Ahh, gotcha, I was able to transfer it via SSH, attached here.
This is a different run - but this installer crashed on its own after sitting
overnight.
** Attachment added: "log file"
Public bug reported:
Trying to install 22.04 LTS Server from Live image. Both the subiquity
version provided with the ISO and the "new" version it prompts to load
from internet, appear to have this issue.
I can select items for a RAID/LVM volume, but they are not displayed;
they show up as blank
Public bug reported:
Trying to install 22.04 LTS Server from Live image. Both the subiquity
version provided with the ISO and the "new" version it prompts to load
from internet, appear to have this issue.
I can select items for a RAID/LVM volume, but they are not displayed;
they show up as blank
Public bug reported:
Whenever I'm connected to a computer via RDP and someone else connects,
it disconnects me (like you'd expect), but the alert for this shows up
in a very odd and annoying spot.
I have a dual-screen setup, and I only ever use Remmina on the screen to
my right. I either use it
Additionally, the link provided to report the bug upstream is 404.
** Attachment added: "Screenshot from 2018-07-17 13-22-18.png"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/remmina/+bug/1782218/+attachment/5164616/+files/Screenshot%20from%202018-07-17%2013-22-18.png
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Public bug reported:
What ends up happening:
- You have a "full" trash icon
- You can see zero files in the trash
- Emptying the trash has no effect, whether from GUI, from gvfs-trash --empty,
or gio trash --empty.
- Terminal shows "files", "expunged", and "info" folders all completely empty
at
This still is a problem, even on Ubuntu 17.10 under some (unknown)
conditions. Mine used to work with my current mouse, but I went to
adjust it today, and it's not there. I have no touchpad, only a mouse;
it's a desktop machine.
Sometimes I can plug in a mouse that will make the slider show, but
Public bug reported:
The official documentation lists Empathy as the default IM client, but
in fact, it's only available in the universe repository, and certainly
not installed by default.
https://help.ubuntu.com/16.04/ubuntu-help/net-chat-empathy.html
ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ empathy
The program
Found a work-around; the new fix-wl.sh script is attached. Basically,
it just delays long enough for me to log in, before resetting the
wireless adapter.
** Attachment added: fix-wl.sh
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/bcmwl/+bug/1107314/+attachment/3508265/+files/fix-wl.sh
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Public bug reported:
I'd noticed that my wireless had been slow for a while... I'm not sure
when this occurred - whether it was before, after, or during the upgrade
from 12.04 to 12.10, but I've confirmed (via several clean installs)
that it's alive in 12.10 for sure.
When the computer boots up,
I have found a suitable work-around for my needs; I was one of the many
frustrated by this change, and yet another reason I feel that Ubuntu's
overall progress is decreasing.
I take no credit for figuring this out, but the post that helped me is here:
, but it makes sense now.
I guess I wasn't paying much attention at the time I installed Ubuntu
7.10 i386 on the 2nd of March of this year.
Thanks again,
computer_freak_8
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Central Time Zone (CDT) Chicago is incorrect in relation to GMT
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/281497
You received this bug
Shown invalid due to the common sense of: Nathan Handler.
Thanks!
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Invalid
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Central Time Zone (CDT) Chicago is incorrect in relation to GMT
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/281497
You received this bug notification because you are a
I just (re)tested Kubuntu 7.10 i386 and Kubuntu 8.04 i386; invalid for
these as well. I don't plan on retesting Ubuntu 8.04.1 amd64 any time
soon, unless someone needs me to. (I do plan to do so before the next
time change, though.)
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Central Time Zone (CDT) Chicago is incorrect in relation to
@Vincent - Thanks for that. I will try it soon.
I am using Ubuntu (Eee) 8.04.1. I have tried the initrd.gz file from
FlipsideTech, as well as the one from Adam Porter - neither worked for
me.
I will try this soon, and then report back.
Thanks again!
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[hardy] livecd: keyword persistent
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = ubiquity
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Central Time Zone (CDT) Chicago is incorrect in relation to GMT
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/281497
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, and the numbers shown are line numbers, but I still don't
know where to find the script. Where is it located?
Thanks so much,
computer_freak_8
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[hardy] livecd: keyword persistent results in busybox and (initramfs)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/219192
You received this bug notification because
Hello,
I, too, am having issues with the persistent feature.
I have tried both of the initial ramdisk files posted here for Ubuntu
(by FlipsideTech and Adam Porter), and I am still getting BusyBox. I
want to also mention that when I used the file from Adam Porter, it gave
me a Kubuntu splash
Public bug reported:
The installer for various versions (possibly all) shows the CDT time
zone as being GMT -5:00. This is incorrect. CDT is actually GMT -6:00.
I've found this bug in every installation of *buntu I have used. These
include: Kubuntu 7.10 i386, Ubuntu 7.10 i386, Kubuntu 8.04 i386,
** Attachment added: Screenshot of an Ubuntu 8.04 i386 showing CDT with
incorrect relation to GMT
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18425173/ubuntu_8.04_cdt_incorrect.png
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Central Time Zone (CDT) Chicago is incorrect in relation to GMT
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/281497
You received this
Confirmed for Ubuntu 8.04.1 amd64, see below:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ gato
GLib-CRITICAL **: file ghash.c: line 138 (g_hash_table_lookup):
assertion `hash_table != NULL' failed.
Gtk-CRITICAL **: file gtkobject.c: line 1162 (gtk_object_ref): assertion
`GTK_IS_OBJECT (object)' failed.
GLib-CRITICAL
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