I've had the same problem over the last couple of days on a new Jaunty
install. My machine is a Dell Inspiron 1525. I'm already using AHCI
mode according to the bios. I'm going to try one reinstall and if I
can't get it to work, I'm going to have to back the version back down.
This is a really
My computer is using the ata_piix driver, so it looks like we all have
that in common. My bios already says that I'm using the AHCI mode
though... so that's strange.
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Corrupted file system ext3 after Jaunty 64 upgrade
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/371191
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Another reason this is a bug is due to the way nautilus will handle
files that are not executable but have the correct extension.
For example, on my system I've set up an association for jar files to be
executed by the jvm. This is great if the jar file is intended to be
executed. It works just
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Under linux any file may be executable using the binfmt-misc feature of
the kernel. This should mean that when I double click on a file in
nautilus that is executable, nautilus should allow me to execute it even
if it doesn't fit into the
Thanks. I know longer own the laptop where this was a problem so I
can't try out the fix.
I do appreciate your letting me know.
On Tue, 2007-10-23 at 10:34 +, Louis Bouchard wrote:
Hi,
I have started to experience this big square cursor on the second head
since upgrading to Gutsy on
artifacts.
I'm running Dapper. This is actually the biggest problem I have with
the release. I can't use a real monitor with my laptop because of
this.
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Dual Head gives square
Public bug reported:
I'm not sure this is gnome-panel or gnome-panel2. I'm just taking a
guess. I'm running dapper for the x86_64 platform.
Problem: the time applet doesn't recognize when you have installed the
required NTP packages to synchronize the time periodically.
To reproduce on a
Apparently this is still happening for me even after the gconf edit
suggested above. I'm also not getting any warning messages at all
before the battery dies. I'm running dapper on a Turion 64 (generic
x86_64).
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System dies instead of shutting down
https://launchpad.net/bugs/41215
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this was it.
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dictionary applet fails to find server
https://launchpad.net/bugs/37807
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Dual Head gives square cursor (or SWCursor crashes gnome)
https://launchpad.net/bugs/54680
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as suggested by a previous comment, you wrote that the issue is fixed
with dapper, the bug can be closed then?
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I was thinking about this a bit and started to wonder. Everything works
fine under X on both screens until you decided to use Gnome. Isn't this
possibly a problem
On Tue, 2006-08-01 at 23:01 +, Sebastien Bacher wrote:
reassigning to the fglrx source package
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: hibernate
Whenever I hibernate while running Mathematica, Mathematica is killed
when I reboot. I've also filed a bug with Wolfram research, but I
really think this is more appropriately a bug in Ubuntu. Shouldn't
hibernation be completely invisible to
This seems to be fixed in dapper.
I did find that if I killed the applet and then restarted it after
connecting to the wireless network, that it would work fine after this.
It seems like this is a problem with it requiring a network connection
when it is started.
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dictionary applet fails to
code if an application
can detect that it has been hibernated at all? Shouldn't this be
completely invisible to all applications?
Otherwise you will always have some that break.
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I'm having the same problem, but I don't know if it is still a problem
after setting the gconf as above. I'll find out today and post later.
I think this might be related to bug #38795. Does everyone that has a
problem with this also have a problem with the time remaining not being
reported? I
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I'm running a dual headed setup on my Compaq laptop. The video card I
have is the ATI Radeon XPRESS 200M 5955 PCIE.
I've installed the fglrx X.org driver (not the kernel module though) and it
works fine. If I start X
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: desktop-base
I'm running a dual headed setup on my Compaq laptop. The video card I
have is the ATI Radeon XPRESS 200M 5955 PCIE.
I've installed the fglrx X.org driver (not the kernel module though) and it
works fine. If I start X directly without
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