Intrepid had problems with network cards -- I had to
a mess with one computer and didn't want to
risk it. So Ignored this. And in any case, why
should I try it in Intrepid when I want it to work
in LTS. Suspend still doesn;t work, but I just
don't use it. You just learn to live with the
bugs.
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Suspend stopped working on Dell Latitude C610 in recent Hardy update
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/250533
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Public bug reported:
Suspend used to work in Hardy Heron but after a recent update (
and I cannot remember which one), it stopped working. It will
suspend, but it will not resume. Need to force shutdown and
reboot. Same problem using suspend button, suspend on
close lid, or from log off menu.
Regarding question from Pedro, please see my previous comments.
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Evolution freezes while loading emails on IMAP
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/88413
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That evolution will not work with Exchange accounts, particularly Exchange 2007
accounts has been known for some time now but for some reason this cannot be
or is not being fixed. The only workaround that I know of is to connect to your
exchange account as an IMAP account. That works. You won't
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-media
Release: Ubuntu 8.04
gnome-media: 2.22.0-0ubuntu3
No matter what I do (and I have tried everything I can think of, followed
all How To's I could get my hands on), but I cannot get the Sound
Recorder to work. Now there was a time it worked
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/14356341/ProcMaps.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/14356342/ProcStatus.txt
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Sound
The latest update included gnome-power-manager 2.22.1 which
takes care of this bug.
** Changed in: gnome-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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[Hardy] display doesn't go to sleep after today's gnome-power-manager update
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/203513
You
As of right now (31.3.08, 2300) the latest version available in synaptic
is 2.22.0.
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[Hardy] display doesn't go to sleep after today's gnome-power-manager update
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/203513
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Same problem here after recent Hardy Beta update. There
was an automatic crash report I ignored.
I think this is an important bug. Certainly an LTS distro
should have power management work properly for many
important reasons.
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[Hardy] display doesn't go to sleep after today's
My reasoning was that this wasn't a fix really but a coincidence that
it now worked for gary with an upgrade. The problem he mentioned
was that there is an unhelpful message to average users when there
is a problem with the gnome sound recorder, and from my experience,
there often are problems
I get the same message in Hardy 6 on a Dell C610 laptop
as I do in Gutsy on a Desktop and nothing I do seems to
make it work, although the Gnome sound recorder worked
in Feisty. The strange thing is that the mic works when using
Skype.
** Changed in: gnome-media (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix
Still a problem in Hardy Alpha 5 and Firefox Beta 3
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web page background render errors
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/186186
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I had a similar problem after an Alpha 5 update yesterday. After
the update, I had an error message for gnome-applets keyboard.
The update had a problem with the keyboard indicator I use in
my panel. In addition to the error message, the update icon
mentioned that there were dependency
If it happens again I will, but I don't know how to reproduce it or if
I want to spend the time reproducing it. It crashed and I sent the
automatic crash report. The crash happened the day all those other
crashes were happening after the buggy hardy update. It could
be that the revisions took
On a Dell C610 running Hardy Alpha5 the dimmer works on AC,
but not on battery. I assume that's how it's designed.
On AC it indicates that it dims from 100% to 0%, but this is
not quite right. The lowest setting (0%) does not blank the
screen, but puts it at where the screen is on battery
I do not use compiz, desktop effects and I don;t have a 3d accelerator.
I think it is the gnome desktop. The window closes also if I use Alt+F9.
Changing the appearance theme does not make a difference. Rebooting
also does not make a difference.
** Also affects: gnome-desktop (Ubuntu)
Closing was no problem, but minimizing was and I was trying the panel as
well as ALT+F9 to see if there was a difference. BUT the solution is simple:
I needed to add Windows List to the Panel. I guess it was removed after the
most recent upgrade. I know I didn't remove it because as long as I
I think this is tied to a problem I have with gsynaptics,
which locks both the mouse and the touchpad buttons.
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deskbar-applet crashed with SIGSEGV
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/173605
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It is my understanding that you have to use VPN to access Exchange
2007 externally. You wouldn't need it internally because you are
part of the network when you log on into your system. From home
you need to become part of that network virtually.
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Evolution Will not send mail via Exchange
I thought I could duplicate this today because I had a call from
someone who also could not send while using Evolution in
the office. To make a long story short, I deleted the account
in Edit - Preferences and then added the account again
and it worked ... fortunately for him but unfortunately
Do you receive mail? If not, then see bug Bug #25106 and references to other
bugs.
