Finally, after running cdromupgrade about 5 times, I got it upgraded.
It actually didn't quit after the above error like it said it would, and there
was an identical about sound-juicer, before continuing.
Here's a summary:
Could not install 'Rhythmbox'.
The upgrade has abortedetc
package
My upgrade using the Alternate CD has also failed some way into the process.
Last entry in apt.log is:
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/share/apport/apport-gtk, line 8, in module
from problem_report import ProblemReport
ImportError: No module named problem_report
Last entries
The upgrade-manager specifically said it was disabling 3rd-party repositories
for the upgrade.
All 3rd-party repositories are currently disabled. My sources-list now point to
Feisty repositories, despite the process having been aborted. It warned the
system might be in an unstable state.
Forgot to mention the error for the 2nd time:
Could not download the upgrades
Failed to fetch cdrom:[Ubuntu 7.04 _Feisty Fawn_ - Release i386
(20070415)]/pool/main/f/foomatic-db/foomatic-db_20070327-0ubuntu1_all.deb
MD5Sum mismatch
Failed to fetch cdrom:[Ubuntu 7.04 _Feisty Fawn_ - Release
After the last time, it didn't even recognise the CD anymore. It did
recognise a commercial audio CD. The CD had been previously verified. So
I restarted with an old DVD-ROM plugged in instead. 4th try, this time
with 810 packaged to get, failed too, again with a different error:
Could not
Public bug reported:
Although still Beta, it would be useful to include Wubi on the LiveCD as part
of the included Windows apps
http://cutlersoftware.com/ubuntusetup/wubi/en-US/index.html
Basically, it would give the curious the chance to try Ubuntu on their Win XP
machine longer than a mere
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Ubuntu Edgy
Nautilus 2.16.1
When selecting a folder, right-clicking it, choosing Properties from
the contextual menu, Permissions tab,and changing permissions, followed
by clicking Apply permissions to enclosed files, it only applies the
CHMOD
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: lxdoom
When you install lxdoom from Add/Remove... and go to try it in Games,
nothing happens, because dependencies are not installed, namely the game
data (IWAD), the packages freedoom and doom-wad-shareware in the
repos. It should be made clear when
Public bug reported:
When GUI applications fail, they do so silently with no explanation, leaving
the user clueless, or wondering if it is just taking a long time to load.
Users should not have to go into a terminal to get error messages. This is
something Windows does a lot better, even if not
Probably a duplicate of bug#48229
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Graphical install: GParted modifying partition table leads to Windows
Bluescreen on boot
https://launchpad.net/bugs/65080
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Adding the Windows boot options before the Automagic lines results in
the Splashimage not appearing, so the bootlist really has to come after
all the options, so there is no proper way of reordering the bootlist
with anything before Ubuntu.
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Default update-grub behaviour is not intuitive with
Confirmed here too with CRT monitor. Whether I set Gamma with xgamma in
the terminal or use the nVidia control, once the gnome screensaver kicks
in, it resets it to the default (1), even though xgamma still reflects
the values I set. If I open the nvidia control again, or retype the
xgamma, the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: grub
I set Windows as the first entry in the Grub menu.lst, but whenever the kernel
is upgraded, everything above the Other Operation Systems divider is removed.
Ubuntu should not assume it is the primary operating system and remove
customised entries,
Seems to be the same as bug#19000
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/partman-partitioning/+bug/19000
The author of ntfsresize confirms a problem in Partman and other partitioners
like gParted and QTparted. I don't know the status with the current gParted
0.3, though.
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Seems to be a duplicate of bug #21412
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Updating Kernel modified Grub doesn't respect customised entries
https://launchpad.net/bugs/59895
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Confirm that grub-update doesn't affect anything above
### BEGIN AUTOMAGIC KERNELS LIST
but that is not ideal, being before all the instructions and examples etc. In
bug #21412 it was suggested to have an include for the autogenerated output or
something similar, or even moving to Grub2 (don't
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu/Debian needs a graphical Boot Options config panel under System -
Administration written in GTK+2 (or possibly something like wxPython, which I
understand would make it native to KDE as well).
It should be aimed at Grub2 and preferably introduced simultaneously (I
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu should use the SaX2 graphical X11 configuration tool
http://sax.berlios.de/
The current frontend is written in QT, but they provide libsax for anyone who
wish to write their own frontend.
PS: Change the Package if needed, it doesn't allow me to select I Don't
Know, a
To get Windows (or any other OS) to appear first in the list, it is necessary
to add it BEFORE the Automagic section, which is before all the Options and
example comments, which is less than ideal. It would be OK to have an Ubuntu
section with all its kernels, as long as you can add entries
I just did an upgrade, and though I've now switched to experimenting with
ntfs-3g, the experimental driver which will be merged into ntfs-progs, the
problem is the same. What's interesting is, that once I restarted after the
upgrade (which included a new kernel), the HAL demon failed to start.
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