Public bug reported:
we are 2017-06-11
working on HP probook 650g1
Description:Ubuntu 16.04.2 LTS
Release:16.04
from ubuntu sw I should be able to automatically install 2 updates, one for
system one for other sw.
after clicking on install(for both) button, scroll bar go to middle
Public bug reported:
I use Ubuntu 12.04 LTS
I have always this message after the installation of the updates:
installArchives() failed: (Reading database ...
(Reading database ... 5%%
(Reading database ... 10%%
(Reading database ... 15%%
(Reading database ... 20%%
(Reading database ... 25%%
Chris
Using latest ubuntu 7.04, the problems are gone. It works now perfectly.
Thanks for your infos.
Regards
Marc
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Since Dapper pre-releases USB-related problem with booting
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/77922
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Hi
With motherboard set to High Speed 480 mbps for USB, I have the described boot
problem.
With Motherboard set to Full Speed 12 mbps, it works properly
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/77922
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: initramfs-tools
Marc - Is the bug mentioned by vijay (bug 30333) the same bug that you reported
in
bug 43950??
If so, I think we need to start a fresh bug report and have you two
describe your problem as best you can...
I was running breezy without
Vijay, Chris
have a look at new bug report 77922. Hope that can help.
Regards
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After upgrading from breezy, the system will not boot
https://launchpad.net/bugs/30333
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Vijay, Chris
have a look at new bug report 77922. Hope that can help.
Regards
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After upgrading from breezy, the system will not boot
https://launchpad.net/bugs/30333
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I was testing Vijay's solution: switsching motherboard USB from High speed to
Full speed and it works now without problem.
Comment from Asus: EHCI hand-off support is missing.
What's EHCI? Is it finally a bug or not?
Thanks for your precious help.
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After upgrading from breezy, the system
Hi Vijay
I thought youa re one of my collegues from Chennai
Anyway, nice to hear from you and to get confirmation that my old problem
was not only in my dreams!
I totally agree with you and found that the problem is live upgrading from
brezzy to Dapper (previous version was working properly) and
Chris
There is absolutely no problem such with Windows (there are enough other big
problems with MS!)
I changed hd and reinstalled Dapper from scratch, ugraded to 6.10,
installed 6.10 from scratch, upgraded BIOS... still a problem.
The problem occured changing motherboard from Asus A8N-E to
.
It's finally a problem about USB at booting.
Hope that can help a bit.
Regards
Marc
2006/12/21, Chris Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Thu, 2006-12-21 at 17:00 +, Marc Grosse wrote:
I suggest, just forget this problem, I can live with it, just removing
USB
devices during booting operation
That's what I found out by the way. removing this devices.
Why does it stops booting ubuntu while it's running afterwards?
Marc
2006/12/21, Chris Wagner [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
On Thu, 2006-12-21 at 18:00 +, Marc Grosse wrote:
There is no booting problem when I remove from an USB plug the ICY
Chris
this problem still exists with 6.10.
Everything was perfect till Dapper when the problem happened, with the same
system, motherdoard, CPU...
Since Dapper, I have this problem. But it seams I was not alone with such
problem or similar booting problems.
Kind regards
Marc
2006/12/21, Chris
Hi Steven
This bug specific to dapper (brezzy was running perfectly on same system)
affects as well a fresh install of dapper as an upgrade from brezzy via
Synaptic.
A lot of problem reports has been posted on several forums, french, English...
without any solution but (for my CPU) removing
Chris
it's not only a problem of installation, it's also the same problem at system
startup: system (32 or 64 bits, both tested) is hanging at mounting root file
system. Removing USB2 support in bios makes it work properly.
My system is up to date with new kernel 2.6.15-25-386.
How can I send
That's exactly the same symptoms on my system. (bug# 43950)
I solved the problem removing USB2 support in bios.
But the bug still exists!
I expected a solution today updating the kernel to 2.6.15-25-386.
But the bug still alive!
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Mount Root Files System Failed
https://launchpad.net/bugs/47768
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