I don't believe `fimd` is sufficient, but running `stat` on a file was
enough to trigger it for me.
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Thanks, Simon. I'll verify a revert from the menu after I update and
post there if things don't go well.
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PANIC at
If the issue doesn't affect hirsute then it should be possible to update
an impish system by chroot from hirsute media, I would think.
I've been booting up only occasionally this past week when I need to
access something, but I find that apt, or possibly initramfs, updates
seem to trigger the
Actually, I realize I may have been overconfident about that. Should it
work to fix from a chroot or is the fix in the userland tools such that
a chroot from hirsute would not help due to an issue in the userland ZFS
tools under the chroot?
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Since the version 2.0.2 imports of zfs-linux, the zfsutils-linux package
contains a misspelling in its recommended dependency on zfs-zed, which
is spelled instead as "fs-zed".
Debian has since imported Ubuntu changes into the control.ubuntu file
upstream, without the typo,
My mistake, it seems the latest import just introduced a typo and the
zfsutils-linux package now depends on the (non-existent) fs-zed package,
rather than zfs-zed. I'll report that as a separate bug. This one is
still valid.
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It seems like this may no longer be the case. In fact, a recent upgrade
on my system removed zfs-zed, which seems like maybe a mistake since the
zsys-setup script still seems to expect it.
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I have not yet had any problems with 2.0.2.
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I've install zfs-dkms to ensure that I'm using the 2.0.2 kmod. I'll post
back later in the week about whether I see any panics with regular use.
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I'm trying out the ZFS 2.0.2 userspace packages now, from hursute (not
-proposed), and will report back. I note that the kernel module for
linux-modules-5.10.0-14-lowlatency that I'm using is still 2.0.1.
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2.0.2 is now in hirsute-proposed.
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sa_handle_get_from_db(zfsvfs->z_os, db,
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NVIDIA cards should have set
Benjamin Poirier seems to be working to upstream changes that would fix
this issue.
See these links for details:
https://github.com/gobenji/thinkpad-x1-gen7-sound
https://lore.kernel.org/alsa-devel/20200703080005.8942-1-benjamin.poir...@gmail.com/
This makes a world of difference. It seems to make the Headphone volume
control the bottom speakers while the Speaker volume still controls the
top speaker.
Does anyone know enough about ALSA to know if there's a way the command
could be tweaked so that the Speaker volume controls both?
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I can confirm that adding:
Option "AllowExternalGpus"
Fixes my issue. This may be the same as #1790515, too.
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Confirmed fixed over here. Thanks for the fast turnaround!
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Upgrading zfs-initramfs breaks booting from a zfs root
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Maybe this is some regression in zfs-initramfs?
I see some mention of this in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/zfs-initramfs/+bug/1530953
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My last comment got cut off. I was going to say I don't see /usr/share
/initramfs-tools/conf.d/zfs on my filesystem.
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I don't know what changed, but adding `boot=zfs` to my grub kernel
parameters fixes this. I never needed it in the past and `update-grub`
doesn't create it.
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I just happened to find that parameter mentioned in some ZFS root setup
guides and tried it as a wild guess.
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Confirm fixed by the most recent BIOS update.
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apparmor prevents dpkg-divert and localedef from working in a
container
To
Any chance this will be fixed in saucy?
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I see it now. On my quantal, symlinks are installed so llvm-link points
to ../lib/llvm-3.1/bin/llvm-link, which is why I didn't notice a
problem. There is still no alternative to configure, though.
On raring, llvm-3.2 doesn't even seem to install any symlinks, but that
is a different bug I will
** Also affects: llvm-3.2 (Ubuntu)
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Status: New
** Changed in: llvm-3.2 (Ubuntu)
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I don't see this problem with llvm-3.1 on quantal, but I do see it on
llvm-3.2 in raring.
Which release are you using?
** Changed in: llvm-3.1 (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = New
** Changed in: llvm-3.1 (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Incomplete
** Changed in: llvm-3.2 (Ubuntu)
I don't think this is unique to gnome. I have had this problem with
gnome in the past and, presently, with KDE.
It seems the desktop environments are missing something about informing
the x input layout about the layout change or maybe there's a bug in
xorg-server-input-keyboard.
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I have PostgreSQL installed on my machine and have configured akonadi to
use the standalone pg server.
I have postgres running on port 5433 and experience a problem where it
appears that the akonadi postgresql backend is ignoring the port number
from the configuration. Even
Not reproducible for me on an up to date precise.
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Sorry to revive an old thread, but I wanted to voice my thoughts for
posterity. Right now the embedder's story is something like:
1) Look for js-config. If found, use it to find the sdkdir, then do feature
detection to figure out what JSAPI version it is.
2) Otherwise, look for libmozjs185
3)
Sorry to revive an old thread, but I wanted to voice my thoughts for
posterity. Right now the embedder's story is something like:
1) Look for js-config. If found, use it to find the sdkdir, then do feature
detection to figure out what JSAPI version it is.
2) Otherwise, look for libmozjs185
3)
From debbugs thread, changelog for udev 163-1: Since lvm still has not
been fixed, revert the change from 161-1 and delete again the udev
database created by the initramfs udev.