Just tried to set-up an Exchange 2007 account in Evolution 2.21.90
in Hardy Alpha 4 without success. This is a confirmed bug, but upstream.
I see you are using an SMTP server so I should assume that the account
Do you receive mail? If not, then see bug Bug #25106 and references to other
bugs.
Just tried to set-up an Exchange 2007 account in Evolution 2.21.90
in Hardy Alpha 4 without success. This is a confirmed bug, but upstream.
I see you are using an SMTP server so I should assume that the account
Regarding my question: I am referring to how I have it set-up. I
see that you require authentication and encryption for sending
and I am wondering if that is the problem.
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Evolution Will not send mail via Exchange 2007
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/172599
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I cannot duplicate it and I tried starting the week all days of the week.
The only issue I had is that there is no difference whether you choose
to start the week Saturday or Sunday, it always starts Saturday. I
guess the idea that it starts on the weekend...
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when selecting the Select Today
Sorry, one more thing -- I wish I could edit my comments.
To send mail I must have a VPN connection
to my server. WIthout it I can receive, but not send. Perhaps
that applies to your case.
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Evolution Will not send mail via Exchange 2007
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/172599
You received
Bug still in Alpha 4.
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Couldn't display network:/// - Nautilus cannot handle network:locations
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/185756
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In the final Feisty release, the modem in Admin - Networking now works enough
to let you configure the modem and dial out and connect. However the modem
now keeps disconnecting. This also happens with wvdial in Feisty (which was
not the case in 6.10 and 6.06). The disconnecting seems to be
I have the same problem on two different computers
running Edgy. The screensavers play in preview, etc.
but after the appropriate idle time I just get a black
screen. This happens no matter what saver I choose.
However, occasionally, the screensaver does start, but
not usually and I have no idea
It is still a problem in the beta ubuntu feisty-desktop-i386.iso I
downloaded and installed March 21.
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Help doesn't open
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-cups-manager
This was the last problem. I am having various problems
detecting and installing my printer on LPT1 with Feisty.
ProblemType: Crash
Architecture: i386
Date: Fri Mar 23 11:18:04 2007
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 7.04
ExecutablePath:
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http://librarian.launchpad.net/6903816/Dependencies.txt
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http://librarian.launchpad.net/6903817/Disassembly.txt
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The most recent build I downloaded today March 21
(b9f4ddfac35fbc67c54122f83667a5d7)
did not have this problem. It loaded in a reasonable time and had
no error messages.
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Feisty i386 DesktopCD does not boot on slower machine (g-s-t race condition?)
https://launchpad.net/bugs/94301
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Public bug reported:
A live cd (build March 19) will not boot on a 733Hz machine but boots on
three other faster machines (1gHz and faster) with the same memory and
all are Dells. I was able to boot an earlier build (March 17) without
this problem on all four machines.
I have tried it 4 times
Networking for dial-up needs fixing in Feisty
Yes this still is an issue in Feisty and it was an
issue in Edgy. System-Administration-
Network still does not allow you to enable a
dial-up modem. Also, the problem with it
reverting to pulse after you set it to tone is
still an issue.
It is not
Evolution-Exchange does not work with Microsoft
Exchange 2007. I had the same problem and it was
confirmed on the Evolution site and by one of our IT
folks who manages our Exchange 2007 server confirmed
this. He filed a bug report and apparently some folks
started working on this in the past
Thank you! Merci! Danke schoen.
I found that it doesn't freeze if you
let it download everything and not
try to do anything else in evolution.
It always takes about 3 - 4 minutes
to load all IMAP files and folders on
dialup.
Michael
Sebastien Bacher wrote:
Thank you for your bug, there is
This has been resolved. I was impatient. On
dial-up, it takes a while to load IMAP accounts
first time, and the window freezes while the
account loads. It takes a minute or two to load,
the first time. Thereafter it is faster, but the
window still seems frozen and partial (just
frames visible)
This happens only with dial-up connections (56k). I
am assuming it freezes when it is downloading my
large IMAP files and inbox. However, neither
Netscape nor Mozilla have a problem with this when
using dial-up.
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Evolution freezes after installing IMAP account
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evolution
Evolution (in 6.10) freezes after installing a large account IMAP.
Once it freezes, it has to be force quit. Rebooting
and reloading (as the same user) returns the frozen
screen. Reinstalling evolution still returns you to
the frozen screen.
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