Nice work! The one time I ran it today after the new apt package, it
didn't lock up - but it wasn't something that happened every time, so
let's leave it a day or two before saying it's fixed for sure.
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apt-get blocks on /dev/ptmx a lot
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/148806
You received this
backtrace:
#0 0xe410 in __kernel_vsyscall ()
#1 0xb7c9acb3 in read () from /lib/tls/i686/cmov/libc.so.6
#2 0xb7ede9d7 in pkgDPkgPM::DoTerminalPty ()
from /usr/lib/libapt-pkg-libc6.6-6.so.4.5
#3 0xb7ee45ce in pkgDPkgPM::Go () from /usr/lib/libapt-pkg-libc6.6-6.so.4.5
#4 0xb7e90558 in
I see the same behaviour. I don't get 10, but if I log out with 1
running and log back in, I get 2. If I don't kill the duplicate and
logout and back in, I get 3, c c.
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Frequently when doing an apt-get dist-upgrade on gutsy, apt-get just hangs.
When it does this, it's stuck in a read() call on /dev/ptmx.
lsof of a hung apt-get shows a lot of open FD, all with /dev/ptmx open:
apt-get 5694 root 28u CHR5,2
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See attached screenshot - since upgrading to gutsy, workrave has duplicated
windows. ps shows the following running:
anthony 29991 1 0 09:46 ?00:00:00
/usr/lib/gnome-applets/workrave-applet
Nuking xserver-xgl from orbit fixes the problem for me.
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In theory, touching the file .config/xserver-xgl/disable will do the
same thing.
It would be nice if whatever it was trying to run with xgl detected it
crashing and disabled it on next boot. This is a particularly bad
because you get very little useful feedback.
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I have the same problem. it's not /tmp for me either, that looks fine.
On login, the gdm window goes away, then the X server appears to crash
or exit, then comes back to the login window. I tried switching to kdm,
behaves the same way.
One oddity that might be related is that it's running on the
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Trying to upgrade a feisty install to the current gutsy.
Running update-manager -d -c doesn't every show the upgrade available button.
Running it as root spits out this on the tty:
warning: could not initiate dbus
extracting
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Same problem here. The UUID in fstab didn't match the one in
/dev/disk/by-uuid/. This started after a sleep/wake cycle. Had to fix it by
hand by editing fstab to use the correct value from /dev/disk/by-uuid. swapon
-a was reporting:
% sudo swapon -a
swapon: cannot stat
The driver in feisty is still broken. I grabbed the latest anongit of
xf86-driver-ati and built it, it seems to be working fine. This is after
the xorg randr stuff landed.
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The problem is that the binary blob fglrx_drv.so has the X server
version encoded in it, and the last version that supported the R200 c
only supports up to 7.1. Feisty has 7.2. You can (with a bit of messing
about) build the kernel driver, but that won't help you, as the X server
won't load the
Simple workaround I've been using when I hit this:
DISPLAY= apt-get update
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gah. upgrade, not update.
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The overwhelming majority of Ubuntu users would almost never notice
application installs running faster?
You're right, of course. Rather than taking 10 minutes or 30 minutes on
dist-upgrade, instead the application installs will fail to work,
because of this bizarre decision to favour correctness
You don't need to wait for the next release. If you just build the
current one from the source tarball from the gstreamer website, ladspa
gets built. No idea why it's not built as part of the existing shipping
packages...
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It's in gst-plugins-good-0.10.4. I grabbed the upstream tarball, built
it, then copied libgstladspa.so into /usr/lib/gstreamer-0.10/ - it seems
to work fine.
I don't know if it's possible to issue a fixed version of the edgy
packages with this plugin, but it should at least be fixed for feisty.
