Noticed some errors were being shown as coming from ftp.hk.debian.org, so tried
an unconventional experiment of setting up VPN to a HongKong server, selecting
ro-mirrors.evowise.com/ubuntu ftp.hk.debian.org/debian as the best mirror for
my new location and attempting cache update from there.
When I try to run a partial upgrade, I get "Can't install ubuntu-desktop
It was impossible to install a required package. Please report this as a bug
using 'ubuntu-bug ubuntu-release-upgrader-core' in a terminal."
I don't propose to report this as a seperate bug since I'm guessing it's all
I have tried to overcome this problem by changing "Download from" from
Isle of Man Server (where I had been staying) to UK server (where I am
now) and then to Main server, but none of these changes have prevented
Software updater from coming up with "Failed to download repository
information"
Here are the reported details (which I struggle to understand) after
witnessing several minutes of apparently successful cache updates:
W:GPG error: http://ftp.hk.debian.org/debian stretch Release: The
following signatures couldn't be verified because the public key is not
available: NO_PUBKEY
Software updater reports "Failed to download repository information --
Check your internet connection" but my internet connection otherwise
appears to be working fine.
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This problem occurred when trying to invoke software updater to resume
regular updating after months of failing to update
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 16.04
Package: ubuntu-release-upgrader-core 1:16.04.25
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 4.15.0-33.36~16.04.1-generic
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I'm not sure exactly why the crash that occured on this first
installation on an old Thinkpad R61e automatically brought me to a bug
report here. It didn't give me a chance to verify if I made some error
myself or had a dud installation DVD or what, so at this stage the
Marius B K wrote [QUOTE]You could just try it yourself using a live
CD/USB stick. It would also ve interesting to know if a firmware upgrade
would solve it.[/QUOTE] Yes, reasonable suggestion, and I do now have
a working live 12.04.2-desktop-i386 USB stick. but sorry, no valid
data-enabled
No need to apologise for your English, KinaPorras, it's fine!
But sorry to read this trouble is still ongoing, now on an E353 as well as
E220. I've been holding off on an upgrade to 12.04 from my 11.10 in the hope
that a real solution to this bug will be found.
This whole problem started
Or is there an easy way I could download and test MM_06 on my Oneiric in
such a way that I could revert to my MM_05 in case MM_6 failed and I
completely lost my internet access as a result?
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Thanks Marius and Aleksander.I'd like to try this patch, but since
I'm entirely dependent on my E220 and MM for my inernet access just now,
I'm worried in case it doesn't work as planned and I can't get back on-
line at all. What steps can I take to pre- save my existing MM and
restore back
Let me first express my thanks and appreciation to madbiologist for his #211
and #212 review and comments.
Sorry to be so slow in responding; the truth is that I lost my focus on this
topic while I had access to an alternative landline broadband, but now that
I'm trying to get back on my
I would like to second Pablo's request for step by step instructions.
I know there are some workarounds that will allow me to log-in with
Oneiric and my E220 so I'm not totally cut off from the internet, but I
am still confused about this bug supposedly now being fixed, and yet
I still have
In response to Mathiew-tl's [QUOTE] Oneiric should have a similar patch
applied from what is in Precise, if you have all the updates installed
and your modem is working, then this tells me the patch itself is not
the issue;[/QUOTE] I should like to make it clear that my E220 is still
*not*
I have to go along with Pablo's comment above. Where exactly are we
now with this bug?
I'm aware of lots of good investigative work having been done, some problems
and solutions having been found, and I can see reports of fixes having been
released in both Oneric and Precise, but I'm still
Thanks for that info, Pablo. I think it reinforces my view that a
review is needed.I haven't installed Precise myself yet because I
was afraid what you now confirm might be the case despite a Precise fix
having been released.
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Title:
Huawei E220 and E1550 can't connect on Ubuntu
I have also installed the workaround Mark describes in post #110. In
my case modemmanager_0.4+git.20110124t203624.00b6cce-2ubuntu1_i386.deb
I find now that if my Huawei is plugged in at bootup, it will connect
correctly first time when I request it, but if I don't make the USB
connection
As one of the mere users who rely on a Huawei E220 for my internet
access, and as one who doesn't fully undertand what's going on with
getting this bug fixed, I'm finding it frustrating to see the status
keeps changing and no apparent progress being made towards correcting
it. Maybe I
I'm pleased to see the recent progress being made by Mark and Aleksander
(comments #102 - #104), though not happy that the priority still remains
listed as low.
