Can you repeat this? I.e. if you try to download some files again, will
it crash again?
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Cool. I suggest you carry on using flash 10, then, if you don't have
other problems with it. I doubt there will be much chance of getting it
fixed in flash 9 now that they're working on flash 10.
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ndiswrapper is a program that allows you to use windows drivers for a
wireless device in Linux. You don't need to have windows--you can
generally get the drivers off the manufacturer's website, or a driver
CD, or ask someone with the same device who is running windows. It's not
a perfect solution,
Sorry, it raised an error when you tried to create a new profile? You
should probably file that as a separate bug report (after checking that
it's not already recorded, of course).
If you can't make a new profile, could you make a new user account
(which will automatically have a separate firefox
Hmmm...I've just opened up your school website and facebook in tabs, plus
I've got a few other things including GMail and Google Reader, and I've
closed and re-opened it perfectly happily. I'm using Adblock Plus,
0.7.5.5(the same version that you have, according to the files it
automatically
Hmmm...I wonder if this is related to the .THM file format--I've never
seen it before, but I've looked it up, and apparently it means
Thumbnail and is functionally equivalent to JPEG. Could you try:
-Copy the files to a folder on your hard drive and try to import them from
there in the same
OK, in that case it's most likely a real bug in firefox or (I suspect)
Flash. Since not everyone's seeing the problem, it must be due to some
difference between your system and, say, mine. I don't know what that
might be, but any information you can provide could be useful. In
particular, what
Based on information in the last comment, I will mark this as fixed--if
you're still experiencing the new problem, please file that as a
separate bug report (unless it has already been filed).
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Confirmed that this setting is still present in Hardy. Setting to
confirmed to now--if the position is that useradd is not for common use,
and the default should remain sh for that, please set this to invalid.
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What package? And can you replicate this on Hardy (or even Intrepid)?
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I think this is a little bit out of date now...
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at the time of writing)
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I've marked as affecting flashplugin-nonfree, then realised that you
haven't actually said which one you do use. Can you check which flash
player you're using (the main ones are flashplugin-nonfree from Adobe,
gnash, and swfdec)?
Also, can you try creating a new profile, without any extensions,
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You say it doesn't show the images if you view it in GNOME navigator,
can I ask what you get if you navigate to the folder at a command line,
and then do ls -ltr?
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If you create a new user account, start firefox on its own, and don't
install any add-ons, does the same thing still happen? Also, what pages
do you have open when you close it? Make sure to try closing without
using any flash or java content--e.g. set the homepage to Google, then
open the browser
Looking at the DpkgTerminalLog, it looks like there is an error in how
it calls nspluginwrapper.
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You
Does reinstalling with that image solve the problem on your other
computer (if you're prepared to try that)? It could be that there was
something corrupt in your previous copy...
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OK, cool.
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My solution was to uninstall Firefox 3 and install Firefox 2
That's not really a solution, though.
I've done a few searches on bugzilla, and I can't see anything that looks
the same. Running some google searches shows that this has been seen on
Ubuntu before, but there seemed to be no clear
Comments on another bug report (bug 186167) say that the message about
driver sd is harmless. Whether this is accurate in your case, I don't
know.
Ubuntu stores dmesg logs in /var/log/dmesg, then /var/log/dmesg.0, then
successively older ones in /var/log/dmesg.n.gz.
I'm happy to try to help, but
On the one with the NVidia card, does this still happen if you disable
the proprietary driver (so it is using only the free driver)?
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Don't you experience same issue?
I'm on Kubuntu, so nope ;-)
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Hi Fedi
I think what's going on is that unmounting a drive doesn't remove the
mount point--the empty folder /media/disk will remain. You can delete
this as with a normal empty folder. Can you confirm that this is what's
going on?
What method do you use to unmount the disk before you disconnect
I think this is better suited as a question, rather than a bug report.
OK... I'm having trouble understanding you, but I'll do my best:
1. Do you mean the drive is not being mounted? If you do, from a command line,
sudo mkdir /media/otherdisk, sudo mount /dev/sdb1 /media/otherdisk
(replacing
I see a blank page at that link...
