Now it works. Don't know what it was. Maybe it's because of some recent
upgrades. But now there are boot messages from upstart-jobs as well as
from sysv-init.
Everything works as expected!
Sorry for bothering...
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I have recently installed a precise server which logs messages on the console
during boot, there is no graphical splash screen involved.
Most of the time messages informing about the start of all the services are
printed like
* Starting isc-dhcp-server...
Here is some additional information:
# lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 12.04.1 LTS
Release:12.04
apt-cache policy plymouth
plymouth:
Installed: 0.8.2-2ubuntu30
Candidate: 0.8.2-2ubuntu30
Version table:
*** 0.8.2-2ubuntu30 0
500 http://de.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/
Hi David,
I'm also using Lucid and suffer from the same problem. After looking
over Till's patch I found out, you can fix it easily for yourself by
making some adjustments to one file and resetup your printer. I'll
describe it in detail for my case. I'm using a HP OfficeJet 5600.
First, open the
Is this fix going to lucid-updates any time soon? I'm suffering from
this issue, the workaround above works but I would like see a real fix
package for an LTS release.
Regards
Tom
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ia32-libs requires libgvfscommon0 for gvfs
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/619293
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I've got the same problem. Login sound plays but nothing on
logout/shutdown.
Any solution or workaround?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/253763
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Binary package hint: policykit-gnome
I installed Jaunty last week and setup ldap for users and groups. So far
everything works fine. The ldap-users show up in the fast-user-switcher and
getent passwd shows them, too.
But when I click on System-Administration-Authorizations
Hi James,
I didn't modify /etc/PolicyKit/PolicyKit.conf, so it's still the admin
group which matters.
But you were right, getent group admin only returned the local group
memberships. I changed the groups setting in /etc/nsswitch.conf from
group: files ldap
to
group: ldap
OK, thought there might be something else. But it works changing
nsswitch.conf, so this bug can be marked as solved.
Thanks,
Thomas
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Authorizations shows no users when using LDAP
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/372850
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Hi folks,
I was experiencing the same problems und I am looking for this fix as
said in the headline. Could anyone point me to it?
There is a patch around for /etc/init.d/usplash, but that didn't work
for me. Instead I changed the following in /etc/init.d/usplash:
if type setupcon
Hi Sitsofe,
good news first: It's not the linux-kernel nor Ubuntu. It is my
DDR2-memory.
I bought a new CPU two days ago, but still got crashes, even reboots.
Installed windows xp and enabled cool n quiet and also windows crashed
und rebooted unexpectedly.
I googled around and somewhere
Hi Sitsofe,
yes, disabling cool 'n' quiet in the bios helps. That's the way I'm
working with the system for several weeks and I gave it a try the last
20 minutes. Disabling it in the bios prevents the powernow-k8 module
from being loaded.
I have other information - I could test another system
Hi Sitsofe,
I installed feisty server on the system in order to get a convinient
commandline system. Went through the same procedure and caused the crash
three times in the last hour.
I modified my testing procedure like this:
console #1: watch -n1 cat /sys/devices/system/cpu... to get the
OK, I blacklisted the modules, they were not loaded and I was unable to
trigger the lockup again. Tried several times.
So do you think it's rather a problem with the restricted driver module
than with cool 'n' quiet?
Just to make sure this is really the case I reinstalled the system using a
I would postulate the disappearance of the nvidia made no difference but
I was just unable to trigger the issue. Maybe it's somehow related to
multithreading i. e. it occurs more often in the graphical environments.
I'll try again with disabled graphics and let you know.
I do not overclock the
Can you tell me how to properly blacklist the nvidia module?
I entered blacklist nvidia to /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist,
/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-frambuffer and /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-
restricted but the module ist still loaded after reboot.
I removed nvidia using rmmod, is this also
Public bug reported:
When using cool 'n' quiet the system unexpectedly locks up. I've read
several posts including 109643, about similiar problems, but I think
it's a kernel or powernow-k8 bug.
I can reproduce the lock up or freeze the following way:
1. boot up with no powernow-module (set
Here is the picture is was talking in my initial post. Hope it helps a
little.
** Attachment added: Picture of the stack trace after the lockup
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7633403/IMG_0001.JPG
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/114643
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Here comes the lsmod:
Module Size Used by
powernow_k816064 1
freq_table 5792 1 powernow_k8
binfmt_misc12680 1
rfcomm 40856 0
l2cap 25728 3 rfcomm
bluetooth 55908 2 rfcomm,l2cap
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