for me this bug is still an issue, as I would like to use my Teledat usb
2a/b with Ubuntu 8.04 or 8.10. I tried to compile the kanotix driver
from source on hardy (Kernel 2.6.24-21-generic) , but I get a
segmentation fault whenever I start capiutils. I would find it nice to
have a working driver
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Hi,
since I upgraded my kubuntu from gutsy to hardy, the sound system
behaves a bit strange. First for information:
Board: ASUS A7N8X Deluxe 2.0 with nforce2
Sound: onboard
TV-CARD: Haupaugge WinTV PCI with line-out connected to line-in of the
sound-card
The situation is
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Binary package hint: kdetv
Hello,
I'm running kubuntu 7.10 with kdetv 0.8.9-1 (you can find the sources
here: https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/kdetv/0.8.9-1)
The dcop function TelexIface navigate(int page) in kdetv doesn't
accept the argument 100, which is actually the
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same problem here on my desktop-pc.
I upgraded a few days ago from gutsy to hardy.
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Same issue for me, running kubuntu hardy-32 on my desktop-PC. I can
reproduce the freezes by doing high-speed downloads ( 5MB/s) for a
while ( 1 min ) either with wget, scp or ktorrent. The freeze is
complete, I have to switch off the system with the power-button. Num-
lock and scroll lock are
sorry, it is Caps-lock and scroll-lock which are blinking, not num-
lock... Curiously, I seem to have no freezes when downlowding with
firefox Please ask if you need more informations about my system, I
really would like to be helpful in fixing this bug :) Currently, I would
not recommend to
This could be helpful: I logged in in text mode without X/KDE and
downloaded a big file with scp (with 10 MB/s). Again I had the hangup,
but fortunately this time I got an error message on stout! Here are the
last 3 lines:
Bad EIP value
EIP: [002a8c29] 0x2a8c29 SS: ESP 0068:c041de7c
Kernel panic
yes you're right, i didn't manage to redirect this to a file. I am now
burning the kubuntu DVD to check if the error also occurs when booting
from the live-DVD. I will also try it on another PC to exclude some
hardware issues... I'll report here soon...
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sorry for all my comments, finally it was a hardware problem... I had
the freezes with the live DVD too, but only on this machine. I tried it
on an another PC with identical hardware and there were no freezes. Now
I could find a PCI-Network adapter, and using it instead of the onboard
controller I
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I think this is a bug, because it was a very important feature, which
isn't available anymore in KDE 4.2: I miss the filter functionality,
which permits to show only files of a certain type. Why has this been
removed? ! And no, I don't like to use dolphin :)
Kubuntu 8.10
KDE
Thank you Jonathan for this clarification.
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it doesn't work too on my Samsung E152 Aura T5750 Eron. I wrote an email
to samsung a few days ago asking if there will be a bios fix, but got no
response until yet. Let them some time... I did also send them a link to
this thread...
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Kubuntu 8.04.2
kdvi 4:3.5.10-0ubuntu1~hardy1
When I use the package color in a LaTeX document, horizontal lines
(for example in tables or below the page header) are shown in yellow
with kdvi. They should be black, like for example with xdvi.
a minimal example leading to
Hi,
it's a pity, I had to ask a second time to get an answer from samsung,
and that is what they said:
Von unserer Seite aus werden nur 32-Bit Betriebssysteme ausgeliefert und nur
Treiber für 32-Bit Versionen
angeboten. Daher werden auch nur diese unterstützt. Uns ist kein Fehler in der
bhaskar, I think you did a typo and meant Clevo ;) But I couldn't find
any hint on the net for my samsung notebook beeing also made by Clevo...
I wouldn't risk to do a BIOS update using wine too, even if I think it
should work...
After having an open-source OS, I now would love to have an
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Same for me, fixed in Intrepid!
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You are right, nobody should be forced to use kdewallet, so let me take
back my arguments. In particular it should not be needed for non-
protected networks whithout any key to store!
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ok, finally this is not really a bug... I experienced a little with
kdewallet and I must say it rocks like most KDE stuff :) You can create
a wallet specifically for the wpa key and assign it an empty password.
It is also possible to choose to hide kdewallet from the system tray.
Doing this, it is
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Binary package hint: update-manager
during upgrade from Intrepid to Jaunty with update-notifier-kde -d a
dialog pops up saying that there were errors when installing the above
mentioned package (error code: 2)
** Affects: update-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
I confirm this bug. This is a regression since Intrepid and makes the
network management module quasi unusable. I hope this will be fixed
soon...
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and what makes no sense at all, is that even when connecting to an
unprotected wireless network (where no key is needed at all), the module
although wants to open kdewallet. Why that?
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Hello,
my notebook: Samsung E152 -Aura T5750 Eron, 4GB RAM
my OS: Kubuntu Intrepid
$ uname -r
2.6.27-9-generic
I have some trouble with acpi. Without special boot parameters, Intrepid will
not boot. With acpi=off it boots. I also found that it boots with ACPI using
the
I forgot to mention that I am using the 64-bit version of kubuntu
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I have the same issue on a Samsung E152 -Aura T5750 Eron.
