I had reported a similar bug (maybe the one you cite above) where
glabels was not displaying fonts. The developers fixed the issue very
quickly. There seems to have been some regression however. Proportional
fontswill not display. The scroll of fonts is there, and you can take
random guesses as to
No crashes since upgrading nvidia-current to
304.43-0ubuntu1~precise~xup1. I'm curious if anyone else with nvidia
cards has an issue with Adobe flash. Separate issue, I know, but still
unresolved here and working fine on my ATI machine.
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I'm on 12.04 LTS 63-bit, 7.7 GiB of RAM on a Intel® Core™ i7-2600 CPU @
3.40GHz × 8
:~$ lspci
00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core Processor Family
DRAM Controller (rev 09)
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel Corporation 2nd Generation Core
Processor Family Integrated
I'm having difficulty mounting a 6TB G-Technology external HD. I believe it is
exactly as with the others here:
:~$ dmesg | tail
[ 486.336116] sd 8:0:0:0: [sdh] Mode Sense: 10 00 00 00
[ 486.337902] sd 8:0:0:0: [sdh] Write cache: enabled, read cache: enabled,
doesn't support DPO or FUA
[
switch it to nvidia-current in the Additional Drivers tool.
It wasn't appearing as an option in Additional Drivers until I added the
repo, even though it was definitely installed, at least as per Synaptic.
No idea why.
So far so good, although to be honest I've gotten used to using my other
What I don't get is that I have tried installed 304.37 invidia-current,
but the driver in use (as per System Settings Additional Drivers) is
nvidia-current-updates, and that is 295.49. Do I need to uninstall
nvidia-current-updates? Or is it a matter of adding the repo, rather
than just installing
Sorry, not tried, succeeded in installing 304.37. It's installed, but
295.49 is still in use.
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Title:
Nvidia driver causes xorg crash
To manage
OK. Tried Tye's suggestion from post #250, got nvidia-current recognized, then
selected it, and then...
Sorry, installation of this driver failed.
Please have a look at the log file for details: /var/log/jockey.log
Please see attached.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 973096 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/973096
Weird... scrolling on a webpage really does seem to be a dominant
feature of this bug. It just happened again. What does that mean?
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Sorry to add to the noise here, but the idea that Windows bugs get
resolved immediately (or ever) is specious at best.
Will post logs as quickly as possible. Thanks.
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I decided to try a fresh install on this machine, just to make sure. No
luck. Here's my lshw and lspci attached.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/594408/+attachment/3225613/+files/ricardisimo%20-%20lshw%20%26
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I'm posting here (rather than the duplicate) only because I seem to be
noticing that the only constant is significant network activity (loading
a page, launching pan newsreader, bittorrent, etc.) I'm not 100%
This is happening to me as well, only on one of my machines, albeit the
one which has gone the longest without a fresh install... just regular
updates and upgrades as they came along. Not really sure yet if this is
hardware or software related.
The only constant so far seems to be network
I'm trying to batch rescale a folder of tiff images and getting (maybe)
the same error.
Unable to open file. blahblahblajh
image file is truncated (16 bytes not processed)
What does this even mean?
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I'm on 11.10 and avidemux still will not upgrade. Same story:
Depends: libx264-85 but it is not installable
I believe the upgrade is coming from GetDeb, but I've never had an issue
with their packages before.
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I import a video file (VOB, in this case), add it to the timeline, edit
it (cropping the front) and then attempt to render the resulting video
as a .mxf file. Rendering seems to proceed smoothly, until the rendering
hits 100% completed and 1 second remaining. The MXF file is
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Pitivi hangs at 1 second remaining
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The audio in any type of video file (avi, mkv, wmv, mov, etc.) is
heavily distorted, leaning towards highly mechanical-sounding, digitized
static. When it starts appearing it doesn't go away until I make it go
away, and I've only found one way to do that: I open up Audio
Kyle, you say it's still a bug, but the bug was that an option was
offered that didn't work. That option has now been removed, and with it
the bug, no?