Will this also fix the same sort of problem with the new 8G nano? dmesg
output:
[17274130.632000] usb 4-3: configuration #1 chosen from 2 choices
[17274130.632000] scsi2 : SCSI emulation for USB Mass Storage devices
[17274130.632000] usb-storage: device found at 22
[17274130.632000] usb-storage:
Hm. Looking a bit closer, this may be a different issue. The behaviour
I'm seeing is that the ipod is getting mounted, but just as (for
instance) /media/sdc2, while my old 15G pre-clickwheel ipod is mounted
as /media/ipod (or /media/ipod-1) and then the appropriate signals are
sent to banshee and
Aha. Ok, I see the problem (aside from I read the man page, rather than
hunting through /usr/share/doc ;-)
When I upgraded from dapper to edgy, my ethernet interfaces went from
eth1/eth2 to eth0/eth1. (I didn't have an eth0 under dapper, for various
reasons related to a motherboard swap).
It
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I'm not sure why, but regardless of whether I'm on wired or wireless,
nm-applet always reports No network connection.
ifconfig -a, from when I'm on the wired port:
eth0 Link encap:Ethernet HWaddr 00:0E:35:D6:73:B3
BROADCAST MULTICAST MTU:1500 Metric:1
debugging info from NetworkManager --no-daemon:
NetworkManager: information starting...
NetworkManager: information eth0: Device is fully-supported using driver
'ipw2200'.
NetworkManager: information nm_device_init(): waiting for device's worker
thread to start
NetworkManager: information
I still see something like this with a box that's been upgraded to edgy
from dapper.
Use of uninitialized value in substitution (s///) at
/usr/share/perl5/Debconf/Format/822.pm line 83, GEN6 line 3.
Use of uninitialized value in concatenation (.) or string at
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Forgot to mention that this was with apt-get dist-upgrade
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Awesome. This has totally boned my system now.
I'm stuck in please use apt-get install -f mode, but when I do, I get the
popups.
Preparing to replace x11-common 7.0.0-0ubuntu45 (using
.../x11-common_1%3a7.1.1ubuntu5_i386.deb) ...
perl: warning: Setting locale failed.
perl: warning: Please
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When I did an upgrade from 06.06 to 06.10, I got the following bad
behaviour - a popup came up (screen shot attached) complaining about
'nice value must be between -19 and 20'. Clicking 'next' made it just
reappear. I hit cancel, and got a segfault.
DESTROY created new
Please reverse this change before edgy final. It's caused massive
breakage for me - for instance, the intel compiler was utterly broken.
It relied on 'export -n' and 'exec -a' working. I'm almost tempted to
remove dash with dpkg -r and live with the apt-get complaints.
This is a huge mistake -
I ended up fixing it with 'dpkg -r opera', and don't have the output any
more.
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I'm not sure exactly what it was, but eventually pretty much all of the
innards of the laptop got switched out (mmm warranty) and that made it
better. I'd guess that there was something a bit marginal in the
hardware, and some kernel change just pushed it over the edge. No idea
what or how.
So
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I have a Dell Latitude D600. It has a Radeon Mobility 9000 M9 (R250 Lf)
graphics card, and an internal 1400x1050 display. I recently picked up a Chimei
CMV 221A LCD monitor, capable of doing 1680x1050. The closed-source fglrx
driver picks this up and does the right thing -
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This is with current Dapper, btw.
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Binary package hint: x11-common
Preparing to replace x11-common 7.0.0-0ubuntu45 (using
.../x11-common_1%3a7.0.22ubuntu10_i386.deb) ...
perl: warning: Setting locale failed.
perl: warning: Please check that your locale settings:
LANGUAGE = en_AU:en,
LC_ALL =
Oooo. Much, much badness. After apt-get stopped on this symlink, I now
have a completely hosed system. It's telling me to run apt-get -f
install. This bitches that /usr/X11R6/bin is also owned by package
opera. But I can't remove opera, because it's telling me to run apt-
get -f install when I do
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The one thing that prevents me using evolution is that there's no way to
run a command before initiating a POP connection. In this case, I want
to run an ssh tunnel command to port-forward POP locally to the remote
server. Running it as a seperate command is a bit too grotty
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Binary package hint: amarok
After upgrading to dapper, then reinstalling kubuntu-desktop (see
#39658), amarok is pretty badly broken. The only engines available are
arts and xine. Before the upgrade, I also had gstreamer, alsa, and I
think an OSS one (going from memory).
I
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