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A fix has landed for this upstream, it would be great if the package
could be updated with the fix:
https://github.com/snapcore/snapd/pull/11023
See this thread: https://forum.snapcraft.io/t/egl-using-snaps-on-impish-
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According to the changelog: Disable Vegas Flash subsitute plugin as
it breaks Flash on some websites
This is reasonable, but some users may prefer Vegas. Ideally, it would
be split-off into a separate binary package, so users who want it can
install it, and other users won't
Can we get this fix into Quantal?
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libfuse2: arch-dependent files in Multi-Arch: same package
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If compression time is a concern, it's possible to do multi-threaded xz
compression. See my project https://github.com/vasi/pixz , but of course
it wouldn't be terribly difficult for someone to implement this
specifically in dpkg, either.
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The Ubuntu popcon website reports Last generated on Sun Oct 9 22:32:09
2011 UTC. It used to be updated daily. Could someone please get it
going again?
Thanks!
** Affects: popularity-contest (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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FFe: gdisk is out of date
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It makes a certain amount of sense to pop up the Nautilus window when a
USB key is inserted with a single filesystem on it. But--to take a
degenerate case--if an external drive with 100 partitions is inserted,
opening up windows for all 100 is clearly never the right thing to do.
So perhaps
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gdisk in natty and oneiric is currently at version 0.6.14, released in
January 2011. The current version is 0.8.0, and Debian testing contains
0.7.2.
Newer versions fix some bugs that could cause damaged partition tables.
They also add support for the new-ish GUID that
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: util-linux
libblkid isn't careful about avoiding integer overflows. If parts of the
HFS catalog file have block offsets of more than UINT32_MAX, blkid will
report no label, when a label does in fact exist. If such partitions are
listed in fstab by LABEL,
Another bug fixed upstream: https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source
/util-linux/+bug/789928
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Ick, this is worse than I thought. It appears that upon every reboot,
all BT pairing info is lost, and I need to re-pair all devices.
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Title:
A workaround to boot with the root mounted read-only is to edit the grub
command line so it includes init=/bin/bash. Obviously non-ideal, but
it lets me run zerofree at least.
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The bluetooth icon in the top panel is grayed out. Click on it yields a
menu reporting Bluetooth: On, but has no menu items for adding
devices, just Turn Off Bluetooth and Bluetooth preferences. The
bluetooth preferences dialog only shows a giant Turn On Bluetooth
button,
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MacBook4,1: Bluetooth doesn't work
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After running '/etc/init.d/bluetooth restart', the following lines were
added to dmesg:
[ 724.499721] Bluetooth: RFCOMM TTY layer initialized
[ 724.499730] Bluetooth: RFCOMM socket layer initialized
[ 724.499731] Bluetooth: RFCOMM ver 1.11
[ 724.598368] Bluetooth: HIDP (Human Interface
Thanks again cjwatson! I love when bug reports get such quick turnaround
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Overlapping partitions created on Apple GPT
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Rod, the gptsync code in parted is (and has been) only enabled on Intel
Macs. Other machines will create regular old protective MBRs.
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I was just doing some testing and realized that there's a bigger
problem: If a disk has no EFI system partition, and no grub_bios
partition, then the hybrid-MBR we create doesn't contain an 0xEE
partition at all, and Linux will not recognize the disk as GPT! We
should definitely special-case this
Here's a patch to libparted/labels/gpt.c that's a first stab at a
solution. The changes:
1. Only the first partition may start at sector 1, don't modify later
partitions that way. This avoids overlap.
2. If no protective partition at all is found, place at the start of the
MBR a tiny fake
I just happened to do a couple of installs in VMs with ubiquity 2.6.5,
and this worked wonderfully. Thanks!
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Ubiquity doesn't suggest to
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Binary package hint: virtualbox-ose
When attempting to use vdfuse to mount a .vdi containing extended
partitions, it fails with Invalid EBR signature found on image.
To reproduce:
- Download attached overflow.vdi.xz, decompress with 'xz -d overflow.vdi.xz'
- Try to mount
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Binary package hint: parted
Release: Natty daily 2011.04.10. Bug also occurs in Maverick and Lucid.
Package: parted 2.3-5ubuntu4
Parted in Ubuntu is patched to sync the hybrid-MBR with the GPT
partition table on Apple systems. Under certain circumstances, a broken
Formatting of fdisk output is pretty borked, is there a way to fix that?
In any case, here are the pre- and post-install partition tables when
installing Ubuntu on my triple-boot system:
PRE GPT:
Number Start End Size File system Name Flags
17.4kB 20.5kB
Aside from the proximate bug in gptsync.patch, there are two reasons I
think this shouldn't have become an issue in the first place. I'd
appreciate any thoughts.
1. Not all partition types should go in the hybrid MBR
The hybrid MBR exists for just two reasons:
i. So non-GPT-aware OSes can
cjwatson, thanks so much for taking a look at this.
I hear your concern about changing whether irrelevant partitions are
placed in the hybrid MBR. Note however that the only partition numbering
that would change would be in the MBR. In a GPT + hybrid-MBR
configuration, linux takes its partition
Works fine for me on maverick now.