Don't get me wrong, I can't believe that this problem hasn't been fixed
by anyone as of yet, and I'd love to have these sorts of options
There is a workaround, but not a fix. It would be nice if this could be
fixed once and for all.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showpost.php?p=8083303postcount=17
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The bug is gone. As I mentioned in post #9, my system was still using
grub instead of grub2. My suspicion is that the upgrade from one to the
other should have been automatic, but it never happened. No idea why,
but it's no longer my problem. Also, on that particular computer I've
had to reinstall
Temporary resizing for the purposes of email would be nice as well, just
as F-Spot did before Shotwell. To this end height and width are
meaningless. People have a sense of how many MBs they can fit into an
email, but probably couldn't care less about screen dimensions. Also,
most of us probably
That doesn't really fix the problem any more than my using k3b does.
Brasero should always be able to burn a flac music file to an audio
disc, especially if k3b can do it. It's flac... it's not some bizarre
proprietary Sony DRM format. This is ridiculous.
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By the way, one odd little detail. When I run brasero from the terminal,
encountering this flac problem, the only error reported is this:
:~$ brasero
** (brasero:4536): WARNING **: ERROR loading background pix : Failed to
open file '/usr/share/brasero/logo.png': No such file or directory
I
Hey there. So, if I click the app button to make the pop-up appear and
disappear, it shows up in different spots each time, but at least it's
always at or near the button itself now, riding the bottom panel. So,
I'm pleased with the current status of the app. Thanks for checking up
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Evolution freezes my system up completely (except the cursor, I should
say.) It doesn't happen when evolution first launches, but only when I
go to Contacts and try selecting a specific contact (any specific
contact, rather). I'm attaching the trace I produced following the debug
instructions. I
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
I'm on Ubuntu Maverick 10.10, fully updated. Using OpenOffice.org 3.2.1
OOO320m19 (Build:9505)ooo-build 3.2.1.4, Ubuntu package
1:3.2.1-7ubuntu1.1
Any new document I open has as it's default font some rather curious
decorative fonts, like
I think this is my problem. Well, at the very least Evolution Calendar
takes forever to load, and often just locks instead. Please advise how
to provide more info.
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It's happening on every laptop on which I've tried Ubuntu in the past
two years or so, no matter the make, model or wireless card... what the
hell is going on? Ubuntu wireless works on desktops but not laptops,
which is about as back-asswards as one can conceive.
So, has there been a fix or
The Gnome aspect to this is, of course, annoying and deplorable and I'll
never understand their logic or motivations. However, it would be nice
to pick which Pictures folder is to be used. Pictures could include
one's porn collection, which is then being broadcast to your co-workers
five minutes
It just happened to me, over and over again, while trying to install
Mistelix (it installed properly, so far as I can tell). I'm on Maverick,
fully updated.
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Same here, on Maverick. The only time it does not crash on saving is
when there is some sort of incompatibility or other problem.
Unbearably infuriating.
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I'm having the same problem:
Neko Case - Blacklisted - 14 - Untitled.flac could not be opened.
Neko Case - Blacklisted - 14 - Untitled.flac is not suitable for audio or
video media.
And I click OK, and the second song on the mix - also flac - says the
same thing. I've read through several
Having the same problem, and I've tried any variation on the posted
suggestions above, but quite honestly, when I go to my router's address
at 192.168.7.254 (by the way fellow newbs, your router's IP address is
to be found in the file /etc/resolv.conf) I get no useful options. I'm
going to try
What does Expired mean? Does it mean no one is working on this? I
can't even get the contact lookup applet to work anymore, haven't since
10.10 came out, and yet I'm still pining for it. It was a nice feature.
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I don't have the fortitude necessary to read all 205 comments before
mine, but the problem is not just with launcher icons on the top panel,
in case that was not yet brought up by someone else. I constantly have
to reorder the icons on the right-hand side of the lower panel. It is
annoying, to say
Here's a screenshot of the dictionary applet window appearing up and off
to the left, about a quarter of it off screen. The launcher icon for it
is on the bottom right, and by all accounts the window should appear
right above it.
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Bug or not, I'm having the same problem, actually. Just installed
Maverick yesterday. All I did was accidentally right-click on Places
Home Folder. Since then only VLC launches whenever I try to browse my
folders via nautilus. Even if it's not a bug, I would think there would
be folks here
On my computer at work, I have always simply upgraded to the newer
version of Ubuntu. Therefore, my login sound at least, still works. What
files or folders dictate this? Can I just copy and paste some folder
from this computer to my home comp to get some sound options?
