Not a fix for S0i3, but the latest X1 6th Gen BIOS (1.30) now has a
power option to enable S3 without having to patch.
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Title:
X1 Carbon 6th gen
I'm testing this some more, and it looks like it's still easy to
reproduce on my system.
cc2ab6833adc73311a2407be2eb5f915 /usr/bin/qemu-system-x86_64
I can cause the guest to drop VM networking with an rsync+ssh from a
nearby host.
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So I'm sorry to report that after about 50 days of uptime on qemu-kvm
(1.0+noroms-0ubuntu14.3) I had 3 VMs out of ~60 in my cluster drop off
the network. It happened on different host machines, so it's not a
single machine in the cluster that's a problem.
Two of the nodes were restarted (full qem
As far as I can tell the fix is still not released in -proposed
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Title:
KVM images lose connectivity with bridged network
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Also confirmed fixed with backported 3.17-3.
>From the upstream changelog:
Changes in quota-tools from 3.16 to 3.17
* add EXT4 (not only EXT4DEV) to the list of supported filesystems (Mingming
Cao)
It would be nice to have quota 3.17 backported to Jaunty.
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Disk quotas do not work in ext4
ht
I found some more info:
hw-detect/hw-detect.sh includes this code:
# Install acpi
if [ -d /proc/acpi ]; then
apt-install acpi || true
apt-install acpid || true
apt-install acpi-support-base || true
fi
It seems like the issue is that the packages are just missing from the
Public bug reported:
Similar to https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/36838.
There are use cases for supporting the power button acpi event by
default.
#1: It makes the behavior for server hardware the same as desktop.
Pressing the button on the machine starts a clean shutdown.
#2: Running Ubuntu und
Unfortuantely, Alt-F3 is under control of the search bar. The only way
to get it to release it is to right-click on the search bar and change
the keybinding there. I might have given up and just disabled the
search app. I am going to do some from-scratch testing.. but I think
this bug needs to g
Updated to 1:0.6.0+git20071008, this is now fixed on my system (ThinkPad
X60). No longer hides panel or keyring password prompt at login.
Thanks!
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[MASTER] broken initial stacking (was: compiz hides quick loading windows at
login)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/147943
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This is more of a general config problem with compiz. On my system it
is not enabled by default, but after it is enabled there is no way to
change the behavior of some keys.
If I enable "Normal" under Visual Effects, it sets the Alt-F1 keybinding
to "Show the panel menu".
If I change this keyboa
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
When compiz is enabled, some keybindings are setup by compiz that are
not editable from gnome-keybinding-properties. This will be very
confusing for users who re-assign keys with gnome-keybinding-properties
and multiple actions happen.
Example:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-source-2.6.17
To support KPC650 EVDO network cards, usb-serial must be patched to
support an extra parameter
Info here:
http://www.junxion.com/opensource/linux_highspeed_usbserial.html
Patch for 2.6.17:
--- usb-serial.c.orig 2006-09-25 13:11:41.
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