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Does this happen if you create a fresh profile, as described here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Bugs
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Works as expected for me. Can you try creating a new firefox profile, as
described at: https://wiki.ubuntu.com/MozillaTeam/Bugs, and seeing if it
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OK, that's expected behaviour. You should always unmount drives before
you remove them--for performance reasons, the computer may not
immediately write all changes to the disk, so unmounting will force this
to happen. You needn't use a command line to do this, if a GUI is easier
--I don't know
Error 404 means the browser is not finding a file. What sort of URLs
does it give you this for? Could it be your internet connection failing?
Do other programs accessing the internet break at the same time?
Since this bug doesn't happen for everyone, can you provide more details
of your system,
What flash player do you use (probably Adobe's own (aka flashplugin-
nonfree), swfdec, or gnash)?
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Hi osheonic
What part of the system says that? Does it give any more detail? Can you
attach screenshots or anything? Is it reproducible (i.e. if you try
again, does the same thing happen?)?
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In which case, my best guess is that it's related to that.
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Error 103 is apparently server not available--which might be some
problem with your internet connection, or might just be a random error.
Keep an eye out if it happens again.
The problem with upgrading seems to be a separate bug--have you
considered reporting that separately? Have you looked if
It sounds like you do not have write access to the /tmp directory, for
some reason...
Does this still happen after a reboot? If so, can you go to a command
line, then do: cd / (change to the root directory), ls -ltrh (make a
detailed list of what's in that directory), and post the result here as
The Desktop may not be updating very quickly--does it show up when you
restart your computer?
I expect it has been closed because it is probably no longer an issue in
KDE 4.1, where the Desktop folder is shown in a different way. It's
unlikely that anyone will bother to fix it for KDE 4.0, which
Does sudo aptitude install mozilla-firefox-locale-fr-fr work?
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Possibly a problem with gksu. Can you run other programs, such as
synaptic, using gksu?
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Possibly related to your plugins and extensions--I notice flash content
on that page, for example. Try starting firefox in safe mode (firefox
-safe-mode), to disable all plugins and extensions, and see if you can
still get it to happen. If not, enable and disable different addons to
see what is
It's tricky to tell--it could be that the same result is caused by
different bugs in each case. I'm afraid I don't know enough to instruct
you in what logs to collect or suchlike to see what the problem might
be.
Is there anything unusual about the configuration on your two computers,
which could
Google is your friend ;-)
http://www.google.co.uk/search?q=cisco+350+hardy
See:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/189398
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=765238
I'm going to set this bug as incomplete, because there are other bugs for
all the problems specified--if
Sorry, I didn't make that very clear. A new user account on Ubuntu, then
log in to it and start firefox--firefox will have a totally 'clean'
configuration, with none of the changes you have made in your own
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Try googling it. ;-) I found:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=630763
http://ubuntu-utah.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=664586
Broadly, you should look at upgrading the firmware (I don't know how,
google it again!), and/or using ndiswrapper.
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Blast. Comment 6 immediately above is on the wrong bug. Please ignore it
(as I can't see any way of removing it).
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Try googling it. ;-) I found:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=630763
http://ubuntu-utah.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=664586
Broadly, you should look at upgrading the firmware (I don't know how, google
it again!), and/or using ndiswrapper.
Things like wireless often work better in
I don't know, I'm afraid. Since this bug is described as about bzip, do you
want to mark it as invalid, and open a new bug against python2.4--I've had a
quick look, and I can't see anything that looks like this already reported.
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When you say without compiz fusion, do you mean without it running, or
an installation before Compiz was installed?
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Ah...ummm...
I'm afraid this is kind of a system for reporting bugs about Ubuntu.
While I wish you the best of luck solving your problem, I don't know
much about Vista, and it doesn't really belong as a bug report on
Launchpad. ;-)
I'd suggest you try the support options for Firefox at
Relevant line is: 03:00.0 Network controller: Intel Corporation
PRO/Wireless 3945ABG Network Connection (rev 02)
I've seen that number before...other people have a problem with it. See
for example bug 178530. You may want to try enabling the hardy-backports
repository (I think it's called
In which case, it seems highly likely that conky is somehow related to
the problem. I've marked the bug as affecting conky--hopefully that will
bring it to the attention of someone who knows more.
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In the last run of aptitude there, it seemed to unpack bzip2 happily--
does aptitude still say bzip2 is broken if you tell it to do anything?
