Hi Thomas,
I tried Fedora 16 on the laptop which had same problem, but I am sorry I
can't install windows on this laptop because I don't want to re-
partition or move my data.
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Hi,
Could you please also tell me the procedure to uninstall this driver in
case the situation become worse?
The status for me now is that I have explicitely bind my nic to the
nearby AP's mac address. It is now pretty much ok, HOWEVER, signal
level is still quite bad (at just 2 meters away,
I found a problem related to this. I have 2 APs sharing a common SSID,
the Ubuntu laptop insist on connecting to the AP downstairs, instead of
the AP just 2 meters away! That's why it is so unstable.
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Please allow me a few days then do this test. I am now trying another
trick which seems solved the issue, but I need a few more days to test.
What I did is that I setup 2 network connections, with same SSID, but
different BSSID, now it can connect to the nearby AP. I will do your
test after
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Also please see the attached screenshot. It shows how this stubborn
computer insists on connecting to the AP which is at least 7 meters away
with 2 floors and a few walls in between. But strangely, before I setup
the 10.0.0.1 connection it cannot connect to that AP successfully...
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I am sorry that this does NOT solve the problem. It just made the
first connection easier. The connection failed after about 0.5~1 hour
(which is good, comparing to its MTBF before the tweak), but then it
never succeeded to recover. I also tried this morning, and never get
connected, until I
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Status in “lightdm” package in Ubuntu:
New
Bug description:
the shutdown dialog
Public bug reported:
the shutdown dialog box (the one pops up while I choose shutdown
directly from top right corner of the login screen) is not seemed, and
sometime it does not respond to clicks (I try to reboot, but it does
not)
ProblemType: Bug
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Package: lightdm
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I found a few similar bugs in launchpad history but they are at least
3-4 years old, and I encounter this problem just after upgrade to 12.04!
I consulted a colleague who is a network expert, he suggested me to stop
using wireless mouse, adjusted router settings, such as
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The laptop is a HP G32, standard configuration, i3 with 4G ram.
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lspci output:
00:00.0 Host bridge: Intel Corporation Core Processor DRAM Controller (rev 02)
00:01.0 PCI bridge: Intel Corporation Core Processor PCI Express x16 Root Port
(rev 02)
00:16.0 Communication controller: Intel Corporation 5 Series/3400 Series
Chipset HECI Controller (rev 06)
00:1a.0
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I found that the problem is related to the location of my laptop! It
might not be a Ubuntu related but (e.g. a hardware/environmental
problem?), but, there are still hints that I think it is related to
ubuntu:
1) the location difference is only relevant in my home, i.e. if I move
the laptop out
Results:
1) Good news: by commenting out dnsmasq, it *SEEMS* to work well. Why I
say seems? Because before that it is also able to connect
sometimes. So I need to test longer, especially see if I can still
connect next morning...
2) This problem ONLY happens after install 12.04, it does not
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I found a few similar bugs in launchpad history but they are at least
3-4 years old, and I encounter this problem just after upgrade to 12.04!
I consulted a colleague who is a network
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Public bug reported:
It happened twice, however, I didn't notice how to reproduce it. The
problem happened suddenly (this time) when I am editing a commit message
in VSCode.
PROBLEM:
See the attached ime.gif demo. When I type some pinyin the corresponding
Chinese character is shown on the
Public bug reported:
On the top panel, the date/time info are displayed as:
四 1月3 09:38
It should be displayed as:
星期四 1月3日 09:38
If I switch off the date part, it is correct:
星期四 09:38
Is it because of the width limitation of date/time widget, or something
wrong with i18n?
** Affects:
Here is the upstream report I just created:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell/issues/898
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Title:
non-idiomatic
Public bug reported:
The IME panel and the top panel's font does not follow what I set using
gnome-tweak. See attached screenshot. The font with blue circle is
correct while red circed fonts are too small.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 18.10
Package: gnome-shell 3.30.1-2ubuntu1
I think this bug may have already been fixed. I updated after turning on
proposed updates (I have updated before that.) and restarted and now the
bug seems to be gone.