Meanwhile last night I managed to locate syslog file entries from both Maverick
(ver 0.4) and from Ocelot (ver 0.5) for plugging
OK, I've now posted two attachments:
mmMavsyslog- shows both kernel and MM entries on Maverick (mm ver 0.4)
mmOcesyslog- shows both kernel and MM entries on Ocelot (mm ver 0.5)
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Almost identical in my case, too:
dpkg -l network-manager modemmanager
Desired=Unknown/Install/Remove/Purge/Hold
| Status=Not/Inst/Conf-files/Unpacked/halF-conf/Half-inst/trig-aWait/Trig-pend
|/ Err?=(none)/Reinst-required (Status,Err: uppercase=bad)
||/ Name VersionDescription
Josua Dietze (digidietze) wrote on 2011-12-01: #76
Is it possible for an E220 to be left in the wrong
state when it's switched off?
Not that I know of. Power gone = back to install mode. Always. No known
exceptions.
This would not make sense anyway: the point of the whole process is to have
Just thinking aloud to try and understand this problem better, we know
that the E220 can appear as two different USB devices, depending on
which way it's switched. In one mode it looks like a storage device,
and in the other it looks like a modem. Do we know whether these two
modes are
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AlsaVersion: Advanced Linux Sound Architecture Driver Version 1.0.24.
ApportVersion: 1.23-0ubuntu4
Architecture: i386
ArecordDevices:
List of CAPTURE Hardware Devices
card 1: SB [HDA ATI SB], device 0: CONEXANT Analog [CONEXANT Analog]
Subdevices: 1/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
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Title:
Huawei
I might have spoken too soon because I can't get that addition to
blacklist.conf fix, which seemed to be working perfectly for me
yesterday, to work at all today.Still checking, though. Is
anyone else seeing it either working or failing?
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Shrijit - This bug thread was opened specifically to talk about about
the problems that have appeared with the Huawei E220 on Ubuntu 11.10
that were not there on Ubuntu 11.04. It does appear from what some
posters here say, that 11.10 is also causing the same or similar bugs
to show up on
Per Ronny - It might be helpful if you could do some checking and post
on here the model numbers of any other GSM modems that are giving
other people trouble on Ocelot. This could help to clarify how
widespread the problem generally is, and aid developers in
pinpointing the cause. If
Yes!!Adding that blacklist usb_storage to
/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf has worked in my case. So long as it
doesn't upset any other USB iunctions, that looks like a good fix to
me! Thanks Akila.
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Sorry, I'm not so familiar with the methods used to determine status
and importance here, and am curious to know what factors lie behind the
decision to classify this bug with importance Low.From my own
personal standpoint as someone who relies on an E220 for my regular
daily internet
Thanks for two votes of confidence above, but seriously I don't see
this code as anything more than a temporary workaround until a properly
designed fix is found. In my setup, it only worked after a manual USB
unplug/replug, and I'm sure there must be a better way of simulating
this
For what it's worth, I've found this inelegant workaround will get me
on-line again after my E220 has been depowered:
CODE
sudo usb_modeswitch -v 0x12d1 -p 1003 -V 0x12d1 -P 1003 -R
Then unplug and replug the dongle, and now it will connect.
An lsusb check shows that the Device # for the E220
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I am experiencing similar problems after upgrading my Acer Aspire One to
11.10 from 11.04. Once connected, my E220 will disconnect and
reconnect quite reliably provided it continues to be powered on via its
USB connection. Howver if I unplug it or depower it by swirching off,
I cannot get it
I have solved this issue with the help of Mozillazine SeaMonkey Support.
Full details at
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewtopic.php?f=40t=2292263.
where you will see I've made some recommendations about documentary changes to
alert others to the hazard I fell victim to. Both SeaMonkey
Public bug reported:
When I try to reply to post #25 on
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1828629page=3, my SeaMonkey
v2.0.13 crashes, and I have to reopen it and reply yes to the 'Would
you like to restore your session' page that comes up. The same thing
happens repeatedly and the only
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The more web browsing I try with SeaMonkey, the more crash instances
I'm discovering. Now I'm finding that simply opening an e-mail in
Googlemail causes a crash.It's happening so much that although
SeaMonkey has been my favourite browser and mail client on my old
laptop, I can't really use
Public bug reported:
This occurred when running off a Natty Live CD some time after having
pressed the Try Ubuntu button. On this occasion I hadn't started to
perform any tasks on this Live platform.Using an Acer Aspire netbook
522.
ProblemType: Crash
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package:
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Hope this helps. I'm not 100% sure how well the software center is
able to operate in Live CD mode, but I'm following advice from
http://rodsbooks.com/gdisk/download.html so that I can run FixParts from
Live Natty CD to work on my partition table problem.
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software-center crashed with AttributeError in
convert_desktop_file_to_installed_location():
Adding my endorsement to the fact that I lost Java in SeaMonkey 2.0.2
when I upgraded from 1.1.17, and it was only thanks to nanotube's above
workaround that I was able to restore my Java.To avoid others
running into the same problem, the above-proposed change to postinst
script appears to
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Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.27-9-generic
A relative newbie, I was in the process of installing 73 new updates to
my Ubuntu 8.10 using Update manager - Installing software - Applying
changes -Configuring linux-image-2.6.27-9 when a Debconf asked What
would you
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