I think this is simply turned off in the kernel as the error suggests.
grep LATENCY /boot/config*
shows
# CONFIG_LATENCYTOP is not set
I doubt this will be turned on and your best bet is to recompile your
kernel or better perhaps look into newer methods of looking at linux
latency issues, this
This does not appear to be Intel graphics only.
I experience this problem with a 2011 imac and a thinkpad x120e both
have AMD graphics, both proprietary drivers (I will test the opensource
stack though).
Currently both desktops use Gnome fallback.
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There is clearly more than one reporter (I'm one of them).
I worked around it by compiling from source.
Keepalived IF you are using it is liking to be a HIGHLY critical service
(I am not currently but will again).
Maybe it's still a medium but just to put a counterpoint to your comment
Clint.
There is clearly more than one reporter (I'm one of them).
I worked around it by compiling from source.
Keepalived IF you are using it is liking to be a HIGHLY critical service
(I am not currently but will again).
Maybe it's still a medium but just to put a counterpoint to your comment
Clint.
Im having this same probem with latest 1.1.15 package in hardy...
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/160426
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happens pretty frequently to me too
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Evolution cannot connect to Exchange backend process
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/34199
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Sorry I should add that the above workaround is effective for a random
amount of time but then the error will reoccur.
This bug also has affected 3 coworkers here at the office.
I've seen this on feisty and gutsy.
I notice that evolution-exchange isn't hooked to the upstream bugzilla?
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I see 8 bugs that look possibly related in upstream bugzilla...all
unconfirmed
reassigning to pidgin.
It looks as if the dependent bugs are fixed in debian at least can silc
be turned on in the compile yet? I guess this would mean turning it on
in the build dependencies?
** Changed in: pidgin (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: gaim = pidgin
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Gaim doesn't include SILC support
