I've restored my system to a working state by building lvm2 from
upstream source that includes the referenced patch and using the
compiled lvm to do a config backup which added the missing metadata
attributes then using native lvm (lvm2 2.02.133-1ubuntu7) to restore the
config backup.
All is
The patch referenced above does not have a related bug report in the
upstream project.
The earliest release version the patch is included in is lvm2 2.02.135
** Summary changed:
- LVM cannot mount LVM Cached Volumes from LMDE Betsy
+ LVM in 16.04 cannot mount LVM Cached Volumes created in 15.10
At the very least, there should be a caveat in the 16.04 upgrade notes
to state that any cached lvm volumes should have the caches removed
before the upgrade.
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As I understand it, this bug affects any cached volumes created using
the lvm2 package from 15.10 and then attempting to mount that volume
under 16.04.
I have this issue on two machines. As a workaroundon one of the
machines I was able to mount the volume after booting into a 15.10 live
Still no sanlock driver in 14.10. I would be interested to hear if
anyone has built this and what the steps involved would be.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1263162
Title:
libvirt
System running 12.10 also experiencing the microcode error, resulting in
drop outs, high packet loss and routing issues.
$ lspci -v
04:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation WiFi Link 5100
Subsystem: Intel Corporation WiFi Link 5100 AGN
Flags: bus master, fast devsel, latency
I was experiencing this bug and can confirm that Seth's kernel fixes the
issue.
Connected to AP within seconds, previously would not connect unless I
sat the laptop on top of the AP, and even then it was taking a good few
minutes.
Thanks Seth.
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I can confirm the fix. I've also just updated Samba to 2:3.5.4~dfsg-
1ubuntu8.1 from maverick-proposed and it has resolved the issues for me.
I am now able to copy large files to a Windows 2008 share without
getting the Invalid Argument error and the files now copy fully
instead of just 64KB.
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I can confirm the fix. I've also just updated Samba to 2:3.5.4~dfsg-
1ubuntu8.1 from maverick-proposed and it has resolved the issues for me.
I am now able to copy large files to a Windows 2008 share without
getting the Invalid Argument error and the files now copy fully
instead of just 64KB.
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Hi, I did a dist-upgrade from Lucid to Maverick last week.
I just checked a couple of images containing EXIF data and the bug is
still present in Maverick.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/549627
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Yes I did mean Lucid Beta 1 upgraded from Karmic. I've attached an
image containing EXIF data to demonstrate.
To recreate:
Download Image
Open gnome-appearance-properties
Select background tab, then add..
Select the image you downloaded from the attachment
The thumbnail image in
Occurred to me also after upgrading from 9.10 to 10.04 beta1. Only on
first launch by selecting Broadcast Accounts Second attempt
launched successfully.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/527950
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This is still present in Lucid Beta1. First account creation does not
give IRC as an option. Creating any other chat account first then
allows you to create an IRC account as the second account.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
An image that contains EXIF orientation data displays correctly as a
thumbnail in gnome-appearance-properties i.e gnome-appearance-properties
reads the EXIF and rotates the image. However, when the thumbnail is
selected and applied
I tried that also and it was exactly the same.
IIRC I finally got it to install by only selecting the one partition as
/ and not also selecting the boot partition, then manually moving kernel
to the boot partition and editing /etc/fstab.
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'No root filesystem is defined' error even though root
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubiquity
Using the latest jaunty-desktop-amd64.iso from about a week ago.
Trying to install from the live CD environment I chose manual partitioning
setup, selected a blank preformatted partition for my root partition
(/dev/sda7) and an existing ext2
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21906750/syslog
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'No root filesystem is defined' error even though root fileystem has been
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/324401
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** Attachment added: partman
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21906772/partman
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/324401
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21906798/Screenshot.png
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'No root filesystem is defined' error even though root fileystem has been
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I am a big Ubuntu advocate and when I needed to prepare two Xen virtual
machine hosts, I naturally saw the packages were available and assumed
Xen was supported. Only after I installed Ubuntu Server on both
machines did I find there were no Xen kernel images provided.
It is very disappointing to
@Chris Coulson:
Using Intrepid it looks like it is using ntfs-3g also:
g...@guy-laptop:~$ sudo gnome-mount -vnbtd /dev/sda1
[sudo] password for guy:
gnome-mount 0.8
Xlib: extension RANDR missing on display :0.0.
** (gnome-mount:14645): DEBUG: Mounting
e-e updated this morning, all working fine now.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/316726
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Installing ntfs-config does not clear up the problem.
As far as I am aware ntfs-config is a utility for mounting NTFS
partitions, so yes you will be able to mount the partition using ntfs-
config as a workaround but this does not offer a fix for the bug.
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hal rejects to mount ntfs-3g
This is the verbose output I get:
g...@guy-laptop:~$ gnome-mount -vnbtd /dev/sda1
gnome-mount 0.8
** (gnome-mount:14910): DEBUG: Mounting
/org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_uuid_D0C4C81DC4C807A4
** (gnome-mount:14910): DEBUG: read default option 'locale=' from gconf strlist
key
After some investigating I found that match
key=@block.storage_device:storage.hotpluggable bool=true was not
being matched.
If I removed this match key clause, hal-device lists volume.fstype=ntfs-
3g instead of volume.fstype=ntfs and has the keys with the correct
mount options.
I can now mount
I tested the above commands and got the following results:
(After each command was issued I attempted to open the partition by double
clicking it's icon in 'Computer' and noted the error message)
UDI of my NTFS partition from hal-device:
/org/freedesktop/Hal/devices/volume_uuid_D0C4C81DC4C807A4
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