Downloaded the package from noble, which didn't have any unsatisfied
dependencies on jammy thankfully.
This works fine:
root@media:~# xfsdump -J - /photos | xfsrestore - /photos_new
xfsdump: using file dump (drive_simple) strategy
xfsrestore: using file dump (drive_simple) strategy
xfsdump:
Public bug reported:
I am attempting to use xfsdump/xfsrestore piped together to rewrite my
XFS filesystems for version 5 compatibility. This worked fine for two
filesystems so far, 20G and 500G. The latest 300G filesystem I'm trying
to rewrite does not work. See below (I interrupted it; it would
...until I said that. Now it's doing it again on 18.04 on VZW. I'll try
to see under what circumstances it does and does not happen.
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VPN
It's not doing it right now on either 17.10 or 18.04, on either Optimum
Online or VZW via hotspot. :-|
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VPN does not work with MTU of
Note that this does not appear to be a detected MTU, but a server-
provided MTU (if there is indeed a difference).
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VPN does not work
I don't use OpenConnect on MacOS -- I'm using the real Pulse Secure
software version 5.2.5 (869).
Before 18.04, it seemed that they worked identically well.
One thing I did not consider, but will be able to test for: all of these
problem scenarios occurred connected to an iPhone via wireless in
I'm not absolutely certain, but I'm fairly sure. The behavior changed
when I installed 18.04, which was relatively recently compared to its
release date. For a couple of months, I'd try to use it for a few
months, remember it was wonky, and need to get work done before the end
of the train trip.
Public bug reported:
After installing 18.04, I started to have VPN problems that were very
erratic. Some things worked, some did not (including parts of out JIRA
install's website work but not others). I traced this to MTU. The
problem goes away if I set my MTU on the VPN interface to 1358.
Public bug reported:
If I try to import transactions using AqBanking, it downloads the transactions
and then says it's
OK to click close to close the window. At that point, KMyMoney crashes -- every
time. Here is the crash while being run from gdb, and the backtrace with
debugging symbols
I'm still seeing this on 0.9.8.0. Are we sure this is fixed?
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Wrong dnsmasq configuration when VPN is set as default gateway
To manage
I'm seeing this behavior with VirtualBox on Ubuntu 12.04 LTS.
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I am also affected by this bug. I use a Dell Latitude E6420. Same
symptoms, worked fine before -34.
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v86d prevents suspend from
(my system is 32-bit though)
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I couldn't install the package available at the location in the most
recent message:
$ sudo dpkg -i indicator-weather_11.11.28-0ubuntu1.1_all.deb
Selecting previously unselected package indicator-weather.
(Reading database ... 512447 files and directories currently installed.)
Unpacking
I am having similar problems:
novosirj 16785 1 0 12:07 ?00:01:13 empathy
novosirj 31955 1 9 16:10 ?00:00:27 /usr/lib/empathy/empathy-chat
So that would indicate to me that the app has been running 4 hours or so
as it's now 16:15 here. Empathy frequently turns up in a
Try checking /var/log/daemon.log when attempting to connect to an Ad-Hoc
network. I suspect you may see something like this:
Nov 18 08:57:20 novosirj-laptop NetworkManager: WARN
wait_for_connection_expired(): Connection (2)
/org/freedesktop/NetworkManagerSettings/2 failed to activate
/NetworkManager.log?).
I'm really not sure that is relevant though -- does Jaunty even use the
same applet as Karmic? I think probably not.
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It appears as if I may have gotten around this one by removing the
network-manager-kde package and rebooting. Give that a shot! The
reason I chose that package is that it seemed to bear a very close
resemblance to the package mentioned in these links:
is, i think there will be less problems if
there is no hash provided for 64bit wep (which is depreciated anyway).
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There is definitely a reliable method available, as 'iwconfig dev enc
s:ascii key' works every time. In fact, I usually do this on the
machine and read the hex key from iwconfig's output to come up with the
hex key I need for these new incarnations of the GUI. It's definitely
not plug-and-play but
I don't agree that the importance is low. The product is virtually
unusable without it. You're telling me that's no big deal?
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ASCII passphrase is not the same as 40 or 128-bit ASCII WEP though. Not
sure which you are trying to use. For me, my ASCII 128-bit option went
away. Why? I don't know, but I now type the HEX PW. If you are using an
actual ASCII passphrase and THAT isn't working, that's another matter.
..
