Public bug reported:
This Xubuntu installation is just a few days old and the daemon
apparently worked on the machine (notifications were shown on screen)
when booted from the installation medium. After the permanent
installation and update i got no notifications on screen. When I open
Settings,
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As per summary, and I get this output (starting it either as user or
root):
% galternatives
locate "icons/galternatives.png" FAILED
locate "icons/galternatives.svg" FAILED
locate "icons/galternatives.xpm" FAILED
Logo missing. Is your installation correct?
locate
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After a fresh boot computer suspends fine, however further attempts to
suspend result in failure with the above mentioned error message. When
that happens, shutdown doesn't work either; shutdown process gets stuck
at some point and I must forcibly turn off or reset the
Just a note, I'm not really sure this is indeed a *systemd* bug,
unfortunately I can't be sure yet I had to file it against a package. I
made an (un?)educated guess based on the DBus message (I know systemd is
intimately connected to DBus), on the fact systemd is connected to
device management
Public bug reported:
After a fresh start, suspend works fine. However, after a day or two,
the computer simply won't enter suspend state, with no error message;
sometimes when I try several times in a row, I get a notification about
DBus failing to suspend because it is already doing something...
Does this mean that as usual, we won't get this for the last stable
release (currently oneiric) nor for the last LTS (currently Lucid)?
Will it get backported or we really must rush with the OS upgrade if we
want it?
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Oh, and concerning ext4 fragmentation, I find it strange that so much
fragmentation as cited above... The most fragmented ext4 FS I have is
about 8%, and strangely, another one which is almost full and its
content moderately often changed, stays low at about 2% even though I've
expected much more.
Still not fixed for Oneiric... :(
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xcdroast+wodim can't setup (1st run as root)
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I've been able to start it by installing cdrecord and replacing wodim's
symlinks in /usr/bin. I also had to start it with -n option because of
the cdda2wav compatibility error, so I've modified the menu entry to
include it.
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Any progress? It's still not there in Oneiric...
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[needs-packaging] TrueCrypt
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I extend this wish to Oneiric and FF8 :)
I'm currently using upstream 32-bit FF and the difference is significant
- it takes about 600MB in a session where the 64-bit one gets about
1100MB!
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I've just read the bug at the Gnome bugtracker, the bug description is
critically different from this one - it does not request to
_incorrectly_ mark 'nice' as 'priority', but asks for adding another,
text based value of 'priority' or replacing nice values with it
completely by default.
Nice is
My problem is described here:
http://www.thinkwiki.org/wiki/Problem_with_CPU_frequency_scaling
The issue was running with 65W adapter and no battery. However, the
laptop happily worked that way at full speed for a long time until the
kernel version when that protection measure was added, and it
It still doesn't work for me in Lucid. I thought the S in LTS stands
for Supported...
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auto nice daemon (and) doesn't start
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Happened during a routine update...
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.04
Package: tp-smapi-dkms 0.40-7
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.38-10.46~lucid1-generic 2.6.38.7
Uname: Linux 2.6.38-10-generic x86_64
Architecture: amd64
Date: Sat Sep 3 00:43:49 2011
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Title:
package tp-smapi-dkms 0.40-7 failed to install/upgrade: tp-smapi
kernel module failed to build
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That kernel option works for me too!
I confirm, in both 2.6.32-32 and the latest 2.6.35 frequency scaling now
works normally with that option. What does it do?
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I wonder if that helps with Bug #786897 ...
fireandfuel, could you check?
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Title:
Frequency scaling doesn't work in current kernels
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@Brendan Donegan: couldn't it still be that both problems have the same
cause, although the hardware is different? The symptoms seem exactly the
same (lowest frequency, same cpu /sys files contents etc.)...
@firefuel: I would be very interested if you could check if Lucid (not
only Maverick and
Another bug nobody cares of... xD
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It's possible this is a duplicate of Bug #706089 which I reported
earlier.
A test to check if this is the same case would be to use an older
kernel, up to the exact version 2.6.32-24 because in my case frequency
scaling works normally that way, but not with later kernels! I guess it
is the same
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Similar here, with a bit different error messages:
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2011-05-26 03:16:57.663 GWorkspace[11120] XShm pixmaps not supported by X
server.