Is it a pipedream to think
I'm definitely having the problem in Maverick with a Windows game disc
that worked perfectly just a few weeks ago on all of my Lucid machines.
And also (I need to double-check and confirm this) I don't think that
wine had full access to my drives... I couldn't find the disc via wine
itself.
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Just upgraded to Maverick. The dictionary window normally pops up just
above its little book icon button. Now it is appearing at random spot on
the screen, including half-off screen and completely off screen. Right
now I can't even get it to
This is odd... May I ask what happened all of the sudden after two-
and-a-half years?
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For whatever it's worth, the new OOo is FAST all by its lonesome. That's
not to say that I don't want this bug given a bit more priority, but I
personally am not finding QS to grant the user the speed advantages it
used to provide. Just my 2¢. Anyone else concur?
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As far as it still being an issue, yes and no... It appears to be
behaving just a bit differently now.
The screen does lock, however, the screensaver doesn't show up at all.
Once I finally move the mouse or touch the keyboard, the screensaver
will flash for an instant, and then the login screen
Not one bite in over a month? Would no one even like to see an email
from me?
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As I'm typing my emails in Thunderbird, I can see what appears to be a
font size change on screen, normally in the second line of text. The
second line appear smaller than the first. It's barely perceptible, so
half them time I think I am
Affected my system as well. Disabled systray quickstarter and now all is
good.
I do like the quickstarter option... Any chance it will be copacetic in
the weeks to come?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/562027
You
I have now upgraded to Ubuntu 10.04, and the problem is almost exactly
the same. I don't think it even gets to the splash screen at this point,
just the notification of which partition is going to be loaded (not sure
if that's before or after the splash).
2.6.31-14 remains the only kernel that
I apologize for the tantrums.
Thanks to a completely unrelated problem (could not shut down, restart
or logout via the indicator applet), I discovered that I still had grub
- and not grub2 - installed on my computer. Installing grub 2 has
apparently fixed both of my problems. I will repost if
I have discovered that I still had grub - and not grub2 - installed on
my system for some reason (shouldn't this have updated automatically?)
after following the instructions in the grub2 wiki:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Grub2
... all is goodness and light. I hope this can help you as well,
I see that 2.6.31-21 is now available for upgrade. Is there anything
that anyone would want me to do before, during or after this update? I
will hold off for the rest of today until I hear from anyone. Thanks.
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As long as no one else is here, I guess no one will mind if I dance around in
my underwear and sing ABBA tunes...
Friday night and the lights are low
Looking out for a place to go...
Could someone please give me an honest answer: Is anyone ever going to
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I have a quick question: Where has the custom sound selection window
gone?
I'm on Karmic, and my login sound still plays (the very welcoming and
soothing first ten-fifteen seconds of David Bowie's Right), but it has
clearly just been grandfathered in from Jaunty or Hardy. There are no
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Although I'm not exactly a newb, I'm also not terribly good at
installing from anything other than the standard repos. What are the
odds that the folks at GetDeb might have put together those packages
already? I'll post a request there, I guess.
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Hello, darkness, my old friend
I've come to talk with you again
...
ECHO... Echo... echo...
Anyhow, the problem still persists, for anyone who's interested. At this
point I've developed the habit of printing to file in PDF format, and
printing hard copies from there, because... well, obviously,
Kernel update today - still 2.6.31-20 family - with the same results. It
will not boot past the usplash logo.
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May I ask why the tag kernel-series-unknown was added? We know exactly
the last kernel that will work (2.6.31-14) and that nothing since then
has worked... Or don't we? I'm still a bit of a newb, but that bit
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As expected, I was able to boot the new kernel a few times, and then
just as I felt comfortable enough with it to edit my menu.list, it
stopped loading.
Mind you, I've been trying to set it to 0, as per the commented-out
instructions:
## default num
# Set the default entry to the entry number
So, when kernel 2.6.31-20-generic was first installed, it failed to
load, freezing at usplash, just like every other since ~14. However, I
re-try new kernels on free days, and the past two days, this newest
kernel is loading properly.
