date:20111128

[Bug 882956] Re: [Oneiric] [Dell XPS M1330] Gnome session exits with XI_BadDevice error

2011-11-28 Thread erny

Yesterday I was testing the suspend / wakeup cycle during nearly 2
hours. Currently it is much less frequent and very difficult to
reproduce. I just got one gnome crash at the beginning. I tried to get a
backtrace of gnome-session process crash, but I wasn't able to do it.
This morning I got a wakeup crash again, but I hadn't the debugger
attached. Sorry. (Now I'll try to run it with a debugger attached
whenever I can using a script.)

It has definitely to do with some X input device (uvcvideo, psmouse, usbhid). 
Some more notes:
 * I had ThinkFinger package installed until after upgrade to 11.10. I removed 
it and the system seems more stable.
 * I used GDK_SYNCHRONIZE=1 to see if it makes a difference, that seems not to 
be the case

Regards.
Erny

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[Bug 838543] Re: False battery warning +suspend

2011-11-28 Thread Mari

*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 852406 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/852406

I do NOT think they are duplicates - or at least, the issue I am having
is not a duplicate. I am not having any issues whatsoever with it
registering a nonexistent battery, or this happening after I come back
from suspend. Firstly, my laptop never goes into suspend mode, and
second this happens to me CONSTANTLY.

It even does this directly after starting up and loading Oneiric, if my
power cord gets unplugged. It doesn't do it every single time, but 9 out
of 10 times that my cord gets pulled from or falls out of the port, my
laptop goes into hibernate (that is my power setting for low battery,
rather than standby) or shuts down completely. I have a dell laptop and
the plug does NOT like to stay in, so my laptop ends up completely
shutting down from this issue at least twice a day, and going into
hibernate around six or eight times as much. Earlier today my power
cord unplugged five times in thirty minutes, two times of which it
immediately shut down. It is ridiculously frustrating.

And yes, I HAVE enabled -proposed, installed all the new updates and
things that enabling it gave me, and no, it has not fixed the issue.
I've been keeping tabs on the other bug report despite the fact that I
do not believe they are duplicates, and I was really hoping that it
would fix the issue, but it seems to have made it both worse and
slightly better simultaneously.

I have a marginally better chance of my laptop not hibernating/shutting
down if I press cancel and get my laptop plugged back in fast enough,
and the first time or two it happens directly after I start up, there is
an even chance of getting no warning or anything. But now a whole new
issue has cropped up, which is that my battery life indicator is futzing
up the percentage or time of battery life I have left. This was not
happening before. So whereas before, it would tell me I had 2:05 and
100% left on my battery when it was unplugged, and I would get the
warning, now it'll tell me I have 6:00 or 0:15 or 10% left. On a fully
charged battery.

Plus, the original problem still exists: if my charger falls out of the
port on my laptop or gets unplugged, even on a full battery, a warning
pops up, tells me my battery is about to die, and then my laptop goes
into hibernate, or worse, shuts down completely. Unless I start my
laptop up unplugged my battery life has essentially been reduced to a
minute or less.

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[Bug 452133] Re: epiphany-browser crashed with SIGSEGV in IA__gdk_x11_window_get_drawable_impl()

2011-11-28 Thread diver

most likely it is misconfiguration. cannot find epiphany-extensions-more
either. port appears to be unavailable in aptitude

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[Bug 893031] Re: Empathy is not working behind the proxy servers in Ubuntu 11.10

2011-11-28 Thread nithin_aneesh

Not only emapthy. Ubuntu-one is also not connecting behind a proxy
server. I think the proxy problem is going to kill Ubuntu if it is not
solved. I am planning to switch to some other distro if tis problem
persists in 12.04 also.

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  Empathy is not working behind the proxy servers in Ubuntu 11.10

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