Here is it:
$ cat log.nmbd
[2009/07/21 19:33:57, 0] nmbd/nmbd.c:main(850)
nmbd version 3.3.2 started.
Copyright Andrew Tridgell and the Samba Team 1992-2009
:/var/log/samba$ cat log.smbd
[2009/07/21 19:33:57, 0] smbd/server.c:main(1260)
smbd version 3.3.2 started.
Copyright Andrew
And here it is after rebooting the Ubuntu box and connecting to the
share from the same Windows XP client (hostname lidi).
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Edgy Knot 2 Live CD
(it is the same in Dapper too)
On the desktop, when a user starts a program in the menus (the ones on
the top of the screen) the mouse pointer shape changes into that round
spinning shape, which is IMO wrong, since it suggests, that the computer
is busy
Still the same in Knot 2
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I tried the Dapper i386 Desktop Cd live environment and experienced the
same problem :
doubleclick on the floppy icon na dit takes about a minute to do
something and then it does NOT open the floppy contents. Doubleclicking
it again finaly opens the contents. (file list window).
The same
After the operation the CD appears to have the same contents as before.
That is UDF v 1.50 with packet writing and a some files on it.
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Public bug reported:
Dapper Drake i386 desktop CD
1.) The online help talks about keywords, that can be typed into the
boot prompt, like live, memtest etc. But nowhere is explained, how
to get to the boot prompt.
2.) The help in text mode is different from help in graphic mode (for
example the
In case it isn't obvious : This is all in the boot menu of the CD.
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Public bug reported:
Subject: Timezone selection crashes
Distribution: Ubuntu 6.06 (dapper)
Package: gnome-panel
Severity: Normal
Version: GNOME2.14.1 unspecified
Gnome-Distributor: Ubuntu
Synopsis: Timezone selection crashes
Bugzilla-Product: gnome-panel
Bugzilla-Component: clock applet
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: systeminstaller
Dapper Drake i386 Desktop CD
After booting the live CD, I clicked the Install icon on the desktop.
In step three of the install wiyard, it ask about the keyboard layout.
Two problems :
- it defaults to US lazout, even if I choose
Oh, it also forces the 104key layout, killing the key next to left SHIFT.
(off course I told it that I use a 105 key kbd just 5 minutes ago)
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-input-kbd
Dapper Drake i386 Desktop CD
I booted the CD and started the install Wizard.
On the partitioning page I noticed the bug :
- the Num Lock LED is lit, but When I typed on the 1 End key on the numpad,
it did not print a 1, but
Public bug reported:
Installed Ubuntu 6.06
After boot , system time is wrong :
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Mon Jul 24 21:14:18 CEST 2006
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Mon Jul 24 19:14:20 UTC 2006
actual real time : 23:14:22 CEST
CMOS RTC clock is (at least it was before installing Ubuntu) set to
some more data (5 minutes later than the first post):
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Mon 24 Jul 2006 23:21:12 CEST -0.940117 seconds
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ hwclock --show --localtime
Mon 24 Jul 2006 21:21:18 CEST -0.310056 seconds
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ cat /etc/adjtime
0.00
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 6.06 desktop i386 CD
the boot henu help page 2 (F2 key)
says ... existing swap partitions ... will be used...
As I guess it will only use linux swap partitions an not just any, think
changing the wording to ... existing linux swap partitions ... will be
used... would
6.06 dekstop CD i386
The progress bar jumps up and down (from 0% to 10% to 100% and back).
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I started the live environment from a Ubuntu 6.06 dekstop i386 CD.
Then I inserted a UDF v1.50 formatted CD-RW.
A window with its contents appeared. There I created a few directories
and files.
Then I clicked eject on the CD icon. (right click ...)
A dialog appeared
Public bug reported:
This a bug on https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+filebug, but I can't
a way to report it, so I write here.
If I report a bug for ubuntu and under In what package did you find this bug?
I select
I don't know , but something is entered in the text box under it, then
Ubuntu 6.06 desktop i386 CD
I started the live environment.