I do not expect this to last, however. They all work randomly,
There was a linux-firmware update today that seemed like it might be
pertinent to this issue. After updating, I switched my menu.list to 0
for the default kernel, which is to say the newest one instead of
2.6.31.14. Then I rebooted - twice. So far so good. I have my doubts
about how permanent this
Well, as expected, that lasted exactly two bootings. The problem is
back, and no one here is responding. As far as I am concerned this is a
dead thread. feel free to close. I'm going to file a new bug under the
kernel, rather than usplash. Clearly nobody here knows or cares what's
going on here.
Public bug reported:
No kernel after 2.6.31-14 will load properly, at least not consistently.
Booting stops at usplash logo, with no drive activity evident.
If there is a kernel update, or sometimes another package like a recent
linux-firmware update, I will get one or two successful boot
So, two weeks have gone by, and not only has the problem not corrected
itself, but also, amazingly, not one other person on the entire planet
can even post a simple hello within this thread. I have to say, it's
getting to be pretty puzzling.
I see a list of over fifty names in the right sidebar,
Very little to report, but here it is:
Just before the latest kernel upgrade, I was able to get 2.6.31.17 to
load normally. Then, 2.6.31-19-generic came along and was also working
perfectly... for less than a week. I have no idea what change allowed
the newer kernels to start up, nor what
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
I'm on Ubuntu 9.10, fully updated (although I'm having to boot from
kernel 2.6.31-14-generic, not the current version... separate issue, I
think.)
OpenOffice.org version 3.1.1 - OOO310m19 (Build:9420). Or, alternately
(depending on where
Hello? Once again, I'd like to know if anyone is ever going to respond
to this. If not, that's fine, but I'd just like to know.
Also, at some point, if I can't upgrade past kernel 2.6.31.14, then I am
slowly and steadily getting handicapped. Should I also start looking at
reloading Windows, like
OK. Something has changed in the past day or two. I'm zipping along at
full speed from the get-go. I don't know what you folks did, if
anything, but thanks!
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So, there was a new kernel update today - version 2.6.31-17.54 - with
exactly the same results: frozen at Ubuntu splash screen immediately
after selecting kernel to load.
Could someone (other than the OP) please just copy and paste the
following message into this thread: We're busy right now...
I realize I'm not supposed to clog up the bug reports with idle chatter
or repetitive posts, but we're going on two months without even a
dismissive comment from anyone other than the OP and myself. Not one
single comment or request from anyone... it seems a tad neglectful.
How about a simple
I'd just like to confirm that what I described above is still the case:
web browsing exceptionally slow, while newsreader zips along at usual
speeds.
Is this a different bug? Should I file a bug report elsewhere? How would
i test to see what is actually the cause of the problem... which
package?
Something - and I don't know what - changed the the default num in my
menu.lst. I had set it to 4, so that 2.6.31.14 would always load, and it
was changed back to 0 at some point, by one or another update, I have to
assume. As I described, the newer kernels will not load. Don't know if
it's
Post #6 resolved the issue for me. I will repost if there is another
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Sorry. Here it is: GNOME Bugzilla – Bug 604465
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=604465
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It is resolved: https://bugzilla.gnome.org/process_bug.cgi
For some reason, sRGB was enabled in both display and print, although I
don't even fully understand what either setting means. Thank you very
much for your help.
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Yes, and I just checked the permissions of each folder leading to it
from home. I own it and all of the folders, and others have access to
it. Furthermore, other apps (gthumb, GQView, gimp, etc.) can print it
OK, although they don't seem to crop to photo paper properly, adding
appallingly large
It's easily reproducible by me, at least...
- Launch F-Spot
- select photo I wish to print (in this case, dscn0128.jpg in folder
/home/ricardo/Photos/2009/12/11)
- select Photo Print and make sure settings are correct (paper
source, printout mode, resolution, etc.)
- and then either print or
It looks like I get several, some maybe involving my desktop theme, or
something of the sort. The following is what happened when I first
printed an photo, and then while waiting for the printing to finish,
tried Print Preview. Shortly after that F-Spot crashed.