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bcmwl kernel source needs to be reinstalled for Broadcom 4312 to work
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Support for at least some Broadcom 801.11n wireless chipsets was just
added to b43 by a kind hacker:
http://zajec.net/blog/view/2010-broadcom-802.11n-in-b43 . Works for me
on a MacBook4,1 with PCI ID 14e4:4328.
Currently these machines need the proprietary bcmwl (aka
Link is broken, but the code is still available here:
http://pastebin.com/7rvxR38d
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Add support for toggling HFS+ journaling
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Some potential issues:
- Shouldn't we make sure the journal is clean, and that the volume was
cleanly unmounted, before disabling it?
- What happens to the orphaned JournalInfo and Journal areas after this?
It would probably be appropriate to delete the .journal and
.journal_info_block files so
If the folks at Ubuntu think install into free space is too
complicated for the average user, maybe this feature could be put into
the advanced partitioner screen? Alongside the Add... button to add a
new partition in the selected free space could be an Allocate
automatically button or some such.
The keyboard shortcut Superp is used to switch video modes, eg if you
have multiple monitors attached. See
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/539477
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Fixed in 0.14
** Changed in: refit (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
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If this bug has already been reported, where's the bug of which it is a
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Binary package hint: refit
Release: karmic
refit version: 0.13-3ubuntu2
When the bootloader displays the available boot options, an Ubuntu
install should be shown with a penguin icon and text such as Boot Linux
from PartitionName. Instead, a generic Boot Camp icon is shown,
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Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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Binary package hint: refit
Release: karmic
gptsync version: 0.13-3ubuntu2
Karmic's default partitioning scheme on GPT includes a BIOS Boot
Partition ( http://grub.enbug.org/BIOS_Boot_Partition ) for embedding
grub. After installation, the hybrid MBR may need to be sync'ed,
I have this issue on a MacBook4,1 with BCM4328. Works fine on LiveCD,
but on the installed system doesn't work until the package is
reinstalled. It looks like some folks in the forum are experiencing this
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This seems like an upgrade issue.
Tim, thanks for the feedback. Unfortunately, I've encountered this
problem in non-upgrade scenarios, including both the LiveCD and a fresh
desktop install.
If you use Jockey to enable the Broadcom driver, then SSB should get
blacklisted.
When jockey-gtk is
I can confirm this bug, it looks like ssb is conflicting with wl. To fix
this, run as root:
rmmod wl ssb
modprobe wl
If it works, you can blacklist ssb so you don't have to do this again.
I understand that some people need ssb, but it would be nice if either:
* ssb could be prevented from
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MacBook rev3, rev4: Wireless works in 8.10 but not in Jaunty
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You
As Lubomir mentions, this is the (well known?) problem of ssb
interfering with wl. You should be able to just rmmod wl ssb; modprobe
wl and wireless will work.
To fix this more permanently, create a file /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-
wl.conf containing the line blacklist ssb. Then run
On my MacBook4,1 running Jaunty amd64, bluetooth still goes away after
suspend. A restart of the bluetooth service brings it back.
As a workaround I've added the following to /etc/pm/sleep.d, but this is
obviously not a real fix:
#!/bin/sh
case $1 in
hibernate|suspend)
;;
Hi Ben, thanks for dropping by.
At least on my Mac, the bug occurs both with and without PREEMPT, and
with at least two different HZ settings. Also happens with every
(post-2.6.20) distro I've tried, as well as the default pmac vanilla
kernel, so it's not looking too config-specific. Sometimes it
ScottMiller, before applying the patch how quickly did sound tend to die
on your TiBook? On my Quicksilver sound would work for a minute or two
before ceasing, and with the patch I think I heard a couple of small
pops but nothing very noticeable. If sound fails very quickly on your
TiBook that
I tried a low-latency kernel (PREEMPT, 1000HZ) just to investigate
ScottMiller's hunch that it's related to the popping. It doesn't seem to
be the case on my Mac. I still get very few (if any) pops, and they're
barely noticeable.
jh, sam: I already send benh a mail about the patch.
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thh, your patch works for me on git HEAD
(1a1b285c24e1468afe82b09330dde5192a6e0013). Thanks so much for fixing
this! Would you mind telling me how the dmasound_awacs.c fix came to
your attention? I was completely stuck when I tried looking into this
earlier, maybe I'll learn something :-)
I'm
I'm running on a G4 Quicksilver (Tumbler audio), and this bug is still
present in vanilla kernels (and Ubuntu, Debian, Fedora, and every other
distro I've tried lately). I used git-bisect on a vanilla kernel and it
spat out this commit:
I've verified that I can successfully use the install CDs for Dapper and
Edgy if I boot from a kernel that includes rivafb.
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Edgy appears to have a similar problem with LVM.
Installing from the daily Kubuntu PPC Alternate CD, I accidentally chose
Erase and use LVM instead of Partition manually. This trashed my
data with no apparent way to recover. (Thank goodness for backups!)
Other irreversible choices (such as the
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Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.15-26-powerpc
When the Open Firmware framebuffer (offb) is used, the splash screen
does not appear on my computer--instead there is only a white screen. In
graphical runlevels Xorg eventually launches and displays fine, but the
virtual
Bug applies to Dapper Drake. I'll test with Edgy.
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