Hi,
Well, first of all, thanks for not closing this bug depiste I reported
it some 5 odd years ago !
In 5 years the following changes have happened :
1) I regularly upgraded Ubuntu, but the bug got worse : instead of
reporting constantly a 22 Deg temperature, it now reports nothing at all
Forgot : I did try this appor-collect thingy you mentionned, but
unfortunately it crashed, sorry.
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Title:
CPU temperature always reported
apport information
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** Description changed:
To read the temperature of the CPU, I read this file:
/proc/acpi/thermal_zone/THRM/temperature.
That worked perfectly with Hoary.
However with Breezy, things deteriorated... the file would contain 22,
apport information
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I am sorry but apport collect keeps on craching, it's hopeless.
I installed the dailyèbuild of 12.10 in Virtualbox and it appeas the
problem is still there, no temperature to be found under /proc/acpi...
I will report back next week once I have installed a fresh copy of 12.10
Stable on my actual
Wow 5 later it finally works !
ACPI still reports nothing, however the Wiki page gave the solution :
the utility 'lm-sensors' provides all the answers :
- sensors-detect showed that the problem was a missing kernel driver, and told
me which one to load
- the sensors command-line utiliy then
Although I am the original reporter of the nbug, I am sorry but I am now
unable to help debug this, because I had to junk my BTTV card since here
in France analog TV has been deprecated in favour of digital/DVB TV, so
I had to replace my old BTTV card with a more modern DVB tuner (which
doesn't
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Hi,
I just got a huge technical documentation from work, it weights 600MB and is
divided into many chapters and sections. But instead of being a single huge PDF
file, it is split in many individual (1,075) smaller PDF files, one for each
section and sub-section. In the
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Indexed document opens unwanted multiple windows
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I don't use Gnome any more, I have lost interest in it over time (now
using XFCE), lets just close this bug and call it done Ubuntu
doesn't even use Gnome any more anyway, so I doubt they care the
slightest about such a minor issue.
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There is obviously a problem since, if you read my original report and
the first comment on it:
A) The TEXT/alternative installer has NO sluggishness whatsoever.
B) Colin Watson himself, who wrote the ubiquity partitioner,
acknowledged that it was slow and explained why.
So please don't
Nothing has changed, bug is still current.
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Title:
gnome-volume-control : master volume slider behavior is
confusing/unclear
To manage
Hi,
You are right, the print admin tool has been updated in a satisfactory
way, the bug can be closed ! ;-)
Sorry for not updating this bug report sooner, but I am still using
Ubuntu 9.04 (for various reasons) so I didn't know that it was fixed
until I read your comment and tested 10.10 in a
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Just switched from Ubuntu 9.04 to 10.10, I notice that the simple GUI to
adjust volumes has disappeared, now we have to use the full blown,
tabbed sound preferences UI in order to adjust volumes, what a bloat :-(
Anyway, trying to get used
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Hi there,
I have switched from 9.04 to 10.10 and am trying to get used to the new
way of adjusting sound volume, since the old mixer panel has
disappeared, now replaced the full blown sound preferences GUI. I am
having problem with the mast
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I am currently using Ubuntu 9.04, my old analog TV tuner card has always
worked just fine since Ubuntu's inception, however 9.04 is now
unsupported, so I am trying to switch to 10.10 (installed it on a spare
hard drive partition to evaluate it first.. glad I did !)
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Ok, went through the Wiki guide about installing stripped kernels. It
was very easy, I thought I would have to go to kernel.org and roll my
own kernel, which is a bit out of my scope I am afraid, but it appears
Ubuntu now offers ready to use deb's ! :-D
Many kenrels to choose from, was a bit lost
Honnestly please close this bug, you ha vre clearly stated that you wil
never implemented this feature, so there is no point in discussing this
on and on. Just delete this bug report and be done with it, let's move
on...
But yes, I do take a calculator to split my supermarket transactions, it
Well if you don't see the point of this then why did you bother posting
your comment ? How constructive is it ? How is it gonna help implement
this feature ? Do you provide a technical solution? A helpful hand ? I
don't think so !
Should I comment on all your bug reports (if any) just to leave a
I also have this problem ! I am running Ubuntu (vanilla/Gnome) 9.04.
The problem only appeared 3 days ago though, and from reading the above
comments it seems I have the same context:
- leaving the computer running 24/7
- I did started a Virtualbox session a few days ago and it's been running
I should add (sorry, can't find a way to edit my previous comment ?! )
that I am not using any network share. I do have an NFS server setup in
Nautilus, but it is not mounted.
VirtualBox runs Windows XP but there is only one application running in
it, and it does not connect to network.
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idea why it hung before !
Let's close the bug then.. I will reopen it later if needed...
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Yeah it works quite well now, you can close the bug...
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Just installed Jaunty.