What version are people using on Jaunty or Karmic? I have no problem
with it since installing this version:
ii network-manager0.7.1~rc4.1.cf199a964-0ubuntu2
network management framework daemon
ii network-manager-gnome
WEP-128 with a hex key is currently working for me, and it wasn't
before. The version I'm running at present is:
0.0+svn966653-0ubuntu1~ppa1 . I don't know what version I was running
when it was broken, but it was in the PPA also.
Is there some compelling reason that we don't include ASCII key as
I can confirm this bug. This is very broken, and the PPA didn't solve
anything for me. I can't make the settings stick on Hex. Also, WTF
happened to WEP ASCII?
How is it possible that no one noticed this before release? I know no
one owes me anything... but this doesn't even seem like it was
It's annoying AND it's not obvious how to do what you said.
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I don't think this was a good choice. I read the release notes and
therefore will not upgrade... I hope others are that lucky.
I'm pretty consistently disappointed by large broken things in Ubuntu. I
realize that the Debian approach is also a problem, but I can't seem to
find a good release that
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2.6.23 does not appear to have this problem. 2.6.24-rc1 did not want to
build on my system. I'm in the process of building down 2.6.24-rc2. I
figure that will at least narrow it down to reasonably small area.
I've found a bug or two reported on the BugZilla that somewhat mirror my
circumstances,
I tried to start the git bisect process. This did not go so well though.
What I did so far:
# git bisect start
# git bisect good v2.6.22
# git bisect bad v2.6.24
...and then attempted to build. This version that is created this way,
however, does not compile. So, I tried:
# git bisect skip
OK, I got what became 2.6.27-rc6-custom running (I didn't know I was
going to end up with a linux-2.6 directory that was more than 3.5GB
though -- actually just about ran out of disk space). I've already
gotten it to lock up, so it looks like this is an upstream issue. Also,
the
Leann,
I am a Linux sysadmin so I'm at the least well acquainted with actually
compiling a kernel, it is Git that I'm completely unfamiliar with. I've
always used source packages. I don't suspect it will be a problem, just
will take a little time to get my feet wet. I'd also like to see the
Public bug reported:
I am reporting a bug on my girlfriend's laptop that I'm currently
borrowing to try to squash this bug. The problem is that on Gutsy, the
machine worked great. After upgrading to Hardy, the machine started
locking up at random. After a period of use, the machine will freeze.
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I don't even remember this bug it's been so long. I haven't had a crash of
dbus in as long as I can remember though, so I guess it's OK now.
.. Original Message ...
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Unfortunately the stacktrace obtained from
It's been awhile since this one was looked at and the problem is solved.
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Thank you for helping to pinpoint the location. I guess then the issue is
really possibly with kppp, which I'm not certain supports dbus. It should
be pretty easy to find out though. This jives with what the KNetworkManager
maintainer just told me yesterday on the kde-networkmanager list.
I have this error too on a Dell Latitude D620. I've not noticed any ill
effects.
Here's my line:
[9.308254] ACPI Warning (tbutils-0217): Incorrect checksum in table [TCPA]
- 00, should be A9 [20070126]
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yosber: This is not really a bug. The connections added from
knetworkmanager are added to root's account (notice the kdesudo box) and
connections via kppp go into your own account.
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Played with the some more... a lot of interesting problems lurking in
different places.
First off, I tried setting my KDE font sizes all to 8. One of them, when
using the gtk2-engines-qtcurve solution, DOES fix the font sizes in GTK
apps. What it does not appear to do is fix the size of text
I am pretty surprised this was never confirmed -- I've read reports of
it all over the internet (though it's possibly an upstream bug). It
happens also on KDE, so it's not just a GNOME thing.
What fixes it is to turn off and on the tray icon a couple of times.
Obnoxious fix, but it's not so
OK, well... that worked for me too... but really, what's the solution
here? A user should not have to figure this stuff out, and I have to
figure that if anyone tested this, it would have been completely
obvious. What's the problem here and where is the solution?
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I would like to add to this that it is not a great solution. After
changing this setting, GTK apps now use a larger font size than I want.
I'd turned that down some after initial installation (Thunderbird's
toolbar is far too wide on my screen with the default size), but with
the Other Theme box
Wanted to comment on this, as what I'm reading here does not totally
match my experience.
