Thanks for mentioning that workaround, Carl. I've noticed it seems to
have allowed AIGLX to load properly but if I run glxgears the computer
(a Powerbook G4 15) hangs and I need to power off. Do you have working
GL support?
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Webcam has stopped working. System is running Ubuntu 11.10, and the
webcam is listed as follows by 'lsusb':
064e:a103 Suyin Corp. Acer/HP Integrated Webcam [CN0314]
I have tried 'cheese', luvcview, guvcview and mplayer, and all give
errors.
luvcview probably provides the
I have the same problem on Xubuntu 11.04. After some length of time, the
computer stops responding to pings. Unloading and reloading the rt61pci
module fixes it immediately. I have tried two different wireless cards,
and both were affected (Edimax and D-Link). I wonder if there is a way
to detect
I've managed to make this work by installing the versions of libsane and
libsane-extras from Debian Squeeze.
http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/s/sane-backends/libsane_1.0.21-9_i386.deb
http://ftp.us.debian.org/debian/pool/main/s/sane-backends-extras/libsane-extras_1.0.21.2_i386.deb
Hello Bryce. I don't hold out much hope of this bug being fixed anytime
soon, and probably won't have access to my laptop to test it for some
months.
When I have time and access to my laptop again, I will be pursuing this
matter again. This is likely to be in a few months' time.
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Another sufferer of this bug here.
I get these garbled network names and the Ad Hoc networks I create
disappear and reappear in the Network Manager user interface (and
iwlist scans from other PCs) with no rhyme nor reason.
I have upgraded to the daily trunk builds from the Network Manager PPAs,
Same here with Huawei E170 USB stick 3.5G modem.
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Yes, the backlight has never worked on my S3 Savage since about Hoary
Hedgehog :(
I have tried everything and have to write fancy scripts that call
vbetool, which is not user-friendly or conveient... and it only
works then if I close the laptop lid anyway,...
On Sat, Dec 12, 2009 at 4:13 PM,
This has been fixed for a long time. Sorry for not updating the ticket
sooner!
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Thanks - you may close this ticket if you like. I'm willing to believe
LionsPhil's comment that it's a hardware fault.
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Thanks Lynn. You were right and I hadn't read them. My Compose key now
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I am also having problems with the compose key. Unlike others here, I
can't type accented characters no matter whether I press the accent
first or the letter first.
With Xserver 1.5.2 that is in Intrepid, I had to manually create the
xorg.conf file, and I copied my config from my old Hardy
Same problem for me, after changing the language of the computer from
English to French.
I fixed by moving all contents of my old ~/Desktop folder to the new
~/Bureau, including the hidden file '.directory'. After that I logged
out and logged back in and all was well.
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xset dpms force off
xset dpms force standby
etc...
...all still fail to switch off the backlight on my notebook. I have
done numerous fresh installs of Ubuntu since the problem first appeared
with Feisty Fawn, and have tested with both Hardy Heron Intrepid Ibex.
Here is the 2nd of the 2 files
** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log as requested
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/19570965/Xorg.0.log
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Thanks, LionsPhil. I don't have access to a copy of Windows and am happy
for your input. I will continue to rely on software suspend to resfresh
the sound chip after it stops working, and meanwhile hope that perhaps
somehow PulseAudio might alleviate the problem to some degree - though I
doubt it
I do not have my computer with me at the moment but will test again when
I receive it in the next few weeks.
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On Mon, Apr 21, 2008 at 11:05 PM, Ian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Annoyingly using ndiswrapper isn't an option for me, because the card
maker only supplies a Windows .exe file which isn't an archive format
7zip knows about, not .inf files.
Ian, just run the installer .exe under WINE - I've
I'm running Hardy with latest updates and this still doesn't work for me
either.
I don't use gnome-power-manager (just xscreensaver's power management),
but even running 'xset dpms force off' doesn't switch off the backlight.
My X driver is 'savage'.
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The problem is most definitely at either the ACPI level, or the X server
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problem ever since Feisty.
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Should I log another bug for this against xserver-xorg-video-savage ?
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Thanks _oOMOo_ - I had noticed that with the various updates to Hardy,
the disk device was swapping between sda hda, and for that reason
added stanzas for both disk in /etc/hdparm.conf.
Strangely, I'm unable to reproduce this fault right now but will update
the ticket if/when I see the problem
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: hdparm
I have parallel installs of Gutsy Hardy on my laptop, and some time
ago read about the load cycle count problem and how to stop the rapid
increase in load cycles by disabling power management via hdparm. I
immediately configured hdparm.conf and
Thanks for the tip but xgamma doesn't work for me. - it does absolutely
nothing. I tried many different values and nothing worked.
