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I notice that playing with brightness keys does have an impact on the
value in /proc/acpi/toshiba/lcd (brightness:), however, the actual LCD
brightness doesn't change.
It also changes /sys/class/backlight/toshiba/actual_brightness but not
/sys/class/backlight/toshiba/brightness
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Tried with latest upstream mainline linux-image-3.6.0-030600rc3-generic
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may try)
Tried with Quantal Alpha 3 new linux-image-3.5.0-13-generic, and the
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Tried in Quantal Alpha 3 with :
Linux tethys 3.5.0-12-generic #12-Ubuntu SMP Fri Aug 24 18:28:43 UTC
2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
...problem still exists : Cannot control screen brightness, whether or
not the NVidia drivers are installer (compiled from NVidia-provided
drivers, as there is
Hi Christopher,
I cannot perform the required tests right now, being on travel until the
end of the month.
I plan to install Quantal Beta 1 (or maybe evan last Alpha iterations)
as soon as available and report news based on this one.
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The btrfs-tools package that comes with precise is
0.19+20100601-3ubuntu3, (2010 !) which, given the pace of BTRFS
development, is much older than the current BTRFS version that the
kernel supports.
This results in several issues among which :
- Unable to convert back to ext
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[Precise] Toshiba L735-101 hotkeys don't work before system has been
s
This bug occurs on each and every machine which has several Linux
distros installed and is LVM-based.
Again, this is a regression - this didn't happen before Precise, and now
it happens with all other Linus distros that are Precise derivatives
(i.e. Mint 13, Voyager...)
I further noticed somethin
The average laptop HD life can typically stand :
~ 40,000 - 60,000 disk spin-up
~ 600,000 - 800,000 heads load-unload cycles
So it's quite normal (and desirable) that you load-unload heads much
more frequently than you spin the disk.
Furthermore loading heads is a matter of a fraction of a seco
(Additionally I first reported this issue running the same HD in a Dell
XPS M1330 ; I then replaced my computer but just dropped my existing
Samsung HD in my new Toshiba machine. Although the Toshiba BIOS behaves
completely differently from the Dell one [read : not as well] and
especially on power
root@tethys:/etc# hdparm -I /dev/sda | more
/dev/sda:
ATA device, with non-removable media
Model Number: SAMSUNG HN-M101MBB
Serial Number: S2RQJ9BB704375
Firmware Revision: 2AR10001
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@Steve : (#50)
root@tethys:/etc# hdparm -I /dev/sda | grep "power management level"
Advanced power management level: 128
root@tethys:/etc# hdparm -B 127 /dev/sda
/dev/sda:
setting Advanced Power Management level to 0x7f (127)
APM_level = 127
root@tethys:/etc# hdparm -I /dev/sda
The bug has been know and reported for a month and a half.
It's critical. It's one of the few bugs that can - and will - kill
hardware.
The cause is known. The solution has been found, tested and confirmed.
Yet a LTS has been released with this critical bug and the fix is still
not released.
Th
Now tested with i386 installer. Same behaviour.
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On Asus EeePC 1005PE, with a quite complex disk setup (many partitions,
LVM, but that doesn't seem to matter and worked OK with all previous
Ubuntu releases I installed the same way...)
After selecting the partitions onto which to install, they get formatted and
files copyin
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@Franko... Wlll... I did it just using the software center the
normal way to install Wine ;-))
I found out that aptitude fails doing it, but either apt-get or the
software center do work fine.
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[Precise] [Hardware-killer] HD restarts every few seconds
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@Andreas : If you don't wan't your disk to ever spin down, it should be
enough to add "apm_battery = 128" in /etc/hdparm.conf
It won't fix this bug, bug that will be a perfect workaround for you ;-)
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I could finally install wine 1.4 using the software center, where
aptitude failed.
In the end I find myself with the following gettext installed:
gettext-base
libgettextpo0
libgettextpo0:i386
liblocale-gettext-perl
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I could finally install wine 1.4 using the software center, where
aptitude failed.
In the end I find myself with the following gettext installed:
gettext-base
libgettextpo0
libgettextpo0:i386
liblocale-gette
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[Precise] [Nvidia] Unity launcher bar corrupt at resume
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Reproductible: Always
On Toshiba L735-101, NVidia GPU GeForce 315M (GT218) w/proprietary
drivers, each time the system is resumed after suspend, the location of
the (hidden) Unity launcher bar on the left is graphically corrupt. It
gets properly restored once the launcher bar
Public bug reported:
It's currently impossible to install wine on a fresh Precise Beta AMD64
install (+ all updates).