I have enabled the canonical partner repository via the Software
Sources GUI tool in the Admin menu, and reloaded the index, as prompted
by the GUI.
However, when I go to Add/Remove GUI, and I select the Third Party
Apps filter in the top right.. it
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I happened to have to instal the package liggtk2.0-dev (to compile some gnome
app from source).
When I right-cliekd on the package to mark it for installation, Synaptic hangs,
using 100% of one CPU (I assume it's not multi-threaded), for what
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Using Ubuntu 9.04.
My printer is anb HP LaserJet 6P, for which there are no less than 15 drivers
(no kidding) I can choose from.
The one that the system picked up didn't work (no idea which on it was). So I
went to try different drivers until one of them works.
Problem:
Update: for unrelated reasons, I did a fresh install of Ubuntu 9.04 (re-
using my /home partition, though), and go figure, nvidia-settings worked
! No idea why it works now, so maybe the bug might come back, but for
the time being I guess we can close the bug, I will re-open it in the
future if
Yup, here it is. I assume Xorg.0.log is the file being currently used
by the running session ? If so it should be the appropriate file in my
case, as the bug is repeatable at will in the current session.
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Binary package hint: nvidia-settings
Just upgraded Ubuntu 8.10 to 9.04, and using nvidia-settings for the
first time ever (since the gnome tool now refuses to launch, instructing
me to use nvidia-settings instead)
Problem : when I click on Save to X Configuration File, I
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@Trouilliez - I don't see this problem getting fixed in Jaunty (and am
setting status accordingly).
Yeah it's a bit late for Jaunty indeed ! ;-)
As long as the bug remains open for future releases, I don't mind...
Its likely a BIOS issue, many early ACPI implementations were flawed.
I am not
Can you try the Jaunty LiveCD ? There has been a bit work in this
area.
I just downloaded the latest/current daily live CD, but there is no
improvement: the directory /proc/acpi/thermal_zone is still empty,
doesn't appear to contain any files nor subdirectories, snif snif...
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Oh, how nice... it works on Jaunty (hopping it won't break by the time
it gets to final release, though ! ;-)
Bug fixed then...
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When I hover the mouse cursor over a sub menu, normally the sub-menu opens very
quickly, in a split second.
However, sometimes it hangs for over second until it decides it's willing to
open the sub menu.
It happens randomly, but it happens
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title says it all ;-)
This bug has been around for as long as I can remember. A couple years
or more probably.
The problem is that every time I start any admin app in the
System-Adminstration menu, like Gparted or Synaptics for example, the
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I can't tell about Jaunty as it's not released yet so I can't test.
However I am on 8.10 now, and epiphany doesn't crash anymore on this web
page. So I think we can close this bug ! :-)
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Changing the status from incomplete to confirmed, as it is not
incomplete and very much confirmed again on Ubuntu 8.10.
I also today just happened tyo find another situation where this bug
causes annoyance :
today I noticed a show-stopped bug in Ubuntu 8.10's version of the
package gcc-avr . The
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gcc-avr in Ubuntu 8.10 is version 4.3.0, which has some serious bugs
which have been fixed by version 4.3.2 which is available in Jaunty's
repos.
So I tried installing Jaunty's version on 8.10, but synaptic complains :
gcc-avr:
Why has the bug been marked as incomplete ?
If my description of the bug is not clear enough (eventhough it's dead
simple), please say so and tell me what's unclear, I will re-explain !
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I upgraded to Ubuntu 8.10 and I witness an annoying problem now... Every
time and anywhere (whatever the application) I click to display an
Open.. or Save... or Save as...' dialog, the window doesn't display
on the center of the screen as one woud expect, but rather more to
Closing the bug. It's probably still present, but it's mega old now, and
I no longer use hdparm so I don't care any more about this bug...
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Ok, today the notification icon showed up again, some more updates.
Result : the bug is still there - I uncheched one of the packages, installed
the other ones. Once these updates were installed, it refreshed things and
RE-selected the update that I had UN-checked seconds before, thus ignoring
Is this symptom still reproducible in 8.10 or 9.04?
I don't know, I installed Intrepid but have not yet had the opportunity to
refuse an update.
Will uncheck some random package as soon as the next batch of updates comes up,
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Yep, Volume control still sluggish (0.5 second lag) in Hardy.
Intrepid has just been released, I will install it and report back soon.
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Intrepid has just been released, I will install it and report back
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I just upgraded to Intrepid, same problem.
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(Using Intrepid / Ubuntu 8.10)
When I click on the Help button in the volume control panel, it fails
to load the corresponding help page, and instead displays an error box,
saying that some URI is invalid...screenshot attached.
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When you right-click on the applet and select About, the About dialog does
not close when you click on the Close' button. Only way to make the dialog go
away is to use the X button of the window manager.
** Affects:
Done. Still doesn't work.