Marking this against udev, but maybe it's also related to a different
bug or obsoleted by a different bug on lvm2 as
The workaround in the debian bug report doesn't seem to apply: udev in
ubuntu has been converted to an upstart job and I don't see any script
that rm's the /failed directory. I must admit I'm a bit afraid to nuke
/dev/.udev/ so I can't test what happens if I try.
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The reasoning is apparently that xulrunner doesn't have a stable ABI and
isn't versioned meaningfully. This is probably a complaint that should
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Could you elaborate a bit? Why is it the case for xulrunner that applications
should not be able to link to it in the usual way?
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Ok... well. This just went away as mysteriously as it appeared.
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I can confirm this behavior on Kubuntu Karmic 9.10. Installed around
Alpha 2 and been updating. Only noticed it today. Can't verify whether
it was package upgrade or installation of new font (http://www.ms-
studio.com/FontSales/anonymouspro.html) that caused it. Removing the
font doesn't seem to
This bug appears to make it impossible right now to produce a karmic chroot.
Needless to say, big problem.
I'm going to change this back to valid, but only after changing the description
to be maybe more accurate.
Please correct me if I'm wrong.
** Summary changed:
- update-rc.d assumes
This is not just a problem with Compiz but a problem with compositing in
general. It occurs on Kubuntu using KWin for window management as well.
** Summary changed:
- Compiz locks up on resume from suspend on karmic
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This is still a problem on my box and there appear to be at least two
bugs.
Amarok 2.1.1orig-0ubuntu4:
1) No longer depends on libqtscript4-qtbindings
2) Even with libqtscript4-qtbindings installed I still cannot load scripts
Running most recent Karmic updates. Changing the status of the bug to
No one has commented to say they reproduce or acknowledge this and at
some point the problem disappeared.
** Changed in: aptitude (Ubuntu)
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Pulseaudio dies after a while, usb audio card
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I have the same behavior.
Using lvm but no encryption.
Changing the description to reflect this.
** Summary changed:
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 415101 ***
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Emacs language menus are blank
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Marking #415298 as a duplicate of this.
Is there anything further I can do to provide debugging help?
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Ahh. I'm impressed you dug that up and it does sound similar.
I tried 'emacs -nw' and the menus do work that way.
Interestingly, if Mouse-1 on the major mode name in the mode line pops up the
same GTK menu I expect from the menubar, so the menu itself functions but seems
not to be attached to
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: emacs22
The attached picture should say it all.
I have tested C/C++, Python, Erlang and they all show up blank.
I've had this problem for a while not (a month or so, maybe?), but I'm not sure
exactly when it showed up. I suspected it was just me for a
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I'm having this same problem:
Amarok version 2:2.1.1mysql5.1.30-0ubuntu1
libqtscript4-qtbindings version 0.1.0-3
amarok: [ScriptManager] The Log For the script that is the borked: 22:05:12
Script Started!
22:05:12 Error: Unable to import qt.core: no such extension on Line: 14
22:05:12 Script
I think this needs to be re-opened (and renamed).
My upgrade today pulled down version 2.6.31-2.16 of linux-image-generic and
this problem came back on boot.
I solved it by deleting /dev/null and recreating it with `mknod -m666 /dev/null
char 1 3`.
Please let me know any way I can help.
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Binary package hint: gdm
I upgrade to Karmic today to help test and there is no gdmsetup binary
that I can find. There is also no corresponding option to select it from
the control center / menus.
ProblemType: Bug
Architecture: amd64
Date: Sun Jul 5 12:57:10 2009
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Login window missing from administration menu
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Using the latest -generic kernel image in Karmic today I'm having a
problem on boot with bad /dev/null permissions.
Any attempt to open /dev/null fails. Logging in at the console spams
Permission denied: /dev/null messages and X refuses to start from the
command line for the
Sorry if the ubuntu-bug command automatically attached irrelevant files.
The problem occurs not with the kernel I am running while reporting, but
with the karmic kernel from the repos.
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My sincerest apologies. I just tried to reproduce this again and can't.
I'll make sure to reproduce bugs before reporting them next time.
Stillvery strange
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This is fixed for me with 0.9.14-0ubuntu20.
I can't confirm whether it's a duplicate anymore.
On Sun, Jun 21, 2009 at 16:31, Markus Lindenberg
markus.lindenb...@gmail.com wrote:
Can you please check if this is a duplicate of #366708, esp. if
disabling suspend-on-idle works for you?
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Aptitude now has a build-dep command and it's mentioned in the man page
but not in the usage listing when you run `aptitude --help` or `aptitude
-h`.
Also, tab completion is not aware of the command (whereas, e.g.,
`aptitude instTAB` can
I have the same problem. EMU 0404 USB worked flawlessly in intrepid,
even with PulseAudio.
Now, the card works fine without pulseaudio (for example `aplay -Dplughw:1
wavefile.wav` works).
However, with pulseaudio, there is static and noise only and after a few
seconds of playback pulseaudio
I recently installed a 2.6.28 kernel I built myself and it completely
fixed the problem for me.
My guess is that the problem is upstream in the kernel, if not the
uvcvideo module than something related. In any case, probably not much
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Same problem here. However, no useful output in dmesg.
Restarting cheese works for me and it loads with the effect on and
working. Changing effects is what crashes the application.
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Latest gzip source package from erlang.org compiles and installs without
a hitch after a `sudo apt-get build-dep erlang`
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