I bought a WiFi USB adapter for that computer.
I upgraded 8.04 beta to latest level.
Result, now :
- Screen-wise, Ubuntu boots normally as it did with 7.04
- My patch is still needed to get 1024*768, though.
- And the computer still locks up when the screens blanks.
I supposed this is screen power
To make it clear about 'Option UseFBDev true': it wasn't in the first
autoconfiged xorg.conf (first backup) but it was in the xorg.conf (second
backup) that resulted from my first booting in recovery mode and selecting xfix.
I never added it myself and it never appeared again later, even by
To make it clear about 'Option UseFBDev true': it wasn't in the first
autoconfiged xorg.conf (first backup) but it was in the xorg.conf (second
backup) that resulted from my first booting in recovery mode and selecting xfix.
I never added it myself and it never appeared again later, even by
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No, Timo, I'm afraid that, as I said it on 2008-03-31, 8.04 beta is _totally_
broken again.
7.04: worked beautifully at 1024x768 --- Not 6.04, my mistake !
7.10: totally broken
8.04a: works, but autodetects 800x600 only, needs my 1024x768 patch
8.04b: totally broken again
I have found my own workaround to my incarnation of that problem (On an
overloaded computer, right-click very frequently spontaneously executes any
context menu entry at random, otherwise menu appears after seconds or even
never.):
I right-clek, that is, keeping held down until the menu
Hello,
Please could something be done to prevent breaking that display adapter
twice in a row?
6.04 worked, 7.10 was broken, 8.04 alpha half-worked, 8.04 beta totally
broken again.
I reported 8.04 alpha Live CD system crash and showed how to repair
xorg.conf.
Result : 8.04 beta again runs
On 2008-03-29 15:31, Gauvain Pocentek wrote :
This is not a bug, the gnome services are started by default. This means
that metacity is loaded. You can change this behaviour in the xfce
session settings.
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I don't understand you reply.
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On 2008-03-29 14:49, Kjell Braden wrote :
The xsession-errors file does not contain any sign of gnome-settings-
daemon failing. Did you receive the error dialog you posted above this
time?
The error dialog appeared after I booted the Live CD, when the ubuntu
user logged in.
I suppose that's
After more tests, I must conclude that xorg for that display adapter was
broken again between alpha6 and beta.
Whichever xorg.conf I use from autodetected or adding my a6-working
patch to it, the display will fail the way I described (hang or
spontaneous reboot).
Only If I boot in recovery
Public bug reported:
Although a similar title exists, problem is different.
Attached message (almost?) consistent when booting 8.04 beta desktop livecd.
Timeout likely : 400 MHZ 128 MB + swap.
(old but excellent Tecra 8000)
Message attached.
Ugly to see in a demo.
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I think I have seen misplaced a message saying this bug is corrected.
There is a change in 8.04 beta regarding it indeed.
But the problem got worse, I'm afraid.
(1) Desktop Live CD still starts in line mode, not character fullscreen.
(2) After boot progress bar screen disappears
- Either the
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Here you are. The information you asked is at the end of xsession-errors.
Please note that I did find gnome-settings-daemon started.
And that if I kill it, it will restart automatically.
I found no better way than to kill -9; gnome-settings-daemon
First time I did this, my session was killed,
** Description changed:
I have seen this since long with both Firefox 2.x and 3.0b3.
+
+ Rem: Please note that I don't say that Firefox always uses the wrong encoding.
+ Please read my followup to see how to reproduce the problem.
I display, for example, http://atilf.atilf.fr/tlf.htm
Please note the similarities with bug #125887.
Same message. Happens only on alien filesystems.
125887 does not prevent saving files, though.
Would this problem happen on FAT32 too?
Wouldn't it be a time saver to analyze both problems at the same time.
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I've been watching what I was doing before the problem occurs.
It was always when displaying that URL in a freshly opened window.
I'm not sure about what in the previous environment was the cause.
But now I know one way to demonstrate the problem.
1) clear the said URL from history.
2) open a new
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I have seen this since long with both Firefox 2.x and 3.0b3.
I display, for example, http://atilf.atilf.fr/tlf.htm
Its header is
HEAD
TITLE
Le Trésor de la Langue Française Informatisé
/TITLE
link rel=stylesheet type=text/css href=atilf.css
/HEAD
Hence, its encoding should
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I confirm that this irritating problem is happening reproduceably on this Tecra
8000 (400 MHz) laptop in the following typical situation. When launching
(right-click|open in a new tab) a number of URLs, such as displayed by Google
Search or News, the first one or two, maybe three, launches
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Tested in 8.04 alphas ...
When a Firefox URL is dragged to a folder in a File Browser window, an object
with an Earth icon is built that behaves totally erraticaly in countless
situations.
First and mostly, the real filename is not the filename that the File Browser
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Subject says it almost it all.
System is Ubuntu 8.04 alpha 6 with related wine.