Wine 1.4 apparently has a dependancy to gettext-base:i386
gettext-base:i386 is incompatible with gettext-base and asks for its
removal
removing gettext-base would basically brea
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No improvement with :
$ uname -a
Linux tethys 3.2.0-22-generic #35-Ubuntu SMP Tue Apr 3 18:32:42 UTC 2012 i686
i686 i386 GNU/Linux
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
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Attaching Oopses I got when trying to run
Linux version 3.3.0-030300-generic (apw@gomeisa) (gcc version 4.4.3
(Ubuntu 4.4.3-4ubuntu5.1) ) #201203182135 SMP Mon Mar 19 01:43:18 UTC
2012
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I have downloaded from kernel PPAs what I believe to be the latest
kernel (along with its headers of course) :
- linux-
image-3.4.0-030400rc1-generic_3.4.0-030400rc1.201203312035_i386.deb
With this kernel and headers, the nVidia DKMS drivers won't compile,
complaining about a missing asm/system.h
@Christopher M. Penalver :
> When you remove kernel parameter "acpi_backlight=vendor", what is the results
> of executing at the Terminal:
> ls /sys/class/backlight
When I remove it with latest Toshiba BIOS 2.20 (only 1 week old), my
system makes a very long pause (about 1 minute) during boot, a
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[Precise] Toshiba L735-101 screen brightness cannot be set using
hotkeys
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Hi,
On my Toshiba L735-101, screen brightness keys do not allow screen
brightness to be set. Actual brightness is always maximum (i.e. much too
bright...).
If I boot "normally" , screen brightness keys have no effect at all.
If I boot adding the "acpi_backlight=vendor" opti
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[Precise] Toshiba L735-101 hotkeys don't work before system has been
suspended.
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My Toshiba L735-101 has [Fn]}[some_key] hotkeys for a number of features, i.e.:
- Sound volume +/- / Mute
- Suspend to RAM, hibernate
- Backlight brightness +/-
- Wi-Fi On-Off
- Numlock
- Touchpad on/off
- Etc...
I've noticed something quite weird : Right after bootup,
About the issue with the Toshiba L735-101 (needing at least -B 128
otherwise the disk spins down every few seconds even with latest
patches), this might be related to the fact that Linux has hard times -
probably an issue with Toshiba BIOS - to find out whether the system is
on AC or battery: somet
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Unfortunately the fix is not enough on Toshiba L735-101 (that's a new
kind of system I've been testing it on) : The disk keeps on spinning
down every few seconds unless "apm_battery = 128" is specified in
hdparm.conf.
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Precise has hard times identifying battery on my Toshiba L735.
Booting on battery, the batery icon will typically not display in Unity
UNTIL I close/open the screen, then it appears...
The machine has no "suspend" option in the top-right menu UNLESS I boot
on AC Power, then
Warning ! I have already seen 3 different machines with video cards :
- Nvidia C77 (Geforce 8200)
and
- Nvidia GeForce 315M (GT218)
and
- Another Nvidia which I don't remember
That will not boot Precise at all (and hang on black screen) if nouveau
isn't blacklisted with "nouveau.blacklist=1" in g
Thanks for the great bug fix guys :-)
3 minutes seems to be a very good default choice as far as I'm
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Please note that I report this bug that happens on ANOTHER machine, from
which I cannot report it directly. (So don't trust the machine-related
information attached to this bug).
I use an encrypted swap made from an MD-RAID /dev/md0 device.
Since a couple of precise updates,
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Cannot modify screen brightness on Toshiba Satellite L735-101 either.
[Fn]-[Brightness] keys have absolutely no action.
Bug present in Ubuntu Precise Beta, Ubuntu Oneiric, Mint 12, Bodhi 1.3.
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So what is one supposed to do now if he's been hit by the bug and his
Precise Beta says the PPD is not compatible with Gutenprint ?
Will applying further new updates be enough ?
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Since I filed this bug I've noticed that :
- It's OK on my Son's machine who doesn't use LVM and has several Linux
distros and a Windows on bare partitions.
- That's broken on 3 machines of mine that uses (encrypted) LVM with
only distros /boot on a separate partition for each.
I see from decafb
@Steve #27 : Of course the counter for disk spin-ups is "4
Start_Stop_Count" and not "193 Load_Cycle_Count", which is the counter
for heads load/park.
I've edited (on my EeePC 1005PE) /etc/hdparm.conf and removed the
explicit setting for "apm_battery" which I had previously put, but
specified inst
Hi Steve,
I'll try and give it a shot (not tonight) ; however, in 15+ years of
intensive daily Linux use, I am yet to see any Linux machine (in use)
that can keep its disk spinned down for more than a minute, unless using
the laptop-mode tools and appropriate FS and write-cache settings, which
are
Public bug reported:
Precise Beta Regression : Epson CX-3650 won't print.
Connecting to CUPS at http://localhost:631 , I can see an error message
stating that the printer PPD is not compatible with this version of
Gutenprint..?!
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: printer-drive
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Hi,
On my Dell XPS M1330, it's enough to specify "apm_battery = 128" in
/etc/hdparm.conf to solve the issue. That's the "old" value...
So I confirm that this parameter was the cause of the issue on 2
machines, and the fix fixes it on both.
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Checking same value on a Bodhi Linux (based on Ubuntu 10.04), it was -B
128 also, and I use Bodhi on 2 of my laptops without disks issues
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Checking the values in /lib/hdparm/hdparm-functions on a Linux Mint 12
(dual-boot installed on my EeePC), Mint 12 being based on Ubuntu
Oneiric.
The default "battery mode" value for -B is "128" instead of "127" on
Ubuntu Precise.