[ 121.966837] iwl3945: Intel(R) PRO/Wireless 3945ABG/BG Network
Connection driver for Linux, 1.2.25
First off, NetworkManager does not report scan_capa, even though above I
read that this driver now
How can I test for this? It does not appear to be true in my case:
2.6.24-16-generic
[ 121.966837] iwl3945: Intel(R) PRO/Wireless 3945ABG/BG Network Connection
driver for Linux, 1.2.25
network-manager 0.6.6-0ubuntu5
NetworkManager: info wlan0: Device is fully-supported using driver
network-manager 0.6.6-0ubuntu5
NetworkManager: info wlan0: Device is fully-supported using driver 'iwl3945'.
NetworkManager: info wlan0: driver does not support SSID scans (scan_capa
0x00).
Now, is the above message because of NetworkManager, the kernel, or the
driver?
I can confirm this on a non-fresh install of Hardy as well. Both are
listed.
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I will try disabling extensions.
What I can tell you about my setup that is of interest:
KDE 3.5.9-0ubuntu6
xserver-xorg-video-intel-2:2.2.1-1ubuntu12
Compiz 1:0.7.4-0ubuntu4
If there is a question of combination of things causing the problem,
that may be it.
I will try disabling extensions (I
`firefox -safe-mode` also exhibits the problem.
Problem still exists with desktop effects set to none.
To reproduce, open Firefox 3.0b4 or b5. Find a web form with a check box
or radio button. Click to check the box or select the radio button.
Selection box will appear around the item (the one
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A snapshot is attached. That check-box for This attachment is a patch
is selected. If I click away from that spot on the window, it will
appear checked. However, you cannot figure out for example whether a
check box is clicked or unclicked without clicking another area of the
Also in 0.6.6-0ubuntu5.
This is part of Ubuntu Hoary.
Is there any downside to removing resolvconf? If I'm only using
NetworkManager for networking, and it can make the changes, then I'm
basically happy?
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I have dialup configured through the configure menu in KNetworkManager.
Still, when I go to the Dialup Connections menu, it expands to a thin
box with some corrupt type of image in them.
Don't know what the problem is. Version is 0.2 for KDE 3.5.9, in Hardy.
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I have the same problem with a DeskJet 932C. It appears that the hpijs-
ppds package does not put these files in a place where the Printing
Manager can find them. I installed them as Other... and found the PPD
by hand.
There are other problems, though, regarding a missing foomatic-rip-hplip
Public bug reported:
Fresh install of Hardy 8.04, up-to-date with all upgrades from yesterday
(currently installing today's, but none seem to be printing-related).
I select the HP DeskJet 932C driver using hpijs, which is provided by
hpijs-ppds -- note that this driver will not display in the
Thanks much for the quick response, Till. Was something I'd have hated
to see remain broken.
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Got bitten by this one too... thought I'd done something wrong.
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Here's what I did... opened krdc. In this case, I'm connecting to a host
at 24-bit 1440x900 resolution. If I click Full Screen, it enters full
screen mode. If I then click to exit full screen mode, I get into a
quasi full screen mode that cannot be minimized or gotten around.
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I don't know if this is the same problem or not, but if I go to Storage
Media and click on my encrypted internal harddisk, an error displays in
the status bar at the bottom:
(X) Method Mount with signature sass on interface
org.freedesktop.Hal.Device.Volume doesn't exist
Let me know if I should
I get this also using the UPEK fingerprint X display. I forget the
actual name of it, but pam_bioapi brings up a dialog which now crashes
(during KDM, it crashes KDM too, generally it just prints an error to
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I have the same problem since upgrading to 0.6.2-git20071119. It's not
on all windows. d3lphin often will show only half a title bar with no
title on them (looking very very similar to the BeOS title bar, if
you've seen it). I've attached a screenshot as well. This was not
present in the prior
Leann,
Are you kidding me? Something that makes the driver UNUSABLE (the
machine disconnects completely at random, and this is my work laptop!)
does not meet the criteria for a stable release bug? This kernel never
should have been release with that bug in it.
The problem with this distribution
Try adding irqpoll to your kernel boot options. This seems to have
alleviated the problem for me. There should be a proper fix for this
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This is fixed in Gutsy kernel 2.6.22-11, per the release notes. I'm
currently running 2.6.22-14 and this problem is GONE!
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I haven't had this problem since, but what is the downside? I see a lot
of stuff related to IRQ's in 'top' (pretty sure that wasn't there
before).
Also, I see a new assignment and a confirmation. Curious what the
current status is.
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I have two different crashes. One of these was recoverable, and one of
these was not (reboot required). I will note which is which where I can.