** Changed in: unity (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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in 10.10 my modem used to connect during start up, ever since 11.04 it
only connects when i select it in the connection menu .. only reporting
now cause its starting to annoy me :P
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.10
Package: network-manager 0.9.6.0-0ubuntu7
nah, if it needs an extended GUI then its still a bug .. needs to work
like a built in connection of the dialog needs to be adjusted.. not too
sure why it worked OOTB in 10.10 but if it worked in a previous version
its a regression that can be remedied? :)
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subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status
10
Something similar happens if I try to install the older package
(alsa-hda-dkms_0.201208081815~precise1_all.deb).
Anybody else seeing this problem?
Thanks!
Shannon VanWagner
On Thu, Aug 9, 2012 at 7:42 AM, David
HDA
driver in DKMS format.
Shannon
On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 4:00 AM, David Henningsson
960...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
If you're using the 3.5 kernel you need the dkms-hda-lts-quantal package
instead, quoting https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Audio
-quantal-dkms
ii alsa-hda-lts-quantal-dkms
0.201302141923~precise1 HDA
driver in DKMS format.
Thanks!
Shannon
On Thu, Feb 14, 2013 at 9:15 PM, Shannon VanWagner
shannon.vanwag...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks very much Sir!
So I installed and after
I updated to the oneriric-proposed version (in 11.10) and now my iPod
touch 4th gen (with iOS 5) is mounting and working with Banshee without
any problems so far.
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To have banshee see your Samsung Galaxy Nexus (Android):
Close out of banshee completely.
Plug in your phone and open the root folder (select open folder on plug-in
prompt)
Create an empty file, rename it to .is_audio_player (no quotes)
Works for me...
Credit:
Public bug reported:
i've been updating my system since day1 of precise's development and the
new settings haven't shown .. i've received all other updates to the
system, like the new settings in Appearance and HUD etc etc, but the new
categories haven't been added to the gnome-control-center
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some settings not available in the control center, e.g privacy
Status in “gnome-control-center” package in
On suggestion of another submitted, reported to GNOME-CORE on 23 October
2013. See https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=710767
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https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=710767
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Initial response from GNOME indicates the Ubuntu 3.6 version of gnome-
terminal is quite old. The current version (October 2013) is 3.10.
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What Was Expected:
Virtual Terminal would simply display output until program terminated or ended.
What Happens:
When running an application in terminal, either as a launcher or simply opening
a virtual terminal directly , the screen output randomly freezes and the
@Raymond - Thanks for the answers. Would you happen to know where we can
get the 'hda-jack-sense-test' util for Saucy 13.10?
David Henningsson's PPA at ppa:diwic/ppa, which formerly provided it,
only seems to provide packages for Precise(12.04) and below. For
example, the hdajackretask util has
Ok, I just thought of something.. For all those who want to get the
values from 'hda-jack-sense-test' (there are many apparently), perhaps
you can do this:
Run the LiveCD of 12.04 on your computer, then add
https://launchpad.net/~diwic/+archive/ppa to it and run the 'hda-jack-
sense-test' from
Um, woops... Please disregard my previous 2 comments.
I must have been suffering from a lack of oxygen to my brain or
something..
To get hda-jack-sense-test, we simply need to run these commands:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:diwic/hda
(hit enter to run, authenticate, then hit enter to add)
sudo
Thanks @Raymond!!
So Earl, maybe we can try the suggestion from the bug there to get sound
working:
#Bootup normally, ensure sound works, then run these in the terminal and test
the sound again:
sudo rmmod snd_hda_intel
sudo modprobe snd_hda_intel position_fix=1
If the above works, we can see
Perhaps there is a fix mentioned by Michael Murphy (mstick) at this link
can make thinks work for Earl:
https://plus.google.com/114251447858061222694/posts/MnPLEVs486u
Basically it entails starting alsamixer from the command line, then
moving to the various external ports related controls and
headphone jack, and headset jack, and a microphone jack
are you sure that it support headset jack ?
There are 3 multimedia jacks, all are 3.5mm: microphone(picture of microphone),
headhpones/microphone-combo(picture of headhpones with microphone boom), and
headphones(picture of headphones).
I confirm that this still occurs with gnome-terminal and mate-terminal
in Ubuntu 13.10. Same behaviour. Virtual terminals randomly freeze
output.