Same as before.
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Same in 6.06 desktop CD (live)
When selecting floppy, the data of the previous selection is shown.
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Same in version ubuntu-6.06.1-desktop-i386.iso
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The debian install time partitioner reduces the size of the extended
partition to the minumum possible. That is : On a 60 GB disk, if there
are one 10 GB primary partition and two logical partition of size 5 GB
and 30 GB , the extended partition will be sized 35 GB. So the unused
space (60 - 10 -
I don't have time for it, so you can close it, as far as I am concerned.
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- Boot 8.10 i386 desktop CD
- open Examples on desktop
- open Ubuntu_Free_Culture_Showcase
- open StopMotionUbuntu.ogv
Result:
Totem movie player appears, then disappears
Expected:
movie plays
Same thing with divx movies from hard drive (after codecs are installed)
8.10 i386 (boot live from the desktop cd)
- go Places / Computer
- open (doubleclick) a HD partition (ntfs in my case)
The dialog appears:
Unable to mount location
Internal error: No mount object for mounted volume
[OK]
But it is mounted and usable. An icon for it appears on the desktop.
Why
Why is this marked invalid ? It is an obvious bug.
My experiance:
- HP nw8440 laptop
- Ubuntu 8.10 i386 desktop CD (live boot)
- BT does not work
(WLAN works BTW)
Only after installing BT drivers and HP Wireless Assistant into Windows,
I can enable BT and then it works in Ubuntu. At least
I confirm. It still does not work in final 8.10 (i386, the desktop CD).
Hardware IDs:
FCC ID: K7SF8T013
IC: 3623A-F8T013
USB ID : 050d:0013
My HW is a HP nw8440 laptop.
I get identical kernel log (except different port number and device
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Mine is not broken. Ubuntu 8.04 detects it without any USB errors.
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does gnome-mount -v -b -d /dev/device work correctly?
No, it gives the same error dialog and this in the terminal :
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If I add ,vfat into fstab, then it suddenly starts to JustWork(tm).
Hopefully this is enough information to finally fix this.
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Binary package hint: file-roller
When extracting from a tar.gz archive, either by drag and drop (from FR windows
to desktop) or right click menu item Extract...
FR (=FileRoller) hangs for about a minute, eating 100% CPU.
After that it continues to work.
Ubuntu 7.10 up tu
CPU is used by file-roller proces.
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It also happens with this archive :
http://www.artfiles.org/mozilla.org/firefox/releases/2.0.0.1/source/firefox-2.0.0.1-source.tar.bz2
A command line tar xjf firefox-2.0.0.1-source.tar.bz2 is done in 45
seconds.
Double clicking its icon on desktop, then dragging the mozilla item to the
desktop
... which is fixed. Judging from comment*, it fixes hardy too.
*
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It does not.
In 8.04 beta (desktop i386) it is wrong again.
- boot (first boot menu item)
- start Install icon on desktop
- on page Where are you ? select Ljubljana (CET)
It shows the time one hour ahead (16:10 instead of correct 15:10; wall
clock is 15:10, HW clock is 15:10).
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Hi!
I just stumbled onto this same issue. At the minimum, the help should be
updated, to clarify this.
The term acceleration is used for non-linear mouse movement since decades.
(see below)
If you really must use the word acceleration for the mouse/pointer speed
ratio, then this must be clear
Oh, I forgot, this is all with the 8.04 beta desktop i386 CD, in the
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around is not funny.
It might have looked cool on the management presentation, but in practice it
fails completely.
Hint: don't reinvent the wheel. Selecting items on maps (or actually
selecting a timezone) has been
Sebastien, can you please close the gnome bug ?
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Display the language choice first, then the boot menu.
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It seems it is fixed with alpha 5.
The login sound is now played.