Note that I'm not 100% sure of this data and will try to capture it at
the time it happens next time, but I'm working from memory on what
happened in the
Forgot to address the first question -- my access point at home is a
Linux 2.4 PC with a Orinoco/WaveLAN 128-bit WEP card (802.11b).
Here is the common crash case that I was referring to earlier. The crash
starts, apparently, with the failure with command #07. This often
displays also on shutdown
Does anyone reading this know if any of my boot messages (unstable TSC,
etc.) or suggestions for boot parameters might affect this? The one
crash asked me to add irqpoll to my boot options. I've tried adding
stuff before that really had no effect, but I'd be happy to look also in
this case if it's
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Status: New
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My system's relevant information (this set of files does not contain the
wireless error, but it is identical to the other poster's).
I personally use 2.6.22-13-rt, but I suspect the -rt has nothing to do
with it. I had no problems with 2.6.17. 2.6.20 was bad for a myriad of
reasons, so I never
...next...
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This does not work for the 2.6.20 kernels, apparently, just as an FYI to
anyone who's thinking of bothering.
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2.6.20 does not appear to HAVE a quirks.c -- is there something I can do
on this version (eg. create a quirks.c), or is there something located
elsewhere? If anyone knows, let me know.
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That's why I was looking for the quirks.c, however, since that would
allow me to do it per device.
Данило Шеган wrote:
Ryan, if you are already considering compiling your own kernel, a simple
CONFIG_USB_SUSPEND=n option should do it for you.
OK, I understand it's an upstream bug, but what about it is incomplete?
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This problem is also exhibited by booting off the Feisty DVD -- devices
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I have the fingerprint reader disappearing and reappearing like the
previous person (I didn't happen to try lsusb over and over before
this). On access, the device seems to connect on lsusb, and a subsequent
lsusb shows the device. This does not appear to affect my Bluetooth --
perhaps I am lucky
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: dbus
This happened after a failed resume from suspend. I would not be
surprised if they were related. I don't see another bug that is exactly
like this one, but I do see many that are related. The problem is that
apport does not allow me to see what the
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Problem still present in 2.6.20-15.14.
The release date draws near and I'm getting somewhat concerned!
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Still present in: linux-image-2.6.20-14-generic
+ Still present in: linux-image-2.6.20-15-generic
Upgraded
Have read the guidelines for posting a proper kernel bug and would like
to head off Needs Info status. ;)
First off, uname -a, the rest included as attachments:
Linux novosirj-laptop 2.6.20-14-generic #2 SMP Mon Apr 2 20:37:49 UTC
2007 i686 GNU/Linux
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USB fingerprint reader broken in 2.6.20-13, worked fine in 2.6.17-11
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/102659
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The following is the output of lsusb, with `tail -f /var/log/messages `
running at the same time. lsusb causes errors to appear on the console.
** Attachment added: lsusb.log
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7285575/lsusb.log
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USB fingerprint reader broken in 2.6.20-13, worked fine in
One final note: this does NOT appear to be the same as bug 88746 since
unloading ehci_hcd does not seem to make any difference (this is the
reason that you are seeing references to ehci_hcd in the dmesg output).
This is a Dell Latitude D620, a fairly common new model of system.
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** Attachment added: lsusb from working USB on 2.6.17-11 (note more devices
than 2.6.20-14)
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7286021/lsusb-working.log
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USB device detection problems in 2.6.20
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/102659
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** Attachment added: lspci -vvnn from 2.6.17-11
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7286017/lspci-vvnn-working.log
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USB device detection problems in 2.6.20
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/102659
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I will now attach files from 2.6.17-11 that show the device working
properly:
Linux novosirj-laptop 2.6.17-11-generic #2 SMP Thu Feb 1 19:52:28 UTC
2007 i686 GNU/Linux
** Summary changed:
- USB fingerprint reader broken in 2.6.20-13, worked fine in 2.6.17-11
+ USB device detection problems in
Public bug reported:
Open kamefu v0.1.1-0ubuntu1, click on whitespace after the end of the
game list and kamefu will crash. I am running feisty beta, upgraded from
edgy with update-manager and with the KDE 3.5.6 repository.
Here is the likely-useless backtrace:
(no debugging symbols found)
Still behaves the same in 2.6.20-14.
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USB fingerprint reader broken in 2.6.20-13, worked fine in 2.6.17-11
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/102659
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