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Unfortunately the problem is still present with the latest Hardy Alpha.
After some time, sound stops working without warning and can only be
restored by suspending/resuming or rebooting the notebook.
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Many thanks, Leann. I'm testing with kernel 2.6.24-2 from Hardy Alpha 2
right now - so far haven't been able to cause sound to die but the
problem is pretty intermittent so I'll keep trying.
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** Attachment added: alsacards.tmp
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Thanks Leann. I'm attaching all of the files created by the alsa-
info.sh script mentioned at the link you gave above. First off, here is
the dmesg output, requested *after* the sound ceased working:
** Attachment added: Dmesg output
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Note that the file 'alsa-hda-intel.tmp' was empty and could not be
uploaded.
It would appear from the dmesg output that when sound stops working,
nothing is seen to have changed from the kernel's point of view.
However, applications that utilise sound hang on accessing sound support
once the
Note that the file 'alsa-hda-intel.tmp' was empty and could not be
uploaded.
It would appear from the dmesg output that when sound stops working,
nothing is seen to have changed from the kernel's point of view.
However, applications that utilise sound hang on accessing sound support
once the
I am having this problem with Gutsy 7.10. I have tried reversing the
order of the fstypes in fstab, and also replacing both with 'auto' but
to no avail. Is there a fix in sight?
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It appears to be a VIA chipset - I've attached lspci from the computer
concerned.
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I've tried booting the new kernel and it makes no difference
unfortunately. Sound still stops working at some point and cannot be
restarted short of suspending the computer or rebooting.
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I tried using the native kernel module (rt61pci) again last night
instead of NDISwrapper and I found that the signal strength was about
1/3 to 1/4 of what I get with NDISwrapper, and that it was generally
unreliable. I've heard other reports of low signal strength too.
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Yes Leann, this is still an issue with 7.10 (Gutsy) and the linux-
backports-modules package installed. Sound stops working randomly,
especially when several sounds are triggered near simultaneously - e.g.
whilst receiving a Gaim message audible notification whilst playing a
music file.
In the
I have the same problem here, on a server install of Hardy alpha. I
don't run LDAP. I have commented out my ethernet interface in
/etc/network/interfaces, as I typically only use my wireless card.
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Just in case some here aren't aware, ndiswrapper is a 100% reliable
replacement for the native rt61 driver. It simply 'wraps' the Windows
XP/2000 driver in a partial Windows emulation layer, and I've been using
it for several months and never lose connection or have to restart the
interface.
So
Thanks Leann, I will do as you say and update this ticket with the
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I have a similar bug in Gutsy - Epiphany does not honour the Gconf
/system/http_proxy/ settings. I have tried setting them via gnome-
network-preferences and also via /etc/gconf/gconf.xml.mandatory schema.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ gconftool -R /system/http_proxy
use_http_proxy = true
mode = manual
I managed to resolve this soon after my last comment - it appears that
all of the above settings must be created under the /system/proxy/ key.
As soon as I'd done that it started working.
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Here's the results from my Portege 3480CT:
cat /var/lib/acpi-support/*-*
Version 1.40
TOSHIBA
P3480
Version 1.0
and:
cat /proc/cpuinfo
processor : 0
vendor_id : GenuineIntel
cpu family : 6
model : 8
model name : Pentium III (Coppermine)
stepping: 6
In my case the problem is with the S3 Savage (xserver-xorg-video-
savage?) driver, so you can close this one and I'll hang on to some of
the other reports of the same problem, such as bug 71368, bug 117836,
bug 140644 and 158022.
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(I have been lurking on various other Launchpad bugs for some time but
now as it seems this bug is appearing in various X.org drivers, and
Launchpad bugs are being logged for each specific X.org driver, I'm
going to add my
Thanks for the fix Sascha, but I just tried it and it doesn't work for
me.
My problem is slightly different to yours in that my backlight *always*
stays on - it never turns off, even for a few seconds. When it should
turn off it actually gets pretty bright white in a weird kind of grid
pattern
This is still not fixed for me, now on Gutsy (having reinstalled from
scratch several times along the way) and backlight still does not switch
off when Xscreensaver tries to trigger it or when I run xset.
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Same problem on Toshiba Portege 3480CT. The last version I remember the
backlight being able to turn off with xscreensaver and xset was Edgy.