2011-05-26 03:16:57.664 GWorkspace[11120] Falling back to normal XImage: s
(will be slower).
2011-05-26 03:16:57.855 GWorkspace[11120] Error when
Still not working with latest release kernels: 2.6.32-32 (Lucid),
2.6.35-28 (Maverick, backported to Lucid) and 2.6.38-8 (Natty)
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@Litold: please check your CPU governor - maybe your machine purposely
sets the lowest frequency when CPU unloaded... You may also recheck when
the CPU is under high load.
Another thing I've remembered to mention - it doesn't matter if I boot a
32- or 64-bit system, with both scaling works fine
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Binary package hint: gpointing-device-settings
I have a Logitech trackball with 'Use wheel emulation' option set to the
button number 8. Whenever I unplug and replug the device, the wheel
emulation does not work anymore until I _both_ unset and set the
Use... checkbox _and_
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GPointing Device Settings forget settings when device unplugged and
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The maximum Wheel Emulation button number is 8, yet there are some
devices like Logitech trackballs which have two buttons for Forward/Back
which have numbers 8 and 9 which can be used for wheel emulation. That
should not be a
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This seems to be resolved in current update, with one quirk still... The
tray icon still goes to Away and shows default text for automatic away
('I'm not here right now'). In the main window at the same time the
Extended Away status and the chosen text stay correct.
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The graphical su(do) tool used should be replaced with one that does
exist...
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.10
Package: swscanner 0.2.2-2.1ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.35-27.48-generic 2.6.35.11
Uname: Linux
Still NOT fixed for 2.6.32-30 and 2.6.35-25!
This still means I can not update my Lucid kernel, nor upgrade to
Maverick!
Someone else should have noticed this bug besides me..? I don't have
THAT special machine to be the only one affected ;)
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of another problem...)
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Status: Incomplete =
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I have a Lenovo Thinkpad R61i laptop, and CPU scaling works perfectly
with kernels up to 2.6.32-24. Any newer kernel in Ubuntu is unable to
scale my CPU frequency above the lowest (800MHz). The same goes with
maverick-backported 2.6.35 kernels.
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An additional note, although I use Lucid on amd64 arch, I've also
checked with Maverick i386 livecd and that arch's 2.6.35 kernel also
doesnt scale my CPU.
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It still doesn't work in Lucid. Is it fixed for Maverick, or no luck at
all?
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Indeed, it is a duplicate of the mentioned bug, so I'll mark it
accordingly.
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Status: New = Confirmed
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 597817 ***
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Thanks hamish, you're right... strange that launchpad search didn't
return that bug when I was trying to report this.
Anyway, this is the same problem, so I'm marking this a duplicate
myself.
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Binary package hint: gnome-applets
CPU frequency scaling monitor shows information using a font color
similar as default theme background, therefore it is practically
unreadable on it.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.10
Package: gnome-applets 2.30.0-3ubuntu3
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Happens to me in Lucid. When I try to manually start or restart and, the
following happens:
# service and restart
* Restarting autonice daemon and
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After a few correct boots, I sometimes get the desktop where windows
don't have window decorations (titlebars and frames). After tinkering
with it for a while, I've figured out that it fixes if I manually run
compiz binary - the screen refreshes
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I protest to this, seems to be a bashist conspiracy to discriminate
against zsh users ;)
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As per title, GPS IDE item is not present in the Programs submenu of the
Applications menu when installed.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.04
Package: gnat-gps 4.3-5ubuntu1
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 2.6.35-22.34~lucid1-generic
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When starting xcdroast as root for the initial configuration, it refuses
to start with the following message:
** (xcdroast:30488): WARNING **: Failed to access cdrecord. Please check
the permissions and ownership of /usr/bin/cdrecord
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Same here in Lucid.
In the Phone scan dialog, it apparently scans fine, finds my devices and writes
Bluetooth device scan completed, yet when I try to go Next, Back or exit, it
gives an error dialog which says Phone search is still active, you can not
continue. and it won't let me go anywhere,
Even though I was able to start it by setting SHELL='/bin/bash' and by
using Run a custom program, I consider this bug far from being
fixed...