:~$ f-spot
[Info 19:40:40.171]
Public bug reported:
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Although bug #450456 looks like it might be similar, I couldn't tell
from the description.
If I try to print (or view print preview) instead of the image I have
selected, I get the image missing icon instead (it looks like it's
probably the one
It would be nice if you could check to see if linux-image 2.6.31.14
works properly for you as well, no? Hopefully that would kind of narrow
some possibilities. Being neither a programmer nor hacker, I have no
clue myself. Thanks for replying... at least I know this thread is
actually working. :)
For whatever it's worth, it's doing the same thing with evolution:
creating an empty email with no photos attached.
I'm on Koala, using F-Spot 0.6.1.5.
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Hmmm... I switched to Thunderbird in my preferred apps, and it seems to
be working just fine now. I'll try switching back and forth and see what
happens with regards to Evolution.
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OK, sorry for all of this. It would appear that the problem may have
been that Evolution was NOT actually selected within Preferred
Applications. Instead Custom was selected, and Evolution was the
default. Now that Evolution is actually selected, it works just fine
sending pictures. Well, that's
Kernel upgrade today... no change. Still only 2.6.31.14 will load
properly.
Is anyone there? How about the OP? Has your issue been resolved?
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Latest update:
2.6.31-16 provided some relief for a few days here on this same machine,
but no longer. I have no idea what caused a renewal of this same
problem, but it started with major, MAJOR problems trying to print OOo
Writer documents (screen flashing wildly, then the entire system seizing
My machine is freezing during boot as well, during the mentioned splash
with the white Ubuntu logo on black screen. I'm on 9.10, and having
better luck booting selecting 2.6.31-14 (no freezing as of yet) than I
am with 2.6.31-15. Some basic info below. Please let me know what else I
can provide.
So, I've tried it a few more times, and so far 2.6.31-14 is loading
properly every time, and 2.6.31-15 fails almost every time. I say
almost because it loaded at least a few times since this kernel was
installed, but not at all over the past few days. Thanks again for your
attention to this.
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Binary package hint: openoffice.org
It used to be the case - and I'm honestly not certain if the change came
with Koala or with the latest version of OOo - that when you moused over
a spreadsheet cell with a diminished note inside of it, the note would
temporarily display
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Hello everyone. Blacklisting 2800 and adding 2780 got my connection up
and running. However, something is definitely up with the connection, at
least with regards to my browser. It seems to take forever to get
started, and then crawls after that most often. Meanwhile, once I am
connected to the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Just that... I double-clicked repeatedly on a sub-folder of my Videos
folder, and nothing happened. The folder was clearly being selected and
highlighted, but nothing else would happen. I had to open it with a
right-click and Open, which did so,
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Binary package hint: apport
I can't launch it via Applications System Tools Report a
problem..., which makes reporting problems a bit more difficult, as you
may well imagine. Nothing happens at all when I do click this; no error
report, no nothing.
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My apologies... My new HP printer will not print anything at all if the
ink cartridge is below a certain point, so my pages were coming out
blank, instead of spotty or greying out. Anyhow, I'm not used to it, and
I thought Acrobat was to blame. Not so. Once again, my apologies.
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So, now it's happening in Adobe Acrobat 9.1.3 on Ubuntu as well... only
worse, I think. Evince at least was print frames and bars; I'm getting
blank sheets of paper from Acrobat as of today, or at least some time
this week. As I recall there was a poppler update just a day or two ago.
I'm
I don't think downgrading to Hardy is the solution, to be honest. If the
maintainers of the repositories would be so kind as to keep legacy
version of libgphoto (and ALL Ubuntu software, while they're at it)
available for people to force the version they need, that would be the
solution. Where are
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I'm not convinced this is a bug. I hit hibernate by accident, then
interrupted whatever process it was trying to go through by hitting
CTRL+ALT+DEL, or maybe even hitting the reset button on the tower... I
don't remember now. I don't even know what hibernate is, I just know I
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/32423932/Dependencies.txt
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Well, that's already leagues ahead of where I've been the past few
months. I'm going to try out convmv on some classical music titles or
some such, and report back to see if a) the par2 can check integrity;
and b) if the parity files can reconstruct missing files with missing
blocks... for once I
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