BTW I am using Intrepid, maybe this is a regression from Hardy (assuming
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not sure if the issue is specific to your configuration
I don't think so, because since reporteing this bug years ago, I have
recently replaced my botherboard, which means new sound chip (was AC97,
now Intel HDA/ ALC 888), and it didn' thave any influence on the
problem.
or if you are being
do you still get the issue?
Yes, the sitaution is still the same:
- Hardy: hangs and times out, fails to connect
- Intrepid: DOES ask me (unlike Hardy) for the password, but alas, it also time
sout and fails to connect.
Epiphany can connect just fine if I just enter
ftp://username:[EMAIL
Yes. I just updated my real Intrepid machine, and it too, logs in one
second too soon.
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I installed Intrepid in Virtualbox. Ubuntu automatically set up GDM to
log me in automatically after 10 seconds.
Problem: GDM actually logs-in one second too soon, that is, when the
count down has reached 2, and is just about to switch to 1.
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** Summary changed:
- Timed log-in count douwn : logs in one second too soon.
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Yep, I can confirm.
I just tried it in the latest Intrepid.. animated GIF still won't play...
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that works fine for me with Intrepid
Not for me sadly :-(
does it works for you with gvfs-mount ftp://host ?
Nope, it gives the same result: creates an icon in Nautilus side bar,
then waits for 30 seconds or so, then times out and says it failed to
connect
Same in hardy or Intrepid.
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Hi,
I have problems trying to get Nautilus to connect to a particular FTP server.
I actually use two different FTP accounts/servers, Nautilus works perfectly
with one of them, but for some reason it always fails to connect to the second
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I don't think the lack of support is considered a feature, otherwise we would
have told so, and the bug would have been rejected.
So assuming the devs consider it as valid, I guess it will get fixed one day !
I hope it will anyway, because I found it really, really weird thazt EOG
failed to
I don't know, I don't use Zapping anymore (gave up on it).
If nobody else cares about it, might as well close the bug ?
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Just installed today's daily-live ISO of Intrepid. Same symptoms as
Hardy: no files or sub-directories to be seen under
/proc/acpi/thermal_zone.. it's 100% empty :-/
I tripled checked my BIOS settings, but yes,
Please include the information requested at [..]
kernel is current hardy kernel, other files are attache below...
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Yep sure, I have upgraded to Hardy now.
I also recently replaced my motherboard, with a brand new one based on an Intel
P35 chipset. I thought Intel blah blah, good Linux support, might solve this
bug blah blah... sadly no, the problem is still 100% there: I don't even have
the
Hi,
I think it's not worth doing anything about it in Hardy, since as
Sebastien said, the cause of the problem is known and is a design issue
which will (probably) be tackeld in Intredid. So I am happy to leave it
at that as far as Hardy is concerned...
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do you know any image viewer that does this?
For many years now I use GQview to view all my pictures, and it does
this (that's why I expected eog to behave the same).
It doesnt make too much sense to me if you have the zoom options there
I think it makes a lot of sense ;-)
- if having zoom
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Pressing the zoom fit button on the toolbar shrinks down large images
to make them fit the window, however it fails to do operate the other
way around, that is expand small images to fit the window.
ProblemType: Bug
Architecture: i386
Date: Sat Jun
Done. I have attached the resulting backtrace.
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Yes, the patch to reduce CPU resources was not successful in my case
(uses 50% CPU then slowly progresses up to 100%, over a period of on
eminute or so), but a nice side effect is that the graphs now scroll
smoothly, cool ! :-)
So, this bug can be closed :-)
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Backtrace attached.
However, despite I installed the debug symbols/packages for epipnany-
gecko as well as epiphany -gecko-extensions, well despite that, when I
asked gdb for the backtrace, as you can see from the log, it complained
that there was NO degug symbols ?! How comes ? :-/
(gdb)
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OOOPS !!!
I am sorry ! ;-)
YES, sda2 was mounted you are right... but it was mounted BY ACCIDENT, when I
clicked on it in Nautilus a few days ago (I had forgotten about it, oops),
because I was trying to find another partition, and since they now all have
useless names (XX Media), I had to
Sorry, I forgot to reply to your old question:
does mounting those under mnt rather than media do what you want?
I tried that: I mounted one of the partitions, remounted it under /mnt,
but the problem is that Nautilus doesn't pick it up, it doesn't display
it. I tried killing then restarting
Typo in the above (why can't one edit his own comments ?)
Should read obviously: I tried that: I N-mounted one of the
partitions.
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[Feisty] Places view is polluted by unwanted/unmounted local hard drive
partitions
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/76941
You received this bug notification
what do you consider as a bug now exactly?
Well, the bug title says it all:
Places view is polluted by unwanted/unmounted local hard drive
partitions
In this case, sda2 is not mounted because I don't want to see it listed
since I don't use it, but Nautilus shows it to me anyway, which clutters
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