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Still can't replicate it, I'm afraid--I fired a good few shots just now.
Have you tried setting up a new user and testing it there?
Only other difference that might be relevant is that I'm in Kubuntu-
KDE4--you say Kubuntu, does that mean KDE3?
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I have tried the game you link to above, in firefox 3.0 with
flashplugin-nonfree. I admit that I only tried it for a brief period,
but it seemed to me that it only stopped responding to keyboard input
(as you say, as if it had lost focus) when one clicks *outside* the
flash bit, which I very much
Again, dependency problems all boil down to a couple of packages which
are failing to configure for some reason.
Can you try sudo aptitude reinstall ing python2.4 and python-
gnupginterface?
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OK, I expect this may get a duplicate-marking soon, as I've noted it as
affecting Gnash.
Non-free, in this case, means not free as in speech--i.e. the source
code to Adobe's flash player is not in made public for people to change
and improve. It is still free as in beer--you don't have to pay for
Not to worry, no harm done. Did you try the steps I posted?
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OK, I should have googled that error before.
The problem seems to be that some of these programs use a perl
installation script, but it is failing to find Perl's Unicode::String
module. Try sudo aptitude install libunicode-string-perl, then repeat
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I can't comment much on this bug (it works for me in KDE4), but I
thought it might be worth attempting to summarise the description in
English, as most of the community works in English. Feel free to correct
me--my French is only GCSE level--but I hope I have captured the gist of
it.
Thy-Frot
Hi Nuno
What cards and chipsets does each use? I can confirm that not all
wireless is broken under 8.04--I'm posting from a wireless connection
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Could this be a problem with the terminal program, not redrawing
properly? Are you using gnome-terminal? Does the same happen with
another terminal program, e.g. xterm?
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I'm guessing that Ubuntu has modified firefox to use language packs from
APT repositories, rather than XPI files. Try sudo aptitude install
firefox-locale-es-es.
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Probably a problem with your graphics driver, I'm afraid. If so, there's
little we can do about it.
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Can you try, from a command line, running gksu synaptic? This should
attempt to bring up the same password entry dialog, then load synaptic
package manager.
If this fails in a similar way, then the problem is with gksu (i.e. the
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Hi Steve
I've had a look at your DpkgTerminalLog from another of your bug
reports, and I think that all the other bugs you've just reported from
your upgrade are duplicates of this one--I'm just about to go through
and mark them as such.
For some reason, this package (fontconfig-config) failed
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Hi Steve
Flash content is a likely problem. What Flash player are you using? The
key ones are the official adobe player (package flashplugin-nonfree),
Gnash and swfdec--there's also libflash, which does not seem to be
updated.
If you need browsing capability, you can start firefox with
This could be a problem with your flash player. Can you find which one
you use (try going to about:plugins in firefox)? The three main ones are
the official Adobe one (package flashplugin-nonfree), Gnash and swfdec.
Libflash is older.
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By installed exit, what do you mean? Is this some firefox add-on?
Searching the add-on database finds exit button firefox--is this it?
Does the same thing happen if you disable the add-on?
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You may wish to give details of your wireless chipset and router. It's
possible, for example, that the driver for your chipset does not include
encryption support.
I've marked this as being related to network-manager.
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Works for me...
Can you try again, in case it was a temporary error on Google's side?
If the problem is still there, can you start firefox in safe mode (from
a command prompt, firefox -safe-mode), and see if the same thing
happens? This will try it with all extensions and plugins disabled.
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What does it say if you do sudo dpkg --configure -a? This should try
to flush through the 13 not fully installed or removed that apt-get
mentions.
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Dapper: bzip2 upgrade failed
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/243946
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Probably not related to gnome-terminal ;-)
Can you post what version of the wine package you have?
** Changed in: wine (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: gnome-terminal = wine
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ran winecfg and got an error message- this is first.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/243858
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Tricky one--many of the problems people are having with KDE 4.0 are
supposed to be solved in KDE 4.1, so from that point of view you should
upgrade to get the latest. On the other hand, KDE 4.1 is still in beta,
and is not an official part of Ubuntu (I don't know if 4.1 final will be
released for
** Changed in: kdebase-runtime (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = kdebase-runtime
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kde-widnow-manager packaging problem
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/243592
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