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Here is how to reproduce it with 8.04 alpha 5 i386 dekstop CD:
- boot the CD
- select menu Places / Computer
- select menu Applications / Accessories / Terminal
- in the file browser windows right click first icon, labeled CD-RW/DVD+RW
Drive and in the popu menu select Eject
An error dialog
Public bug reported:
ffwefwfwfwe
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Importance: Undecided
Status: Invalid
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Using 8.04 alpha 3 desktop i386 CD :
If I mute the Master channel, sound is heard for another 1,5 seconds, only then
is it muted.
Unmuting happens instantly.
Muting the PCM channel has no such delay. Also all volume changes happen
instantly.
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Ubuntu 8.04 alpha 4 i386 desktop CD
When a new media is inserted, it is mounted and its contents are displayed in a
new window.
That is how it should be, but what happens is :
- two such windows appear (identical content)
- report dialog about a crash of gnome-mount
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 8.04 alpha 4 i386 desktop CD
OK, I give up. How is the user supposed to format things ?
things = { floppy, USB flash/disc/key, optical media, hard drives, etc }
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Related to bug 183585 it seems.
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Err, make it bug 184585
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duplicate of bug 187148 ?
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Ubuntu 8.04 alpha 4 i386 desktop CD
The install wizard icon on the desktop is an empty sheet of paper
instead of something meaningsful.
** Affects: ubuntu
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Status: New
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Ubuntu 8.04 alpha 4 i386 desktop CD
After unmounting the USB key, the PC reset the moment I unplugged the key.
Athlon 2200+ on Gigabyte GA-7VAXP Ultra mainboard (VIA KT400).
** Affects: ubuntu
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Ubuntu 8.04 alpha 4 x86_64 desktop CD
After booting the live environment from CD, clicking menu Places /
Computer gives an error instead of the Computer window.
** Affects: ubuntu
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The error dialog title is : Couldn't display computer:///.
Text :
Error: DBus error org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.NoReply: Did not receive a reply.
Possible causes include: the remote application did not send a reply, the
message bus security policy blocked the reply, the reply timeout expired, or
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 8.04 alpha 4 i386 desktop CD
I just booted the lice CD, got an error dialog and started firefox to file a
bug.
Tried to bring the dialog to foreground (using the alt-tab keys), to copy over
the text, but it does not work. Neither can I click it on the task bar
Public bug reported:
When booting up the 8.04 alpha 4 desktop CD (x86 or amd64)
there is no login sound (when the desktop appears).
Sound otherwise works fine. Including the logoff sound.
Noticed this on 2 systems (old desktop and new laptop), so I doubt it is
hardware related.
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Binary package hint: gnome
Ubuntu 8.04 alpha 4 i386 desktop CD
In gparted, after performing an operation, I clicked save Details in the
Applying pending operations dialog.
The Save Details file dialog offered root and the filesystems in the Places
list on the left.
No
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Can you please state next time all your request at once ?
(re)booting from the CD each time takes considerable amount of time.
It would save your and my time.
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And here is my xorg.conf, just in case ;-)
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except the delayed mute problem, reported as bug 188322
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the result (text copied from the question):
In gparted (when I try to format the USB stick) I get an error dialog :
An error occurred while applying the operations
See the details for more information.
IMPORTANT
If you want
Oh, I see I reported this last year already ;-)
See bug 89434
History.
Repeats.
Itself.
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Ubuntu 8.04 alpha 5 i386
When booted the CD, on the desktop in the menu bar there is a weird icon where
the Firefox icon used to be.
That is right of the System menu and left of the Evolution icon.
The icon looks like a keyboard on a spring.
When clicked, an error dialog
This is done in an ugly way.
I just booted 8.04 alpha 5 and I thought it is a bug.
Becasue first the boot menu appears, then a second later the language
menu. Looks like if it detects a spurious press of the F4 (or which one
is it for the lang) key.
I realise it is too late for any changes in
Public bug reported:
Hardy desktop i386 cd (8.04 alpha 5)
Changing keymap (F3 key) in boot menu to Slovenia does not work.
The 'z' key (first row, between 't' and 'u') prints 'y'.
Tested in the boot options text line.
Germany on the other hand works as expected.
