And by fixed in 21.04 I mean by https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/virt-manager/1:3.1.0-1
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Ok, then this is fixed in Ubuntu 21.04 (done) and will need someone to
pick up verification of the PPA to get going on the SRUs for 20.04 and
20.10.
It never really "hurt" me so far (was never like the reported 3 seconds
for me), therefore alone I can't make a good case convincing the SRU
team
Hi Sean,
last time I used our riscv in VMs it still had to use a lot of hand-collected
bits in [1]. Could you outline exactly what bits you used and from where?
Furthermore I've just made qemu 5.1 [2] available in 21.04 a few days
ago. For the sake of trying if a fix already might exist in this
FYI: Also filed as Debian bug (linked here) and got a response on the
Debian MR.
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This is the bug for Dell Precision 7530, could you please file another
bug for Thinkpad X260 with an i3-6100U. Thanks
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Sorry to hear that you are frustrated with the issue.
Do you mind to provide the log of the following commands, to help us identify
the issue thanks
$ journalctl -k
$ fwupdmgr get-devices
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Sorry I should have said "Confirmed", not "New".
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Upgraded to 20.04 and this issue has appeared.
I've used variables
DD=/mnt/Ddisk
since I been using Ubuntu, at least 14.04.
vi $DD/misc/filena
worked consistently until 20.04.1 release.
This release is the first time that this has occurred. It seems to have been
unfixed in this release.
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I just installed Ubuntu 20.10 on a machine that was running Pop!os 20.04
and 20.10 (a fairly new AMD Ryzen desktop system, different to the
machine I had the problem on earlier, which was a laptop). Not 24 hours
later, this problem again. I thought there was something wrong with Team
app ('bloody
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Thank you Andreas and Stefan,
I've pinged the Debian MR [1] and upstream (via Mail which you are on CC) about
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[1]: https://salsa.debian.org/med-team/clustalo/-/merge_requests/1
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You probably need to be logged into a graphical session before that last
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dock and top bar flashing non-stop at
Same issue here with the files copied from my Sony a6000 camera. Any
suggestions how to fix it?
>After installing fuse-exfat
It gives me "E: Unable to locate package fuse-exfat"
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This is my first post here so I apologize if this is not appropriate.
On Nov 22, 2020 I upgraded from 18.04 LTS to 20.04 LTS over the wire (no
physical media). During the upgrade I received the following error
message in a dialog box:
"Could not install initramfs-tools"
"The upgrade will
This is my first post here so I apologize if this is not appropriate.
On Nov 22, 2020 I upgraded from 18.04 LTS to 20.04 LTS over the wire (no
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"The upgrade will
The last command resulted in this error:
"failed to commit changes to dconf: Não foi possível iniciar
automaticamente o D-Bus sem X11 $DISPLAY"
Something like: "D-Bus could not be started automatically without X11 $
DISPLAY"
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let's forcefully clean them out:
cd ~/.local/share/gnome-shell
rm -rf extensions
gsettings reset org.gnome.shell enabled-extensions
then log out and log in again. Does the problem still occur?
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[wayland] dock has very long load time when show-mounts is enabled
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Interestingly Xwayland thinks the screen is portrait:
XWAYLAND2 connected 2160x3840+0+0 (0x3d3) normal (normal left inverted
right x axis y axis) 190mm x 340mm
but the BIOS and Xorg think it is landscape:
[0.495406] efifb: mode is 3840x2160x32, linelength=15360, pages=1
[52.062] (II)
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Ok, please boot v5.10-rc4 kernel with parameter "dyndbg='file
drivers/usb/core/* +p; file drivers/usb/host/* +p' log_buf_len=16M",
reproduce the issue, and attach dmesg here.
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This sounds like a kernel problem. And both plymouth and the login
screen do use the same kernel interfaces...
First, please try removing these kernel parameters:
video=efifb fbcon=rotate:1
and if that doesn't solve it please also try changing the kernel
parameter "splash" to "nosplash".
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Laptop brightness is unfortunately not an attribute of the screen
itself, but of the backlight. So Linux can only easily control the
brightness of those screens with known backlight interfaces, which means
the laptop monitor only.
If you wish to adjust the brightness of any other monitor then you
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@pedrib,
am I right new kernel 5.9.10 includes fixes for our touchpad? Branch you gave
as i see already included in 5.9.10...
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It sounds like there are two bugs here so please choose which one you
would like this bug to be about.
Also "vblank" is something that happens 60 times per second when the
monitor is on, so I don't think you mean "vblank". Do you mean sleep
mode?
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Same problem.
Log files are joined and attached
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Status: Incomplete => Expired
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** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Expired
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