So it seems that this shift from "128" to "127", allowing disk spin
After I added "apm_battery = 255" to hdparm.conf per Colin's request,
and rebooted my system, logged in then left it alone for 10 minutes, the
HD's start/stop count DOESN'T INCREASE ANYMORE.
So this is effectively a "quick & dirty fix".
hdparm -I confirms : « Advanced power management level: disa
Attached the requested power-usage-report output from my EeePC 1005PE,
per Colin's request.
I have left my machine alone for 4 minutes wihtout any active network
connection and not touching anything, while generating this.
System freshly booted, no running apps except for a logged in user and
def
Hi Colin,
I'll perform the checks you suggest, however I doubt the issue is caused
by apps performing unwanted writes (I assume that the disk restarting
every minute be related to cron activity or so...) as I feel that the
issue is not with the disk restarting, but with the disk stopping much
too
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[Precise] [Regression] Grub doesn't recognize other Linux distros
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- Regression since latest grub2 updates on Precise Beta
- Observed on 2 different machines.
- Grub doesn't recognize the presence of other Linux distros on same
machine anymore (it was working perfectly before) (There's a Mint /boot
on /dev/sda6 here).
- OTOH it identifies
@Colin : I just tried "sudo pm-powersave off" on my Asus EeePC 1005PE
(after having applied latest updates and rebooted, kernel
3.2.0-19-generic).
It doesn't bring any improvement. I'm still getting about 1 HD
start/stop per minute, system doing absolutely nothing and not even
connected to the In
I first used my ears, that told me that the disk was spinning down then
up etc... On one of my machines the disk is loud enough to be clearly
noticeable.
Then I used "smartctl -A /dev/sda" to check the "(4) Start_Stop_Count"
raw value over time, that's the HD's number of starts/stops in its
lifeti
I won't be able to check this further until a couple of days, but I can
for sure say the following :
- Yes, it happens with Oneiric kernel on precise beta.
- It happens on all 3 machines I tried it on, and I would be very surprised if
I had installed laptop-mode-tools on all three of them (unless
Bug still present on 3 machines with today's latest updates including
new kernel : 3.2.0-19-generic
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UP !
Moving this hardware killer around until somebody notices it, realizes
the house is on fire and decides to do something about it...
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Got it this morning (all updates applied) and yesterday evening on
another system (all updates applied) while trying to report another
"system software problem". apport crashes trying to report a bug, then
reports a bug about itself ;-)
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Regression in Precise Beta.
Although I have applications open on several desktops, when I click the
desktop pager icon, it often brings me with the view of 4 empty desks,
no apps nowhere.
Clicking on the open apps icons in the unity bar then makes them appear
on the desktos
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Reassigning this bug to power management, as it triggers in Precise also
when using the "old" Oneiric 3.0.0-16 kernel
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That's not only live ISO testing. I've been having this very problem on
my (1024x600) netbook since Oneiric (or was it Natty ?) and it's still
there in Precise Beta :
- Right after login, I always have the 3 topmost icons on my desktop OK,
while the lower-end icons are all "piled" on top of each o
Per Joseph request I booted my Dell XPS M1330 (the machine on which I
initially started this bugreport) back onto Oneiric's kernel :
# uname -a
Linux tethys 3.0.0-16-generic #29-Ubuntu SMP Tue Feb 14 12:49:42 UTC 2012 i686
i686 i386 GNU/Linux
...But with the rest of "Precise" of course.
I repor
Confirming again on a 3rd, different laptop (Acer Aspire 3104 WLMi)
Leaving the system alone on battery (no special software started,
machine fresh booted with an user session open), in about 10 minutes I
get :
- (4) Start_Stop_Count: = +9
- (193) Load_Cycle_Count: = +9
So it seems that every la
Confirming this on a 2nd machine : Asus EeePC 1005PE. With numbers.
With the machine clean-booted on precise Beta 1, latest kernel update as
of now, running on battery, user logged in, no network connection, wi-fi
disabled, no apps running except for an open terminal window.
Leaving the machine a
Confirmed with latest kernel update this morning.
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Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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[Precise] [Hardware-killer] HD restarts every few seconds
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I confirm that on an Asus EeePC 1005 PE, I see the Unity "drag handles"
appear on the foreground window spontaneously when the system resumes
from suspend.
Besides this the system works normally but these round pink handles
won't disappear until the window is closed.
I have since discovered that
Sorry, I wrote "System very often boots" when I meant "System very often
HANGS", this correction may make my comment above more understandable
;-)
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Unfortunately, the bug still exists with kernel linux-
image-3.2.0-030200rc4-generic_3.2.0-030200rc4.201112012035_i386.deb
Being a Samsung HD, this might possibly be an avatar of bug #285892 ...?
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This bug might be the same as bug #640525 that I encounter on a Dell
Inspiron 9300 with a Samsung HM160HC HD.
It's still present in Oneiric with all kernels up to and including
3.0.0-14-generic.
Symptom : System very often boots either while starting a KDE or Gnome
session (right after bootup), o
Bug still present in Oneiric with all kernels up to and including
3.0.0-14-generic.
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