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This problem is nagging me for years already and I believe it should be
straightforward to fix.
This is usability issue. On both tabs "Output Devices" and "Input devices" at
the top right corner of input and output devices' pads there's a button that
allows to set
Tested with xserver-xorg-video-intel 2:2.99.917+git20160325-1ubuntu1.1
the cursor is now visible after waking from suspend and login.
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I am not sure if this issue related but after unlock I cannot switch
between text consoles either. It's always tty6 no matter which
Ctrl+Alt+Number I press and typing has no effect (cannot login there).
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I have this problem since upgrade from 15.10 to 16.04
I have disabled discrete video card in bios and now use Intel HD
graphics only. With this configuration suspend works.
My environment Xubuntu 16.04, kernel 4.4.0-21-generic
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I have similar issue on Lenovo B50-70 with AMD/Intel graphics, Xubuntu.
Switching to text console and back to Ctrl+Alt+F7 does restore cursor.
I have also noted that
1. Disabling discrete AMD card in BIOS this issue still persists.
2. After waking from lock/suspend there is cursor in unlock
This bug affects me. which does not find any programs in dirs starting
with '~' however bash starts them with no problem.
Ubuntu release : Ubuntu 13.04
uname -a : Linux the-host 3.8.0-26-generic #38-Ubuntu SMP Mon Jun 17 21:43:33
UTC 2013 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
My $PATH:
And by the way workaround replacing ~ with $PATH helps in my case. But
nonetheless I believe that behavior of 'which' should be consistent with
shell's lookup.
It is hard to believe that this problem have not be noted before. If
this is some known issue, can anyone point to explanation why it is
This issue lingering for quite a while so I would propose to solve it by
replacing keyring unlocking dialog with one that shadows whole screen
leaving only dialog at top. Such dialog is already used elsewhere.
This is not ideal solution since reduces ease of autologin (password is
asked anyway
to #104
kernel from ~bradf/lp1167114/04/
linux-image-3.5.0-28-generic_3.5.0-28.48~bjf+lp1167114+04_amd64.deb
boots OK but I get blank screen after resume and this version have many
other problems.
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kernel from ~bradf/lp1167114/04/
linux-image-3.5.0-28-generic_3.5.0-28.48~bjf+lp1167114+03_amd64.deb boots OK
and have same issues as lp1167114+04 one
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to #111
I do understand that this bisection looks for particular issue but it is
hard for me to write GOOD next to that version without any caveat :)
Nonetheless issue with blank screen after waking from suspend seem
relevant.
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To #78: I tested those kernels
linux-image-3.5.0-27-generic_3.5.0-27.43~spcbisect01_amd64.deb GOOD
linux-image-3.5.0-27-generic_3.5.0-27.43~spcbisect02_amd64.deb BAD
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I tried 3.5.0.28 and this version have same issue. The error message is
the same (AFAICT) and the kernel boots only sometimes.
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If I open GRUB menu before booting sometimes kernel boots successfully
(I am writing this on it). Successful dmesg is in attachment.
When I boot default configuration system stalls with blank screen (however
crtl+alt+del works).
If I boot recovery mode option system stops with last boot messages
The link in previous post does not seem to work properly
screenshots are in attachment.
** Attachment added: Failed boot console screenshots
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1167114/+attachment/3642742/+files/boot-screenshots.tar.gz
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I tried linux-
image-3.5.7-03050709-generic_3.5.7-03050709.201303280635_i386.deb and it
boots every time.
(Leaving aside that my wireless mouse does not work, text consoles
(ctrl-alt-f*) show blank screen, screen resolution is skewed, grub
config changed during it's installation) version
I do not have Nvidia in the notebook. My config is Intel i7 with HD
3000 + Radeon so bumblebee is not a solution in my case.
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** Summary changed:
- Shortcut preferences are discarded after logout
+ Shortcut preferences are discarded after login
** Summary changed:
- Shortcut preferences are discarded after login
+ Shortcut preferences are reset to defaults after login
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Additional observations:
1. Custom shortcuts are preserved.
2. Seems that settings are stored in ~/.config/dconf/user and it's content is
changed when I change shortcut preferences. This file stays the same until I
login again.
As an attempt for workaround I changed permissions of
I noticed also that if at boot time I activate grub boot menu and then choose
3.5.0.27.43 (which is default) then Ubuntu boots normally.
If however I try to start without opening Grub menu then boot process stalls
with black screen.
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After upgrading to linux 3.5.0.27.43 my notebook does not boot. Loading
recovery version of same linux kernel stops somewhere in the middle and
does not even show a console.
