Exactly like comment #2, the second character in quicksearch crashes
synaptic. This is a recent change in behavior, it used to work fine.
fully patched 10.04 install
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This bug is still New/Undecided/Unassigned. How can we get it assigned?
while we've got a work around, I would like to be able to update
libfuse/fuseutils someday.
what's the next step?
Thanks,
thespian
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Same symptom, and same work-around worked for me. Thanks Pierre.
For more debugging details, see my request for help at this ubuntu forum
post where I did a bunch of debugging before finding this launchpad bug.
For me, the problem manifested as a failure to mount my windows XP
partition during
Colin, thanks for the pointer to the info that could you help with a
work-around. Using grub2 in chained boot mode still had a similar
problem, so I've reverted back to legacy grub for now. I've got 4 files
attached here for you. The fdisk output, the good mbr now with legacy
grub installed,
output of fdisk attached
** Attachment added: fdisk.txt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/551721/+attachment/1691787/+files/fdisk.txt
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[grub2] grub fails to load again (in Lucid)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/551721
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good mbr
** Attachment added: good mbr - legacy grub installed
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/551721/+attachment/1691788/+files/mbr-good
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[grub2] grub fails to load again (in Lucid)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/551721
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And last, the mbr that just booted straight in to windows, seemingly
over-writing the previous grub2 bootloader in some way
** Attachment added: boot straight to windows
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/grub2/+bug/551721/+attachment/1691789/+files/bad_mbr2winboot
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My wife and I have identical HP(Dell) laptops (Compaq 8710p). We both
dual boot XP/ubuntu. I upgraded 8.04-10.04 a number of months back, and
all was relatively painless. We tried to do the same to hers and hit a
bunch of upgrade problems (not obviously related to this bug) so I
decided to nuke
I only started getting this problem when I did an apt-get auto-remove just
after adding in the suggested other packages for
exaile (an audio player program written in python). The extras I installed
(which did not trigger this wash of warning messages) were:
sudo apt-get install
Just one more person reporting seeing this problem. Fully updated Lucid
system. eog-2.30.0
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eog gives error messages when run in terminal
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/578061
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I just did a network direct upgrade from 8.04 (Heron) to 10.04 (Lynx).
Everything else seems to work so far, but I seem to have been bitten by
this bug, or something very close to it. Plugging in my Western
Digital USB 1TB MyBook drive (formatted with two ext3 partiitons and one
NTFS partition)
Adding one more note. The other fixes mentioned in other threads also
didn't work for me. Including them here in case this symptom has
multiple causes, and they may be of use to others watching this bug.
One was to disable floppy controller in bios (done, no effect) and the
other was to have
problem seen on aspire netbook running ubuntu netbook remix off a flash
drive.
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update-apt-xapian-index crashed with OSError in getmtime()
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/267330
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Adding to the data for this bug.
It still shows up on Hardy 8.04 kernel: 2.6.24-24-generic
fully patched.
on a Compaq 8710p laptop with iwl4965
I _don't_ have the backport package installed.
dpkg --list | grep backport yields nothing.
Symptoms and description are as others have reported.
There has been no activity on this bug for a year, but it is still a
problem in Hardy 8.04. I've got a work-around (described below) but
loop-AES needs to be rebuilt and copied into the kernel dir after
*each* kernel update for my work-around. Could we please get the
Sourceforge loop-aes sources
I'm getting the same problem as well. None of the solutions I've tried
have seemed to be permanent. System specs and debugging attempts are
here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=4817281#post4817281
Nvidia card, and the whole system freezes about 4 seconds after hitting return
on my
Additional info.
I tried a fresh install. The install only completed when I added acpi-
off noapic nolapic to the command line boot options. Once finished
installing, I was able to successfully log in *once* adding the same
options to the boot line. From there I was able to update packages and
line, with no effect.
I'm an experienced linux novice, so if someone can tell me which log
files might be useful in debugging, I can check them.
Thanks for any help or insight you can offer.
Thespian
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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