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Still not fixed for me. When Xscreensaver tries to 'standby' after 10
minutes my screen backlight does not turn off - although I see an
interesting pattern which kinda looks like a grid of transistors in
bright white against the black background, so I suspect it is trying to
turn off.
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After compiling and installing 'vanilla' kernel 2.6.23.1, my machine
runs at full speed again and also suspend to disk RAM both work. I
will just hope that the Ubuntu kernel devs are able to ix this sometime
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Francisco, what type of hardware are you running on? And have you seen
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My laptop has a Pentium III 600 (Coppermine) CPU, and none of the
various CPU frequency/scaling kernel modules are loadable. This means
that the subdirectories under /sys for controlling throttling etc are
non-existent.
With ACPI enabled, the kernel seems to run slowly right from the start.
When
Exactly the same problem here.
Network Manager (or one of its helpers) seems to assume that the DHCP
server is *always* a DNS caching server (i.e. that it will accept DNS
queries on 53/UDP 53/TCP, look up the results and return the resolved
IP address to a client). This is by no means the case
Please ignore my last comment in its entirety. I have just checked
again and my laptop *is* getting the correct nameservers from the
router's DHCP configuration. It is *not* over-riding this and trying to
use the router itself as a resolver.
Network Manager does take a little while to
Dennda, just out of interest, have you tried booting with ACPI disabled
to see if this helps with the speed?
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Using Dapper, Edgy, Feisty and Gutsy on 2 almost identical Toshiba
notebooks, I've found that almost without fail my computers' sound will
stop working completely at some point during my sessions. This causes
MPD (music player daemon) and any other multimedia applications
Although similar, this does not appear to be a duplicate of
[url=https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/alsa-lib/+bug/85157]bug
85157[/url], as the remedy listed there does not work.
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With Gutsy I am finally able to use Network Manager to connect to WPA-
protected wireless networks with my notebook's RT61 PC card. However,
the connection stops working within several minutes, at which point I am
not even able to ping the router. After the most recent
Another 'me too' on a machine that has been dist-upgraded from
Dapper-Edgy-Feisty - though in my case the system boots fine. I don't
run usplash and booted without 'quiet' and there doesn't seem to be any
obvious error message displayed then, nor in the dmesg output.
lspci output:
00:00.0 Host
I've just started a Gutsy Netboot install on my other laptop, which is a
very similar Toshiba Portege 3490CT and from the start the text mode
installer ran at an appalling speed; when the screen was cleared and a
new page displayed the update could be seen proceeding line by line.
Adding
Public bug reported:
I have been running Ubuntu on my Toshiba Portege 3480CT since Dapper
days, without problems. I am currently dual-booting Feisty and Gutsy on
the laptop, and Feisty has no problems. Although the machine is used as
a desktop, I use server mode install, and add my preferred
With vanilla kernel 2.6.21, both hibernate suspend work perfectly, to
my surprise, whereas Ubuntu's 2.6.20-15 still hangs on resume from
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I've got the same problem with Feisty too, and also had suspend to RAM
working fine with Edgy/6.10. Toshiba Portege 3480CT
Relevant section of Kernel Suspend debug output (as per
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingKernelSuspend) is:
[ 22.478275] ACPI: (supports S0 S1 S3 S4 S5)
[ 22.478417]
For the record, my wireless card chipset is an Ralinktech RT61, PCMCIA
version. I've now upgraded to Feisty and with the Serialmonkey drivers
it seems to be working okay!
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Unfortunately I'm not using Dapper anymore so am unable to reproduce.
Both Edgy and Feisty work fine for me. Is it best to close this bug and
let someone reopen/re-report if they encounter the same problem?
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This is still happening with current Feisty package for X.org 7.2
(package xorg v. 7.2-0ubuntu2)
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Michael, does 'xset dpms force off' turn off the backlight?
If not, this bug is with X and not with gnome-power-manager
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S3 Savage DRI has now been fixed with Alex Deucher's patch for the Xorg
7.1 Savage module - see here:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6357
Can we possibly get this included for Feisty?
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Unfortunately the latest Edgy updates as at today have not not fixed
this for me. I'm running a Toshiba notebook with S3 Savage.
Running 'xset dpms force off' makes the screen go black but the
backlight stays on (it doesn't even turn off for a second), and just a
few seconds later the screen
Any news of a fix for this?
As with bug 37364, 'xset dpms force off' clears the display but does not
turn it off.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-
video-i810/+bug/37364/
I have to use 'sudo vbetool dpms off' to actually switch off the
backlight.
This is troublesome,
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