** Tags added: 1211rw asus laptop
** Tags added: zd1211rw
** Tags removed: 1211rw
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Wireless on Asus A9RP not recognized or initialised
https://launchpad.net/bugs/80514
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** Changed in: Ubuntu
Sourcepackagename: None = zd1211
** Also affects: linux-source-2.6.17 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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Wireless on Asus A9RP not recognized or initialised
https://launchpad.net/bugs/80514
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Public bug reported:
Asus A9RP comes with a version of the USB ZyDAS ZD1211 802.11b/g built
in. IT is possible to make it work on the edgy kernel by following the
instructions on http://forum.ubuntu-fr.org/viewtopic.php?pid=649014 (IN
French- Translation:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: acpi
Asus a9rp (laptop)with edgy or feisty (updated 18th jan. 2007) does not
resume from suspend to ram properly. The screen stays black. Hibernate
works though. This happens both with the open source drivers and with
the ati binary drivers. There was a
Public bug reported:
Netfilter provides patch-o-matic patches that adds a target TARPIT that
sabotages network connections, which is useful in slowing down attackers
of various kinds. It'd be great to have this support in the kernel.
And, incidentally, the current iptables shipped with Edgy
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6-386
Okay, maybe I'm not supposed to do this, but
I want my workstation to boot diskless, using nfsroot from a server.
Since I had everything set up (and working) with LTSP, I thought it'd be
easy to justs point pxelinux at the current
Did you try to boot without 'quiet' and 'splash' options (hit F6 I think it is,
for more boot options, and just remove them). I had to boot with 'acpi=off' as
well for my computer not to hang (but it still didn't detect my USB stuff
correctly, I'll file a separate issue about that).
-k
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I had something similar, where the computer would consistently hang for a
second or two when the frequency was lowered. My fix was just to manually set
the 'performance_governor' to 'performance' or 'powersave'. Some old notes:
http://www.ii.uib.no/~ketil/ubuntu-prob.log
-k
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 53936 ***
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 53936
Dapper doesn't report iftab MAC address error
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via-rhine only allows access to one interface
https://launchpad.net/bugs/69773
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Just to say 'me too'. (I've marked my bug 69773 a duplicate of this one;
I've also listed other possible duplicates in the comments for 69773).
This was difficult to track down, and it'd be good if there was a
warning if any interface is hidden because of an iftab entry, and/or
udev would warn
Got the same thing with ion3 failing to start. I fixed it by moving the old
directory out of the way, and making a symlink from the old (xorg.conf) font
dir to the new dir.
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failing to find fonts: dexconf writes bogus FontPaths
https://launchpad.net/bugs/63408
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I've been in touch with somebody with the same mainboard, he's using
Debian and while the interfaces have been switched around occasionally,
they've both been working, for kernels 2.6.1[678]. Any ubuntu-specific
patches in there?
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via-rhine only allows access to one interface
Possible duplicate:
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/47407
I'll check out /etc/iftab later.
Less likely, but not impossible duplicates:
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/linux-source-2.6.15/+bug/45295
/etc/iftab contained a bogus mac address for eth0. Presumably, the
systems leaves eth0 unassigned in that case. I entered the interfaces
correctly, and everything seems to be back in order. For my purposes
this issue is resolved, but perhaps the upgrade process should check
that iftab entries
Public bug reported:
I have a VIA mini-ITX with dual network interfaces. After upgrading from
Breezy to Edgy, only eth1 was accessible, although dmesg shows the via-rhine
driver detecting both eth0 and eth1 (one as Rhine II and the other as Rhine III
-- I think the working interface is Rhine
...better yet, don't let firefox suggest movie player (i.e. totem)
unless there is good reason to believe it can handle the stream type. I
typically have installed xine, amarok, and mplayer, all of which could
handle mp3s.
And while I'm at it, you do realize one has to *browse* through /usr/bin
I'll just add that this happens on Dapper as well. (Amarok 1.4.3/KDE
3.5.2, from amarok Version: 2:1.3.9-0ubuntu4. That is - apt-cache show
amarok gives that version, but dpkg -s reports 2:1.4.3-0ubuntu8~dapper1
as installed? How'd that happen? I even removed it, apt-get update'd,
and
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
After moving my computer, I turned it on, plugged in the monitor, and
discovered that I got 1024x768 scaled, instead of the previous 1280x1024.
Since I hadn't modified my X config, I presumed that X probed the monitor
resolution at startup, and
Public bug reported:
Install a standard PXE boot configuration with the pxe package,
dhcp3-server, atftpd. I used /tftpboot as root catalog for atftpd
(standard).
From the xubuntu-6.06-alternate-i386.iso image copy all files and
subdirectories from /install/netboot to /tftpboot (Make sure
Sorry about adding Baltix to the list of affected distributions, that
was a mistake. Apparently you can't remove a distribution from the list
once it is added.
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Netboot install from Xubuntu alternate install installs Ubuntu desktop, not
Xubuntu desktop
https://launchpad.net/bugs/55271
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