I disabled IPv6 on the grub bootline and the error is still there - so
ipv6.disable=1 does _not_ fix this problem!
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Wireless connection frequently drops [deauthenticating by local choice
(reason=3)]
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/548992
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Maybe we are looking at the wrong software here. Could it be that this
is a problem of wpa_supplicant instead? I attached the specific part of
my syslog when the deauthentication occurs. For the first 6 lines
everything's ok, though I believe the DHCP lease time of my university
network is _way_
Just FYI: I tried to use a static IP in the last hours and detected several
deauthentications. So I guess that DHCP is not a problem.
I also want to inform you that I tried to disable 11n and hardware scans
(which, according to a colleague, could lead to problems on Intel networking
hardware) -
I am experiencing this bug, too. The connection seems to be more
unstable in my university network than at home. I guess the reason could
be that there are multiple accesspoints with the same ESSID - which
seems reasonable because of the multiple mac addresses in my dmesg. So I
think this should
IMHO this bug should get a high priority, because it is possible for users to
close windows behind the window they currently are seeing simply by pressing
the (X) button - and this might destroy important work.
Here is a screencast of a scenario where this bug occurs:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Ubuntu version: Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
Package version (nautilus): 1:2.30.0-0ubuntu4
The [+] symbols in front of the folders in the list view of Nautilus are
not hideable - and it seems that there is no option (even in gconf) to
hide them.
What
I now tested to switch to another display driver in the xorg.conf.
It seems the driver intel is not affected by this bug (maybe an update fixed
this), but the driver i810 is affected by it.
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Screen is blank on lid open
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/155614
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This bug is still valid, I can confirm it for my ThinkPad R50e.
I guess it is a bug in the display driver from Intel, but it is _really_
horrible to me because I often close and open up the laptop lid.
The VGA compatible controller is (taken from lspci):
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller: Intel
Public bug reported:
Hi,
Adobe released the Open Flex SDK under the Mozilla Public License.
Therefore it would be great if we create a new package including the latest
Open Flex SDK from:
http://opensource.adobe.com/wiki/display/flexsdk/Download+Flex+3
Regards
Marc Reichelt || http
I have installed 8.04 RC. I installed all updates and Apache2 - but only after
a reboot Apache2 was listening to IPv6.
So the bug does not affect Hardy any more - but in Gutsy I'm not able to get
Apache2 listening to IPv6.
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apache has lost IPv6 connectivity in Heron update
Public bug reported:
Hi!
The program swfmill from http://swfmill.org/ is missing in Ubuntu.
It's a great way to create SWF files (in addition with MTASC which already is
in Ubuntu).
It would be very nice to see this program in Ubuntu Universe/Multiverse
in the upcoming release. :-)
Regards
Hi again,
it seems that there already are Debian packages for swfmill - for example here:
http://ftp.debian.org/debian/pool/main/s/swfmill/
So the debian packages exist, they only have to be integrated in Ubuntu.
Regards
Marc
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swfmill
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/125226
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