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I have the exact same problem, the problem is in having zsh as shell,
while tilda expects bash. See Bug #367276, of which this is most likely
a duplicate.
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You
Yes, even though we didn't get a 32-bit browser, things are fortunately
getting better. We now have at least alpha-stage 64-bit Adobe Flash, and
having a 64-bit Java, we've covered most of the plugin needs without
resorting to the awful nspluginwrapper...
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Binary package hint: pidgin
I've observed that pidgin blindly sets the auto-away mode as specified,
regardless of the current state; an example being that it sets the Away
status after the specified time even when current status is Extended
Away
Why it is wrong?
Because
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Sorry, I didn't notice your reply.
I attempted to install Desktop Edition. So you say it's a fact that 2G
stick is needed for it?
Then it should be mentioned in the documentation and in the program
itself, because when I tried it just said it needs like 1 GB minimum.
The information you provided
Works for me too.
I believe it would be useful to change the PM-subsystem hibernation mechanism
until this is resolved, at least we should be able to change it ourselves. Than
it would be possible for the affected to use automatic and menu initiated
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@Carl Michael Giblhauser:
You say 'hibernate' command WORKS? Could you please send your collected data
after hibernating with 'hibernate' for comparison?
I must try that... if it does work then it's not a kernel bug, but
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Is anyone working on this?
This problem impairs several people using Lucid with laptops!
Until this is resolved, I cannot recommend anyone with laptop to upgrade, and
this for sure is the last time I upgrade so soon... I cannot work normally
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AlsaVersion: Advanced Linux Sound Architecture Driver Version 1.0.21.
Architecture: amd64
ArecordDevices:
List of CAPTURE Hardware Devices
card 0: Intel [HDA Intel], device 0: CONEXANT Analog [CONEXANT Analog]
Subdevices: 1/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
AudioDevicesInUse:
USER
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This is interesting. Symptoms are almost the same as the other bug, yet
it is somewhat different. Besides the difference in installation type, I
guess main difference would be that resume failed message. I don't get
that msg, and I guess the other bug references no such thing. It is
possible
I have the same problem on my laptop and Lucid AMD64.
However, I guess this is a duplicate of Bug #577916.
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Binary package hint: galternatives
- When starting, it asks for password, but it confusingli asks for yor
+ When starting, it asks for password, but it confusingly asks for your
root password, instead of your password. However, the program accepts
the user
I Confirmed it because I don't see how custom user accounts could
matter here (this is Linux after all, enough said). However the bug
reporter should indeed check for dmesg messages about FS problems, but I
don't see how could possibly these simptoms have any other cause than
not resuming from
I guess this would be more appropriate.
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How do you mean it resumes fine if it doesn't start previously open
programs?
This looks like it doesn't resume at all, but boots anew...
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Well, I have a similar case, my laptop definitely doesn't wake from
hibernation, and NetworkManager IS disabled when the machine boots
again.
In my case, relevant is Bug #577916 and if it's the same for you, then
this is a duplicate of that bug...
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Binary package hint: galternatives
When starting, it asks for password, but it confusingli asks for yor
root password, instead of your password. However, the program accepts
the user password, just as it should.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 10.04
Package:
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I guess nothing for Lucid either...
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It seems it's not so.
After upgrading to Lucid the problem stays, perhaps it's even worse - it didn't
recognize the soundcard even once.
Other than that, problem description stays exactly the same. I've tried purging
PA and all its auxiliary packages, then reinstalled it, with no change.
Again,
I've been playing around with everything connected with sound. Seems
I've found the culprit! It's randomsound as far I can tell. It was
hogging the audio hardware, and uninstalling it brought back the sound.
I'll try rebooting the machine, and if PA stays functional, that's it.
Then I guess I'll
This is quite annoying, first of all it drove me crazy where did the
power and sound icons go after upgrading to Lucid. I've tried everything
to fix it, took me a while to understand it only shows the first icon on
the vertical panel. Now I've moved it to my horizontal panel, but I'm
not quite
i have exactly the same problem - randomsound prevents pulseaudio from
detecting the sound device. Here is what happens:
% sudo fuser -v /dev/snd/*
USERPID ACCESS COMMAND
/dev/snd/controlC0: root 2010 F arecord
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