This bug affects me on 14.04. Would it be dangerous to endeavour an
upgrade from 14.04 to 16.04 without taking care of this issue first?
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I tried 3.2rc4, but the problem persists. Also, it won't connect to the
wireless network with 3.2rc4, but that's another issue.
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I'll be happy to. I'm not the most experienced with this, so let me
just check that I got this right: when I install v3.2-rc4 (the latest
Oneiric kernel), I'll just reboot, and before the login prompt I'll be
asked to choose the new or the old kernel? Because at the moment, it
all just goes on
Public bug reported:
This is likely a kernel problem, but I couldn't figure out which package
to file it against if it is. I know others have had this bug, but I
haven't seen it reported from this hardware.
I'm on a Dell Inspiron 15R (N5110) laptop. It says to specify the
manufacturer of the
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I'm having this problem too, again. It did work when I first mounted it
today, but then suddenly it was read-only on the next mount. On 10.04.
dosfsck returns this for /dev/sdb:
dosfsck 3.0.7, 24 Dec 2009, FAT32, LFN
Too many clusters (1982207) for FAT16 filesystem.
It doesn't change
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Binary package hint: firefox-3.5
Sometimes, when middle-clicking a link to open a page in a new tab,
Firefox freezes up completely. The tab opens and the page begins to
load, but after a couple of seconds, it freezes. The Gnome panels seem
to freeze as well; moving the
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This problem hasn't occured since I upgraded to Jaunty, so it appears to
be fixed.
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Mouse pointer won't move on boot
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How so? I can see it just fine in my previous comment? See:
http://i33.tinypic.com/2v0fp7r.png
I'll attach it to this comment too.
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Mouse pointer won't move on boot
The problem seems to occur more infrequently than before. Both times it
has happened since your comment the problem was gone after I plugged the
mouse out and in again. dmesg.log.problemgone is the output of dmesg
after I unplugged and replugged it, dmesg.log.problem is before I
unplugged it.
Yes, it's still there in Intrepid, but it doesn't happen quite as often.
Maybe every three reboots from OS X or so.
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Mouse pointer won't move on boot
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Done: http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=554590
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Certain songs won't play with crossfade backend on
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On boot, sometimes the mouse pointer is stuck and won't move unless the
mouse is plugged out and back in, and even then it will only work for a
few seconds until it's stuck again. It's Apple's Mighty Mouse. I dual-
boot OS X, and the problem only seems to appear when I have
Nevermind, I managed to do it.
I have attached a log of me playing the song Did You See the Words by
Animal Collective, fast forwarding to the end, expecting to have the
next song Grass playing, which it doesn't (I discovered this song also
has this problem). Then I doubleclick on Grass, which
Do you want me to copy the output? It seems I can't do that, the output
is way to large to highlight and copy, and it won't redirect to a file
when I ask it to.
mån 2008-08-18 klockan 07:44 + skrev Sebastien Bacher:
thank you for your bug report, could you run rhythmbox -d and copy the
log
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Binary package hint: rhythmbox
I was listening to an album in Rhythmbox (without shuffle), with the
crossfade backend on, set to 0.1 seconds, just to make it play
gaplessly. For some reason, one of the songs (Heimdalsgate Like a
Promethean Curse by Of Montreal) didn't play.
I will do so.
On Feb 11, 2008 8:08 AM, Martin Pitt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for reporting back. The output you sent looks fine, you do not
have any manual configuration, and the mount point says rw (read-
write) instead of ro (read only). If you encounter this again, can you
please
Thank you for addressing this issue! :)
Here is what I get:
$ gconftool-2 -R --ignore-schema-defaults /system/storage
/system/storage/default_options:
/system/storage/default_options/ntfs:
fstype_override = (inget värde satt)
mount_options = (inget värde satt)
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Binary package hint: gnome-mount
I get this problem on Ubuntu 7.10 as well as 7.04 running on a Mac Pro.
When I connect my first generation Ipod nano to the USB jack, both the
Ipod and Ubuntu recognize each other. However, the Ipod is mounted as
read-only, for all users
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