responds to this is:
* I receive a notification about a new SMS message.
* I tap the notification to go to my SMS program.
* The SMS message says I have a MMS message waiting, tap here to download.
* If I tap it, it fails but allows me to try again.
* If I turn cell
There are versions of Android without cell data in the quick toggles?
Wild.
Every Android device I've tried had it, and usually in more than one
convenient place. Like one which pulls down from the top bar, one in a
toggle rack which can be placed on a desktop, etc. Ubuntu doesn't have
desktop
Just a +1 for this feature.
My preferred default phone state is to turn on calls and sms, but turn
off all other radios (cell data, wifi, bluetooth, gps, etc). It'd be
nice to be able to quickly turn cell data on for the few minutes at a
time when I actually want it, then quickly turn it off
tvoss: The raw data is available. Simply remove "graph.png" from the
URL and it'll give you a directory with all sorts of logs.
The green-shaded section is the active measurement period used for
statistics. The red-shaded portions indicate where USB was connected.
Everything else is unplugged.
FWIW, I see the weird new behavior on every test with wifi enabled, even
when the screen is on and the phone is actively doing something. For
example, while playing music:
http://people.canonical.com/~platform-qa/power-
results/2015-12-08_09:19:36-krillin-196-power_usage_music/graph.png
...
I created bug 1524133 to track the issues I'm seeing. I don't know if
it's related to this bug, but so far it looks probable.
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Title:
Access
Is it possible that this fix might cause a phone to wake up more often,
or to stay awake longer? I'm seeing weird idle power behavior ever
since this fix landed in krillin rc-proposed 196.
Before: ~9 mA
FWIW, Android organizes system-level notification sounds into ringtones,
text message tones, and alarm sounds. These can be approximately
summarized as "long", "short", and "annoying". Ubuntu has a distinction
between long and short, but no distinction between long and annoying.
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Yes, this is still happening as of tonight's latest image (arale rc-
proposed 183). The first flash works, while every subsequent flash of
the same image has the wrong permissions.
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Confirmed on arale rc-proposed 181.
This graph shows power use with the music app opened (but paused), then
with the music app closed, then again with it open (and paused). The
phone was in flight mode for minimum power use.
Average power with the music app open was ~135mA, while power was
** Attachment added: "mediascanner-2.0.log"
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The tarball I mentioned earlier is:
http://toykeeper.net/tmp/phablet/videos.tgz
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crash while pushing videos to device
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Sorry for the delays, I had forgotten about this bug.
I tested again today (arale rc-proposed 174) and it appears to still
happen. I don't recall seeing it via MTP, but that's not automated so
the MTP case isn't touched as often. Attempting it just now, I didn't
get it to fail... but sending
While this technically closes the bug, it also makes location controls
less convenient and harder to access. Would it be possible to have the
control in both the indicator and in system settings, in addition to the
new link in the indicator? Is there a way to do a 3-way toggle in the
indicator?
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To indicate which SIM slot is active, the messaging-app changes the SIM
label from black-on-white to dark-red-on-white. For red-colorblind
people, this highlight makes no significant difference. Studies
estimate that this affects about 8% of the male population and about
Public bug reported:
When I tap the star in a scope to un-favorite it, the view spontaneously
shifts several scopes to the right. For example, if I flash a
completely fresh image (such as arale rc-proposed 143), boot the first
time, and tap the Today scope's star, the view shifts to the News
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Using arale rc-proposed 143, I'm getting location-serviced crashes
within about 15 minutes each boot if I leave the phone idle.
Steps to reproduce the issue:
1. Do a completely fresh wipe/flash of arale rc-proposed 143.
2. Complete the welcome wizard and scope tutorial.
3.