Note: this does not necessarily need to be long running. The behaviour
is random and can arise in a few minutes (10 minutes today) or a few
hours (6
Same issue here on 15.10
(evolution:1731): Gtk-WARNING **: Failed to register client:
GDBus.Error:org.freedesktop.DBus.Error.ServiceUnknown: The name
org.gnome.SessionManager was not provided by any .service files
(evolution:1731): camel-CRITICAL **: camel_provider_list: Could not load
Public bug reported:
I'm on 14.04
I'm fairly new. I feel like I've tried everything! Printer was working last
week. Now It just says "Held" or pending then disappears with no print.
I've downloaded the latest drivers.
Searching on USB bus...
hp-setup[3668]: debug: Bus 002 Device 001: ID
Is there any work around or eta? I just setup an HTPC and the remote
doesn't work properly without being able to run the config wizard.
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The DNS servers have always been listed under the vpn0 link when I run
systemd-resolve --status, even before your patch.
I still get no internal network name resolution, even when hard coding
the DNS servers in network manager.
Maybe I've got a different issue than what others are seeing, but I
Not working for me, but I assume that's because I'm using network-
manager-openconnect-gnome?
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Title:
systemd-resolved
Maybe I'm doing something wrong, but I installed the deb, and even did a
full reboot, and I'm still leaking my personal IP in the DNS leak test,
and am still unable to ping servers on the inside of the VPN network
when connected to the ANY connect VPN.
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Thanks for taking your time to work though this.
My link name is vpn0
Link 3 (vpn0)
Current Scopes: DNS
LLMNR setting: yes
MulticastDNS setting: no
DNSSEC setting: no
DNSSEC supported: no
DNS Servers:
DNS Domain: ~.
Link 2
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1722988 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1722988
Be warned of #3 - reboot brings terminal login :*(
Ok so after steps from #3, this seems to have fixed it:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm3
select gdm3, push enter
Reboot
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sudo systemctl stop lightdm
sudo systemctl enable gdm #Seems to fail
sudo systemctl start gdm
sudo dpkg-reconfigure gdm3 #Shows lightdm selected
select gdm3, push enter
Reboot
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sudo systemctl disable lightdm
sudo systemctl stop lightdm
sudo systemctl enable gdm #Seems to fail
sudo systemctl start gdm
h/t @judd for the tip on
I clean installed Ubuntu 16.04 on a Dell Optiplex 390 and experience the same
lack of mouse function after successful login. I attempted the workaround
listed at the top of page but received the following error: "modprobe: ERROR:
could not insert 'usbhid': operation not permitted.
I then
The above work-around only worked once. After reboot I can't repeat the
success.still no mouse after login. Gonna dump this install, no mouse
equals no work.
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This was a very long time ago. I have a totally new computer now. Thank
you.
On Sun, Aug 26, 2018 at 3:30 PM gf <1665...@bugs.launchpad.net> wrote:
> Hello Shannon,
> Thank you for submitting this bug and reporting a problem with cups. You
> made this bug report some time
This is a bug in every GNOME application that uses systemctl --user to
start itself. There is currently no sane fix because systemd is missing
a feature of upstart, umask inheritance. GNOME could abuse systemd's
instantiated services feature to pass the umask through this but this
would be far
Correction, I believe this is actually a bug in dbus. gnome-terminal,
and others are not setting as it should, but as far as I
know, dbus cannot support in a systemd environment due to
the limitations mentioned in #21.
** Also affects: dbus (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
Workaround in #19 working for me so far on Ubuntu 19.04. Have done a
reboot test and a powerup test so far.
Something I noticed earlier when the machine was stuck is that the machine was
able to get to the point where I could ssh to it after the GUI hadn't started.
The command below did bring
Not sure it an nvidia driver issue. Using nvidia-settings to change anything
in 'X Server Display Configuration' fixes the problem.
Here is my xrandr output after changing the x offset of one monitor from +230
to +240.
Ubuntu display settings:
$ xrandr --current
Screen 0: minimum 8 x 8,
Hi, I installed the chromium snap and it's not able to open the locally
installed winehq.org compatible Roblox! This is a super huge deal IMHO
because having Roblox on Linux is very awesome for the Pipeline of Linux
users(the Children) who love to play that game!
Roblox.com (the great creative
god damn spammer. How is this sort of crap supposed to be reported?
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