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Forgot to mention (though it's in the hardware info above): this is an
old Sony Vaio PCG-XG19, with a neomagic graphics chipset. It has a
ethernet card inserted.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 68267 ***
I too see this bug. There were about 390 packages to upgrade today, and
they all downloaded. When it started up, it gave me the nice popup.
Below is a version of what was displayed in the main window - that is,
not the popup. (Actually it was from
I have an old Sony Vaio - PCG-XG19, with a neomagic graphics card. I
was installing Kubuntu Herd 5 which I downloaded today.
When I tried the install, I never even saw the map. Some of the
previous page was still on the display, and there were the dots
representing cities, and the tooltip
That is what is sort of strange about it. This is not a problem in
general with networkmanager and open networks. Usually networkmanager
works. But there was something about that particular network that it
wouldn't connect to. I have a vague sense it had something to do with the
network
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Binary package hint: network-manager
I am running edgy on a Dell Inspiron 6400. It has a broadcom 1340 (I
think it is) and is running wifi under ndsiwrapper, the latest version.
For the most part, networkmanager works fine. However, I am visiting a
place where I was trying
One further thought: I wonder if this has anything to do with this
problem I am seeing here:
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This appears to have been fixed in Edgy release.
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This problem persists in the Edgy release
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The install from Edgy release had no problems.
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In the Edgy release, this looks quite a bit better. On the shutdown
screen the remove CD press ENTER to continue text was dark blue on
black, but was visible. The Ubuntu logo didn't look great, but was
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I should point out that this is the setup I have when I boot directly
from the Edgy RC CD, so it isn't possible that I changed anything.
When I run that command it replies with Human.
Should I see something in the .xsession-errors before I run an install?
The only suspicious thing I see before
Here is the xorg.conf
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Sorry, forgot to answer. Yes, this is the Desktop Edgy RC CD.
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I tried this with the RC disk, and it appears that there was no longer a
problem with the Gnome Settings Manager.
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I have installed Edgy RC on my old Sony Vaio PCG-XG19. During startup
and shutdown, the screen shows the logos etc, but the colors are all
wrong and it looks all pixellated.
The message window is black and impossible to read.
I have noticed that the same thing happens
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When I boot my old Sony Vaio PCG-XG19 from the Edgy RC CD, it works fine
and I can install. However, what I cannot do is shutdown or reboot.
Whenever I try to shut down the machine having booted it from the CD
(whether I did an install or not), I see the machine shutting
I tried one other thing. If you start from the CD, you can hit F4 and
adjust the video graphics mode. The default for my machine is VGA,
which is what looks corrupted as above. When I switch it to 1024x768x24
everything looks fine.
The situation in VGA mode is pretty bad, because I can't read
This problem appears to be fixed in Edgy RC 1
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In the default Gnome theme that I get during an Ubuntu install, the progress
bar is not visible. It appears to be white on white.
You can see the number of percent and it is changing, but once you get above
50% it becomes very hard to read.
The progress bar has the same
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How do I change the video graphics modes other than F4 during a CD boot?
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I am retrying this now and will do it with apt-get as requested. Further
research has indicated that it appears that I had not installed easyubuntu
yet before I did the upgrade. If I am unable to reproduce I will try it
with easyubuntu.
One point is that I am not suggesting support for
OK, I have tried this again and have been able to pinpoint a bit better
what happened.
First of all, I installed from the Dapper CD. Then, I added KDE3.5.4 as
described in the link above. (I needed to edit xorg.conf as well, but
that's a separate bug.) I rebooted, and then used adept to get
Yep, the machine is toast. When I shut down, I see what I guess is a test
screen (with cirles and boxes, colors look wrong). When it tries to
reboot, I get nothing. I can't switch to the text consoles using
Ctl-Alt-F1 etc.
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I have tried various ways to install Edgy Beta 1 on my old Sony Vaio
PCG-XG19 from the CD.
When boot the CD in normal mode, I get an error saying that it can't start the
gnome-settings-daemon. This may or may not be related to the issues people are
having here:
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I have a Sony Vaio PCG-XG19. This is rather old machine with a neomagic
chipset. I have no problem running Dapper on it. I did the following:
*) Start from a virgin machine.
*) Install Dapper, don't run any upgrades.
*) Edit the /etc/apt/sources.list, change all dapper -
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I had pretty much a virgin machine that I had built as follows:
*) Build a machine from the Ubuntu Dapper CD (*not* Kubuntu).
*) Log in and install all updates
*) Install easy-ubuntu
*) Install the latest version of KDE as described here:
I will try this again. I am not 100% sure I had easyubuntu on the
machine (95% sure). However, I would recommend not rejecting this bug
because aside from the easyubuntu part, what I did was in every case
precisely what was recommended on the ubuntu/kubuntu sites. The package
manager was unable
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: amarok
The instructions for installing Amarok 1.4.3 don't mention that you need
libifp4, which is in the universe repository. Following the
instructions just says you have an uninstallable package.
Probably this needs to be fixed just by changing the
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