Previous version of linux 3.5.0.26 works just fine.
NOTE the linux version reported with apport
Public bug reported:
Changed shortcut preferences are discarded and reset to defaults after re-login
or reboot.
Reproduction:
1. Open preferences: System settings... - Keyboard - Shortcuts
2. Change setting for Windows/Toggle shaded state to something else (e.g.
disable it by pressing
I have installed openjdk-7 and openjdk-6 on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
And have same problem. specifying --jdkhome doesl not help (it looks
like this switch is ignored):
$ jvisualvm
No jdkhome found
$ update-java-alternatives -l
java-1.6.0-openjdk-i386 1061 /usr/lib/jvm/java-1.6.0-openjdk-i386
Yes the problem is reproducible every time (with Unity, XFCE and
Cinnamon desktops). In addition to comment #5, the problem apparent to
user is also that the dialog can be minimized and while it sits
secretly in dash or some taskbar the whole desktop looks not functioning
- windows do not react
A kind of workaround is to disable autologin so password is always
entered at login time and the dialog does not come up. But on my home
computer I would prefer to login without entering password.
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** Attachment added: syslog and partman log
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/850962/+attachment/2407905/+files/logs.tar.gz
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Installator
Public bug reported:
Installation created new partition by resizing ntfs. After file copying started
it aborted with error message.
Version 11.04 32 bit desktop.
I expected that installation into new partition completed successfully.
Logs syslog and partman are included.
** Affects: ubiquity
Now I suspect it may be caused by hadrware. After reboting and retrying
installation the disk that contains new ext4 partition is not visible
anymore: not installator nor gparted do not show it.
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This affects me also. It looks that this is actually a hardware problem that
mouse sends two clicks due to bad microswitch.
Look also here for related post http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1125437
BUT I also think that this problem could be easily avoided in software by
filtering out
// In February there there were problems with shutdowns when system
powered off only after many beeps. But not anymore.
I am using Ubuntu 9.10 (kernel 2.6.31-20) and can suspend and resume my
computer.
I do not actually use wireless card but it is enabled and seems to be working
(shows other
This problem affects me too.
My reproduction: 1. start jackctl (that starts jack server); 2. Start audacity;
3. Audacity and jackd crash
Environment: Ubuntu - 9.04 32bit, Audacity - 1.3.7-2ubuntu1, jackd -
0.1160.116.1-3ubuntu3
Console output:
...$ audacity
Expression 'ioctl( devHandle,
Correction: my jackd version is 0.116.1-3ubuntu
I also have installed aduacity-dbg package and there is now additional
message about failed assertion in console output:
..$ audacity
Expression 'ioctl( devHandle, SNDCTL_DSP_CHANNELS, temp )' failed in
'src/hostapi/oss/pa_unix_oss.c', line: 405
Seems that pa_jack.c file is from portaudio library. So here are
versions of my portaudio library:
libportaudio0 18.1-7.1 Portable
audio I/O - shared library
libportaudio2 19+svn20071207-0ubuntu7 Portable
audio I/O -
/jack/pa_jack.c:813: Terminate: Assertion `aErr_
== 0' failed.
Aborted
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I tried to start jackd from command line and it turns out that jackd is
still running for a while after audacity is started but continuously
reports xruns and then gets killed: jackd watchdog: timeout - killing
jackd.
Console output
$ jackd --verbose --realtime -d alsa jack-output.txt
no message
Without bluetooth adapter this problem does not occur enumore. So I presume
this is really a but with bluetooth adapter.
lsusb says:
...
Bus 003 Device 002: ID 1131:1001 Integrated System Solution Corp. KY-
BT100 Bluetooth Adapter
...
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hald-addon-input causes flashing shutdown dialog in
I have similar hardware and same problem.
If System/Preferences/Power management/When button is pressed is set
to Ask me then the said dialog is blinking after resume. If I set this
preference to hibernate then system hibernates immediately right after
it resumed so I can not do anything.
It
I had same problem with Wine on 9.04 32-bit desktop install with Nvidia
drivers (installation upgraded from 8.10 32-bit desktop). I managed to
solve it by changing identifier of video user group from 1001 to 44 to
match group given in /etc/modprobe.d/nvidia-kernel-nkc.conf
Contents of my
Public bug reported:
I have problem that is similar to one reported by Pablo Di Noto in
comments to issue #38648 (and I have configuration that is similar to
his).
My reproduction steps:
1. Put system in suspend state (seems to be ok)
2. Touch power button (I can not wake system via keyboard or
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