** Attachment added: "_usr_bin_ubuntu-location-serviced.0.crash"
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** Description changed:
Using arale rc-proposed 143, I'm getting location-serviced
I find it trivial to reproduce this issue:
1. adb reboot bootloader
2. ubuntu-device-flash foo
3. Note that syslog works normally.
4. adb reboot bootloader
5. ubuntu-device-flash foo
6. Note that syslog no longer works.
Steps 4/5/6 can be repeated if desired. The only way I've found to get
a
I've been running into this bug for months on a new notebook. At random
times during my session, it changes the keyboard layout and I have to
manually reset it.
I tried installing debian/testing on the same notebook, using a minimal
install, then added Xorg and sawfish. No ibus packages, no
Yes, please attach those screenshots, along with a description of what
happened in each. :)
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Title:
battery indicator only sort of reflects
Any reason why this bug is marked as wishlist?
It has been failing for many years, and continues to be somewhere
between an inconvenience and a headache. I keep running into it lately
because it breaks automated tests or makes them unreliable.
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I've noticed this also interferes sometimes with automated power testing. For
example, these two test runs were invalid because of the NM bug:
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** Tags added: power-bugs
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network-manager asks for passwords it already knows
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Sometimes unity8 also crashes, but usually not. If you look at the
links above you can see what other crash dumps there were for each test
run. Also, bug 1475526 may be of interest since it now looks like it
might be the same root cause.
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I forgot to work around this bug today and ended up not able to get
syslog data for ~18 hours of tests. D'oh. My own fault, but I hope
we'll find a fix for this soon. :)
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Unity8 crashes fairly often while running power usage tests. I don't
know what causes it, but I've collected a lot of data during the test
runs and I hope someone will be able to make sense of the crash dumps
and other logs.
Here are some of the 162 instances I've seen so
Public bug reported:
Maliit-server crashes fairly often while running power usage tests. I
hope someone will be able to determine the root cause based on crash
dumps and other logs.
Here are some of the 128 instances I've seen so far... inside each are
numbered directories for each test run, and
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I'm not quite sure where to file this bug, but I've noticed that the
phone's time/date reset to what appear to be manufacturer defaults
sometimes while power tests are running This even happens sometimes
after I force ntpdate to set the correct time.
On arale devices, the
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This may be related to Bug 1475542, but instead of going to the past to
a hardcoded date before a test, the phone goes years into the future
during or after a test.
Again I'm not quite sure where to file this bug, but I've noticed that
the phone's time/date sometimes jump
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1473471 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1473471
The full channel and revision info is in each test run as channel.ini.
Thank you for finding the other bug for this; I didn't see it. After
that bug is fixed, I can check results again to see if the
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Unity8-dash crashes fairly often while running power usage tests. I
hope someone will be able to determine the root cause based on crash
dumps and other logs.
Here are some of the 170 instances I've seen so far... inside each are
numbered directories for each test run, and
In my testing, the flash will usually work until/unless I open the
camera app, and then it stops working for the rest of the boot. uTorch
works fine each boot until after the camera app has been used.
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I discovered today that the user's choice of SIM slot (configured in the
messaging app) is only used for SMS. This setting gets ignored for MMS,
and instead it uses whatever system settings / cellular has configured
for cell data. This can cause failure to send MMS, if the
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Before running any tests, adt-run does a 'rm -rf' of its log directory,
and aborts if this causes any errors.
This is a problem because it's dangerous, it's unintuitive, and it
breaks unix conventions.
Dangerous: Ever tried using $HOME as the log dir? When an attempt to
On image 16, I consistently see the backlight turn off after 4 seconds,
not 30 to 60.
Version info:
cat /tmp/channel.ini
[service]
base: sis.capomastro.canonical.com
http_port: 80
https_port: 443
channel: ubuntu-touch/rc-proposed/meizu
device: arale
build_number: 16
version_detail:
FWIW, removing the UDF cache has no effect on the results for this bug.
However, changing to a different image number seems to fix the
permission issues.
So. To make the flash work correctly, make sure the new image isn't the
same number as the old image. To make the permissions break, flash
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