To be more specific about this part, the software used to manage and
tag my MP3 files is Apple's iTunes and ID tag generated is IDv2.3
I came across this bug while searching for something else, and I
thought
I'd try and add a little insight:
To me it looks like a tag decoding library
same thing viewed here
Ubuntu 6.10 up-to-date on x86_64
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http://librarian.launchpad.net/6563422/_usr_bin_banshee.1000.crash
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Thanks for the tip,
using this in my xorg.conf resolved the problem and gave me the right
resolution (1600x1200) :
Section Monitor
Identifier 102015
HorizSync 30-76
VertRefresh 50-75
Option DPMS
Option NoDDC
EndSection
So
Thanks for your help but didn't help to resolve anything :
I did the 'sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-xorg' thing but I end up having
some kind of virtual desktop in 1280x1024 (the screen slides when the
mouse touches the borders).
I tryed to do 'sudo ddcprobe | grep monitorrange'
wich gave me
As I wrote above :
There are actually two workarounds WORKING (I did test)
So yes system boots fine after you use one of them.
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What more information can I give ?
The typical network concerned by this report is as is :
workstations -- proxy -- firewall -- internet
if the firewall or internet part is failling (non answering), Firefox
have the described behaviour.
When switching workspaces in Xwindow, the Firefox window
Public bug reported:
I am using at work some HP workstations dc7700p.
The video card is an Intel i965.
Ubuntu is 6.10 with all updates.
Xorg does work if using the i810 driver in xorg.conf, however this
triggers some troubles :
-I was unable to switch up to 1600x1200 on my 20' inches LCD,
Public bug reported:
When trying to start the Ubuntu alternate install CD 6.06 on HP dc7700p,
the boot process starts then rapidily hangs.
Some forums around pointed the faulty one to be the bugged Bios on this
hardware.
There are actually two workarounds working (I did test) :
boot with the
happens more often if you are connected to more than one server then
close x-chat with the keyboard Ctrl-Q combination.
Here's one of my crash just happened
** Attachment added: crash report
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Same here with Ubuntu 6.10 final, I get the list of the available
keyboards but no image to show the key placements.
system is 6.10 x86_64, upgraded from a 6.06 with the 'gksu' command,
worked on 6.06, forced to reinstall the gnome-control-center package to
be sure, same result.
** Attachment
Same here
upgrade from Ubuntu 6.06 to 6.10 with 'gksu sh /cdrom/cdromupgrade'
bi-Opteron on Tyan Tiger K8WE + Nvidia GeForce 7600
** Attachment added: result of lspci
http://librarian.launchpad.net/4939038/lspci.txt
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usplash appears black and white
https://launchpad.net/bugs/67545
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Binary package hint: firefox
use firefox with a proxy server configured with automatic proxy and
network detection, browse on websites with a big lag (takes time to
answer) or block the network going on the outside from the proxy.
Firefox is freezing, you can't click
hello all,
I did saw the problem too on my computer, I have a Ubuntu 6.06 install in
french with a french keyboard.
When I plug my spare japanese USB keyboard and I switch keyboard layout with
gnome-keyboard-properties I am able to only input katakanas and alphabet (when
using the switching
May be related to the fact that my ~/.bashrc is not new.
I used Fedora Core distros, then switched to Ubuntu so the expected
variable you talk about is missing.
Here's the (very simple) content :
# .bashrc
# User specific aliases and functions
# Source global definitions
if [ -f /etc/bashrc
Public bug reported:
-launch a gnome-terminal window
-type a SSH log-in command to a server 'ssh [EMAIL PROTECTED]'
-when logged in, the Terminal window title moves from Terminal to [EMAIL
PROTECTED]:~
-log-out from the remote machine (typing logout or Ctrl+d)
-the Window title should go back to
I just tested with an edgy Knot-2 Live CD, and it was unable to power
off after plugging and unplugging the power cable.
you mean since it was not able to power-off I had to unplug the power
cable , right ?
btw, I changed my motherboard recently from a Tyan Tiger K8W to a Tiger K8WE.
Now the
ao2
the first time I had the problem I was still using the Fedora distro, so yes it
definitely seems kernel related.
We all hope someone involved in kernel devel seriously takes a look at this.
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One of the main question dragged by this case is this one :
what does Linux during installation does to make a Grub installed in
active partition to work (along with a Windows previously installed) ?
No matter the times I issue 'grub-install /dev/hda2' (it's hda2 for me)
I never was able to boot
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: grub
Hello,
with this bug report I'd like to attract the attention of peoples involved with
Grub developpement (I suppose there's at least one using Ubuntu that will read
the launchpad).
I ran into a very annoying behaviour that reveals a lack of
I did another attempt on my computer since the thing seemed fixed on
greghall 's one
alas 2.6.15-26 (3 Aug version) does not fix for me, still no poweroff
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update done today, switching to kernel 2.6.15-26-amd64-generic.
No change:
-Will now halt
-black screen but power remains
-motherboard starting to beep after a while (you have to completely remove the
power cord or press reset to restart cleanly)
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kernel 2.6.15-25 did not fix for me, still no power off
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