I filled in this bug before I found this thread: bug 310355
sorry for the duplicate thread :)
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yes, it is in 8.10. Im am now running Intrepid and had to patch and
compile the sources again for this to work. For 9.04, I don't know...
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Hi,
I could compile it in Intrepid to, but I had to do some more changes in
driver.c:
1) comment out or delete all lines containing the word hotplug
2) in line 1244 change find_task_by_pid to find_task_by_vpid
with this changes it compiles well and the module loads into the kernel,
but I don't
Hi,
I just tried to compile kanos source-package
[url]http://www.kanotix.com/files/thorhammer/kanotix/non-free/avm/avm-
source_3.11-19_i386.deb[/url] (extracted with dpkg -x) on SuSE 11.0
(Kernel 2.6.25.18). I managed to compile fxusb_cz successfully, changing
only one thing in
I forgot to mention one more change I had to make in the file driver.h:
#include asm/semaphore.h
must be changed to:
#include linux/semaphore.h
I was home for lunch and could test the module on Intrepid, it seems to
work well, I could establish an ISDN connection without problems using
I tried the jaunty alpha2 live CD today, and the problem remains.
Booting does not work without the mem=4096M flag (reboots in a loop),
and using this flag only 3GB of memory are mapped by the kernel.
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it's me again :) For me the problem finally wasn't related to the card-
reader, but to the file system on the card (a 128 MB card from SanDisk,
formated with a NIKON digikam). There was a FAT16 filesystem on the
card, and like I said the card didn't get accepted in linux but in
vista. I reformated
I ran into the same issue while compiling a qt4 app and reinstalling
libqt4-phonon-dev did the trick here too :)
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I am running karmic with kernel 2.6.31-14-generic and I confirm this bug
with the all-in-one SD-card-reader of my Samsung E152 notebook. Here is
the output of lsusb, I will attach the verbose output too:
Bus 001 Device 005: ID 058f:6366 Alcor Micro Corp.
when I insert a SD-card, dmesg tells me
I observe this bug too in jaunty 64 bit. Here what top says after only
1/2 hour uptime and one apt-get update:
4620 pp39 19 435m 139m 25m S0 4.7 2:13.41 python
/usr/bin/update-notifier-kde
whaow...
Note that after running apt-get update, update-notifier-kde had high
cpu usage
I can just repeat what I said in my last message, it seems important to
me: If I modify /etc/init.d/udev around line 68 like this:
echo BEFORE
sleep 5
# Fix permissions and missing symlinks/programs for devices made in
# initramfs, and catch up on everything we missed
sorry I must correct myself, actually the reboot occurs during execution of the
command
/sbin/udevadm settle just after the one I said before.
thus if I write:
echo BEFORE
sleep 5
# Fix permissions and missing symlinks/programs for devices made in
# initramfs, and catch up on
same cpu here, thanx for the info.
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here is what I observed in Kubuntu Jaunty i386 kernel
2.6.28-13-generic:
p...@bongo:~$ du -hs /home/pp
7,2G/home/pp
p...@bongo:~$ du -hs /home/pp/Documents/
9,6G/home/pp/Documents/
Whow can that be?
** Affects: coreutils (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
sorry, it was because /home/pp/Documents is a sylink pointing to another
partition. Everything is ok :)
** Changed in: coreutils (Ubuntu)
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late comment ;) The icon used by my project babeleo is now referenced in
the AUTHORS and README files. Sorry that I didn't reference it before,
the terms of the (L)GPL should undeed be respected.
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[natty] can't connect to groupwise server: Servname not supported for
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I now installed kubuntu with KDE4 on several computers, and I always
observed that loging out of KDE takes very long. Here on my laptop with
2x2GHz CPU and 4GB RAM (Kubuntu 9.04, KDE 4.2.3), it takes 34 seconds
from the moment when I click on logout to the moment when the kdm
I can confirm too: exactly the same symptoms when connecting with krdc
to krfb. I am running kubuntu 8.10 with KDE 4.2 on both systems.
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somehow something changed since the last kernel updates on jaunty. I now
have kernel 2.6.28-12-generic (from jaunty-proposed) and it still
reboots if I don't use the mem=4096M argument, but the reboot happens
a little bit later than before. I could narrow it down to the command
/sbin/udevadm
Hey, sometimes I don't understand how things work in Launchpad. This bug
is now older than one year, it has changed it's status twice and is now
marked as new. What is new about that? It is a clear bug and I
provided an exact description and the solution. It is one line to change
in the sources.
cannot observe this problem anymore...
** Changed in: kdebase-workspace (Ubuntu)
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I don't know, a few days after I wrote this bug report, the problem was
gone on my 3 PCs. I don't know what update did solve the problem, or if
it wasn't an ubuntu-bug, but I'm happy now, KDE logs out very fast like
it should be. Thanks to the devs :) As I don't know what fixed this bug,
I marked
confirmed here on karmic 64-bit.
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Yeah finally they fixed it at samsung : Since Nov. 2009 there is
also a BIOS-Update for my notebook (samsung E152-Aura T5750 Eron) which
fixes the bug. Yes!
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