Public bug reported:
This is a request for a backport of an existing bug fix, present in the
recent Pulseaudio version 17 upstream release, to the outdated
Pulseaudio 16 releases in jammy - noble.
Affects: Ubuntu 22.04.0 LTS and all later versions.
The fix fixes an annoying start of playback
Technically this bug belongs to the pulseaudio package in Ubuntu, not
pipewire, but the bug tracker does not let me file a bug against
pulseaudio.
** Tags added: pipewire pulseaudio
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Public bug reported:
This is a request for a backport of an existing bug fix, present in the
recent Pulseaudio version 17 release, to the outdated Pulseaudio 16
releases in jammy - noble.
Affects: Ubuntu 22.04.0 LTS and all later versions.
The fix fixes an annoying start of playback timing bug
Public bug reported:
I was asked by one of your X-Server maintainers (Timo) to file a bug
report here to request an upgrade to the current X-Server 1.20.14 for
focal / Ubuntu 20.04-LTS from X-Server 1.20.13. I think this is called a
SRU?
The 1.20.14 version contains patches to fix some recent
I can't see anything obviously wrong with your kernel output. It seems
as if the nvidia_modeset driver has loaded. I assume xrandr --verbose
output also reports PRIME sync: 0?
However, the NVidia forum has some reports by people with similar
problems, hinting at a potential incompatibility of the
Is the nvidia-drm module loaded and its drm modesetting enabled?
E.g., via kernel cmdline option nvidia_drm.modeset=1
cat /sys/module/nvidia_drm/parameters/modeset should be 1 or "Y"
I think that isn't needed for PRIME outputs, but it is needed for the
new PRIME sync to work, so maybe not yet
Public bug reported:
This came up as System problem detected after a cold reboot. However,
this is a hybrid graphics mbp which only uses the discrete nvidia gpu
with nouveau. The intel card is inaccessible. I played around with
trying to get the intel working via vgaswitcheroo, to no success - it
Public bug reported:
Trying to install linux-lowlatency package on a MacBookPro with ubuntu
13.04, synaptic reports:
run-parts: executing /etc/kernel/header_postinst.d/dkms 3.8.0-30-lowlatency
/boot/vmlinuz-3.8.0-30-lowlatency
Error! Bad return status for module build on kernel:
