Just and FYI that this bug also affects the N56DP (AMD version of the
N56) and the #1 fix in the first post does fix the problem for me as
long as I use surround 4.1 as 5.1 does not work.
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Correction to my previous post. I HAVE to switch from 4.1 to 5.1 or 5.1
to 4.1 on reboot to make the change take effect. Either 5.1 or 4.1 work
after that.
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Upstream kernel 3.2.43-030243-generic fixes the issue for me (on a sony
SA model laptop)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1167189
Title:
boot failure with linux-image-3.2.0-40-generic
Note that the upstream kernel makes my laptop run at 95C while at idle,
so I have to revert to the -39 kernel to get a useful machine. If you
need me to run any of the reporting tools others have run I'd be glad to
help work on getting this fixed.
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Here's the workaround for now: Alt-F2 and run:
pkill -9 nm-applet
nm-applet
Sucks but at least you won't have t reboot like a Windows ME user.
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So, is this technically a Gnome issue and not an Ubuntu issue? I'd
really like to see this fixed as I use multiple profiles to get work
done quickly. Having to edit one profile over and over to change DNS
servers or IPs or whatever is a huge pain the butt. Suddenly it's like
I'm stuck working
Also now that I think about it, this isn't a wireless issue, it's a
general networking issue that affects all networking profiles, wired and
wireless alike. So, if possible could someone change the title of this
bug and make sure it's looked at as a general networking issue, not just
wireless.
Public bug reported:
Up until Ubuntu 10.10, you could have more than 1 setting for a single
wireless access point. Now, while I can create those profiles, I no
longer can select anything but the first one. I would have made you
some pretty screen shots to show the difference, but neither ubuntu
I have a similar problem with my Acer Aspire One AO722. When the
battery is charging, it never goes from calculating to an actual
calculation for when it will be done. If I run cat
/proc/acpi/battery/BAT1/state I get:
present: yes
capacity state: ok
charging state:
I too had this problem trying to install 11.04. I installed 10.10 and
had no lockup problems and have been running for hours now with no
lockups, all the time on wifi browsing the web, rsyncing large
quantities of data etc. 10.10 is quite usable once you download the
catalyst drivers from amd's
OK, nevermind, it seems my new wireless router started acting up
recently, and I had to go to my old G router, and now everything works
fine. N works fine elsewhere too.
Please close this bug.
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I just ran update manager and it updated my kernel from 2.6.32-25 to
2.6.32-26 and now my wirless N connection at home drops randomly for
minutes at a time. Rebooting, restarting networking, changing from
dhcpclient to dhcpcd, and replacing network manager with wicd have
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I have to concur with bl8n8r, including a package that disallows
separate /var, especially on a server, is simply not acceptable. Every
time a new Ubuntu comes out, the server version seems to get more and
more fragile.
I too have this problem and it's cost me many hours of my time the last
I am having the exact same problem as Steve Deery. However, it's much
worse for me, because as soon as it can't find udev, my USB keyboard is
rendered useless. No big deal? Well, it's a Dell PowerEdge 1950 and
the only port it supports for the keyboard is USB. urg, so now I can't
get into the
I am having the same problem, and waiting one or two minutes then typing
exit the machine boots right up. I'm adding the
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=rootdelay=120 line to my /etc/default/grub,
we'll see if that fixes it or not.
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Lucid: Gave up waiting for root device (mptsas) resolved by
FYI, my machine is using an LSI ELP controller with 32 Seagate 15K6
SAS drives connected.
It takes about 150 seconds for the exit after I get the error that the
drives aren't ready for it to come up. Set the timeout to 180, hope
that's enough.
As a side note, it takes 44 seconds to run sudo
Seeing that 8.04 is an LTS release, shouldn't this bug also be fixed
there?
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sitzmar, have you tried the NO_HZ=y boot option?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/245779
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Dave, what's the verdict on the -21 kernel? Did it fix your lockups?
Also, did you try the NO_HZ=y boot option?
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Binary package hint: sympa
I'm using pgsql 8.3.3 right now. pg_hba.conf is set to let anyone log
in on 192.x.x.x or 127.x.x.x over tcp/ip, the addresses my laptop
routinely have handy.
When trying to install sympa for pgsql there are several failures, most
pretty simple.
It would appear from reading that thread on the lkml that the temporary
fix is to set a boot option of NO_HZ=y. I no longer have my 8.04.01
machine to test this on, but might be able to set it up dual boot some
weekend to play.
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Sorry for taking so long. This machine is no longer available to me for
testing, so if you'd like to close this bug feel free. Knowing Dell
hardware, I'd make a bet that the problem is not necessarily in ubuntu
but in the Dell hardware.
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Cold boot delay with Inspiron 6400 and usb memory
I too can confirm this problem with 8.04.01 with all updates / upgrades
applied. I WAS running on a dual quad core opteron machine with a tyan
server class mobo, 32 Gigs of 667MHz ram, and an Areca 1680 SAS card
with 16 drives in a large RAID-10 configuration. Under even moderate db
loads I
This bug is discussed in the lkml from last december.
http://lkml.org/lkml/2007/12/7/299
It is not apparent that it was actually fixed
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Ubuntu 7.10 kernel is 2.6.22-14
I am working with a Dell Inspiron 6400.
Machine off. Insert usb memory stick.
after the starting ubuntu screen comes up, with about 1/4th of the progress
meter full, the USB key light starts flashing and flashes for approximately 3
minutes.
Left out the first line I see in dmesg / var/log/messages, before the
usb 5-: reset high speed USB device using ehci_hcd and address 2
lines I get one like this:
Buffer I/O error on device sdb, logical block 0
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