App is this : http://www.angusj.com/sudoku/
App cannot be minimized because there's no minimize button.
Minimize is greyed out in the panel's windows list too.
Top of window screenshot attached.
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Subject says it almost it all.
System is Ubuntu 8.04 alpha 6 with related wine.
App is this : http://www.angusj.com/sudoku/
+ App cannot be minimized because
** Description changed:
- Subject says it almost it all.
- System is Ubuntu 8.04 alpha 6 with related wine.
+ Subject almost says it all.
+ System is Ubuntu 8.04 alpha 6 with embarked wine 0.9.56.
App is this : http://www.angusj.com/sudoku/
App cannot be minimized because there's no minimize
** Changed in: gedit (Ubuntu)
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I confirm Rebecca's report.
As I'm deep testing 8.04a4-6, I gedit files on an external fat32 USB drive and
it happens exactly as she says : occasionally, saving, or rather wanting to
save, a long time edit file (typically dormant behind a background tab) will
produce that message.
But the file
Would bug 125887 be worth the trip?
Please warn them over there if any similarity found.
André.
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I can say that the situation is sticky.
That is, once gedit alledges that the file was externally modified, it will
continue to do so if one selects Don't save and tries to save again (and
again).
This said, I investigated a case and I attached a log showing :
- the time and time stamps of the
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It's getting worse :
7.10 : suspend and restore worked
8.04a5 : (up to) only suspend works; resume crashes
8.04a6 : suspend itself crashes.
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You
Timo Aaltonen wrote:
So only changing the xorg.conf made it work right? Please attach the
working version.
Right, right.
Here is the working version.
Please remember it's made of two parts :
1) beginning built by 8.04a5
2) screen related rest taken from 7.04,
overlaid starting at Section
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/Xorg.0.log for 8.04a5. Note the number of
Not using default mode 1024x768 (hsync out of range)
messages apparently being the source of the problem.
Cheers.
André.
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Xorg.0.log for 7.04 for comparison.
incomplete status still there? :-)
Les petits ruisseaux font les grandes rivières.
Thanks. André.
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Binary package hint: xorg
Display adapter as reported by xserver is :
VIA Technologies, Inc. VT8623 [Apollo CLE266] integrated CastleRock graphics
Other details:
PC make: GMTNet
Motherboard: M789CG (V3.0A)
www.pcchips.com.tw/PCCWeb/Products/ProductsDetail.aspx?DetailID=348
As this bug is supposed to be fixed and as I have similar but presumably
different problems with the same chipset, I have filed new bug #197514 instead
of be looking like commenting a fix.
I have attributed it to xorg.
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** Summary changed:
- ACPI problems with Toshiba Tecra 8000
+ ACPI wakeup crashes on Toshiba (Tecra 8000)
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: acpi
- I'm trying to introduce Ubuntu in Belarus !!! I'd like a guest child to
return to Belarus in August with a nice gift : a clean 8.04
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: acpi
In summary, on Toshiba Tecra 8000 laptop (and maybe others)
1) Although ACPI couldn't be used with 7.10, the power switch did a marvelous
suspend/wakeup.
- 2) ACPI now works with 8.04 but wakeup crashes
+ 2) ACPI now works with 8.04 but
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 195968 ***
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Binary package hint: evolution
U 8.04 alpha 5
Evolution 2.21.91-0ubuntu1
Started mail client
Configured
No window appeared
Launched mail client again
Bug report appeared
Seems to run
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Binary package hint: acpi
I'm trying to introduce Ubuntu in Belarus !!! I'd like a guest child to return
to Belarus in August with a nice gift : a clean 8.04 to run on that excellent
spare Tecra 8000 laptop.
I'm willing to do everything I can to help fixing this problem.
** Description changed:
NB: my real point is not to fix the death cause.
It's resurrection, in the second paragraph.
I (too vaguely) describe the events in case it could help.
I installed ubuntu-desktop on top of Xubuntu.
I started a few Gnome logins in test users' sessions, left
Experiencing the same message on 7.10 (gutsy), FAT USB disk CD-ROM.
The Unsafe... message didn't appear in xfce until I installed ubuntu-desktop
on top of an Xubuntu installation (now appears in both gnome and xfce).
BTW, the message doesn't say which device is unsafe, which may be important if
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NB: my real point is not to fix the death cause.
It's resurrection, in the second paragraph.
I (too vaguely) describe the events in case it could help.
I installed ubuntu-desktop on top of Xubuntu.
I started a few Gnome logins in test users' sessions, left active.
Then, I
I can confirm this problem, and with a possibly enlightening variation.
This is using 2 Tecra 8000 @ 366 400 MHz, 256 MiB.
I've never seen the problem with 7.06.
With 7.10, I have seen it consistently in a dozen or so LiveCD boots.
With both 7.10 CR and release.
Except once, at which time I quit
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