Hardware: VMWare Server 1.0.4
In alpha5 the window is correctly restored.
I tried on the nw8400 latop (vesa) and vmware (vmware0405).
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I tried 8.04 alpha3 and there it works. (radeon8500 system)
But 7.10 also worked in some cases, so that does not prove the bug fixed.
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Same with alpha 3.
I get 1440x900 at 60 Hz.
This is on my Radeon8500 system.
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I tried 8.04 alpha3 and it appears to works correctly.
But previously I noticed that is sometimes works, sometimes not.
This is really not hard to test, so please ...
(you just have to select any timezone and check that the time displayed matches
the BIOS clock, which also matches the real
The full monitor name is Hyundai HT7695B
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On my other system the alpha 3 live CD comes up in 1280x960 @ 85Hz .
card: radeon9500
monitor: Hyundai 7695 (horiz 30-95kHZ, vert 50-150 Hz)
On the radeon8500 system, the monitor is IIyama S700JT1
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I booted Ubuntu 8.04 LTS (Hardy Heron) Alpha 3 dekstop i386 CD on a HP
nw8440 laptop.
The laptop has a LCD with 1680x1050 pixels.
Ubuntu booted to 1280x1024 which looks very stretched.
After adding more wide refresh rate settings to xorg.conf, I could get
1400x1050 which
...and with clean hardy install.
That is LiveCD Ubuntu 8.04 LTS (Hardy Heron) Alpha 3
- insert a formatted floppy
- 'Places' - 'Computer'
- double click the icon of the floppy
Expected: floppy contents
Actual: / contents
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Eh, sorry for spam, I somehow missed that it is already marked as
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While trying to reproduce this under VMware, I encountered the following :
- even if the disk is used up by non-empty partitions, the guided mode just
takes the disk with no warnings
- at the end of the install wizard, after clicking Forward, the partman
starts and then fails while formatting
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I tried to install the new 7.10 desktop CD (i386)
in the installer, I chose Manual, clicked Forward and the same wizard page
displayed, but with garbled content (see picture).
I didn't dare to click Forward again (did not want to endanger the
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see picture, it speaks for itself
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This is a duplicate of bug 46028 Taking a screenshot does not work when a menu
is open
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Ubuntu 7.10 desktop CD, manual partition
If the parition(s) are too small, the installer just disappears. Not
even an Oops, I crashed message,
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MASTER: Should warn about insufficient disk space (manual partitioning)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/77966
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Public bug reported:
The installer in 7.10 is extremely slow.
Every button click in the install wizard takes several seconds to respond. On a
modern system.
Steps:
- boot the 7.10 desktop i386 CD
- start the install wizard by clicking the Install icon on desktop
- click Next and observe how
Yes.
It is also very easy to reproduce: do any partitioning with the installer and
leave some disk space unpartitioned, then check that the extended partition
does not cover all disk space.
(I checked with 7.10 desktop CD)
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minimising extended partitions can cause problems for other
Check necessary ? OK, but slowdown ?
On a Core2 Duo 2GHz CPU it takes 1-2 seconds on simple screens
(language/location choice)
and 28(!!!) seconds before the partition screen appears. Then if I select
manual partitioning, another 9 seconds to the next screen.
The first two are CPU bound and the
Here is a simple way to reproduce the bug:
- boot the gutsy desktop i386 CD
- start the install icon on dektop
- maximize the installer wizard
- unmaximize it
Result:
- the original size is not restored, but it is still on the maximum size
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maximize/unmaximize doesn't restore window size
** Changed in: metacity (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid = New
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maximize/unmaximize doesn't restore window size
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/121123
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On a noncurent PC the times are even longer.
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install wizard very slow
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/164030
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The above was on a HP Compaq nw8440 laptop (vesa gfx, no 3D effects).
On a PC with radeon 8500 (radeon driver, 3D effects) the bug does not
happen, as the window is not maximizable there.
Same thing in vmware (vmware0405 driver, no 3D), that is install wizard
can be maximized, but not restored
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