Joseph, yes.
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Video does not return after sleep with AMD E-350 Fusion APU and ATI
closed driver (Natty Narwal Beta)
To manage
Just FYI, I installed the final version of Oneiric (11.10), and it works
fine.
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[Aspire 5253, Conexant CX20584, Black Headphone Out,
Joseph, I did what you suggested. I downloaded the 3.10RC10 kernel from
you link, and installed the 3 debs. After rebooting into this kernel, I
verified that suspend/resume still worked. I then installed the Ati
driver Additional Drivers, and rebooted. I tried suspend, and it did not
resume, I had
Crap, false alarm. It turns out the catalyst driver wasn't loading, and
it falling back to non-accelerated video. So, I'm back to square one. On
a good note, the open source driver does seem to have improved some in
onereic. Smaller videos are smooth, but full-screen videos are pretty
laggy, not
One little clarification to above. It is not enough to just hit the Ctl-
Alt-F7 combination. You actually have to go to a different virtual
terminal and come back - e..g., Ctl-Alt-F5 followed by Ctl-Alt-F7.
And again, this combination of switching VT's only started working with
Onereic Beta 2 and
For what it is worth, I am not having this problem in Onereic Beta.
However, sound doesn't work in flash videos, but where sound does work
(e.g., Banshee), the headphone jack does now work.
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Update: With Onereic, suspend and resume now works with this laptop and
the ATI closed driver. the only catch is when I resume I have to hit the
CTL-ALT-F7 combination a few times before the screen will resume. i can
live with that for now. In this instance, I manually installed the 11.8
driver
One more update: I was able to manually install flash 11.0 from Adobe
website, and manually copy it to plug-in directory. flash is not yet
working in Chrome.
So... I know have fully-accelerated video on my AMD E-350 fusion-based
laptop and suspend is now working (as long as I hit the Ctl-alt-F7
FYI - none of the above solutions (including the bios trick to see what
failed) have worked. I also updated to lateat bios with no change.
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I have all packages up-to-date, still no battery indicator. I tried the
above command:
tdison@aspire5253:~$ sudo apt-get install indicator-power
[sudo] password for tdison:
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
indicator-power is already
I downloaded catalyst 11.6, and with 64-bit Natty, still no go, doesn't
wake up from sleep. I uninstalled the driver and sleep again works.
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Actually, I installed Maverick and the latest Ati Catalyst driver and it
still failed. I have also tried other Distros, still no luck with
Catalyst. For now, I will have to live with either no suspend/resume, or
sucky video. Both kind of stink on a laptop, so for now I will boot into
Windows 7 and
Just for fun, I installed Linux Mint 11 to see if perhaps this was a
configuration problem with Ubuntu (for instance, kernel parameters or
defaults for ATI Driver or Power Settings).
Nope, the same thing happens with Mint 11 when you install the ATI
Driver from the Hardware Drivers. Thus, it is
Public bug reported:
Jacksense is not working with the ATI Technologies Inc Device 1314 sound
card on Ubuntu Natty. Plugging in head phones causes sound to come out
of both head phones and laptop speakers.
This is an AMD Fusion laptop (with AMD E-350 APU).
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu
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[Aspire 5253, Conexant CX20584, Black Headphone Out, Right] No
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Binary package hint: fglrx
When I allow Ubuntu to install the ATI driver for hardware acceleration
for my AMD E-350 (Fusion APU) the driver works - I get hardware
acceleration and smooth video. However, if I suspend the laptop, upon
awakening I had a blank screen and no way
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Note: The above log info is after deactivating Addition Hardware Driver
and going back to open-source driver. If necessary I could re-enable ATI
driver, but I'm not sure what to submit at that point. In general, I
don't expect a high priority on this bug. I can always downgrade to
10.10 and use
I have the same problem on an Aspire 3680. It offered to install the
driver, which I did (plugging in ethernet port so it would download
driver) and rebooted. No go, lspci shows BCM4311, but nothing with
ifconfig -a.
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I too have this issue, and it renders UbuntuOne and Gwibber inoperable.
This is a clean install of 10.04 with all updates applied as of May 6th,
2010. So far the hacks for this look pretty ugly, so I will wait for a
patch. Here is my output to 'gwibber-account' at the command line:
For what it's worth, I just uninstalled the vbetool package. It also
asked to uninstall the related package acpi-support. I let it. I've had
no problem since. Suspend works perfectly, no acpi problems (frequency
scaling, etc). Don't know why this package is enabled by default, but I
kissed it
I am updated to the release 9.10, and Ubuntu One still crashes when I
try to launch it. There are no updates available, and it seems this is
marked fixed, so is there anything I can do?
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I restarted, and saw that I am now receiving the error, Capabilities
Mismatch. It complains that my version of the client is newer than the
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Binary package hint: ubuntuone-client
On Ubuntu 9.10 (upgraded from Ubuntu Beta to final), Ubuntu One says
Capabilities Mismatch when it starts. It says I have a newer version
of the client than the server, and that the server will probably be
upgraded shortly. Good thing I
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Binary package hint: gimp
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ProblemType: Package
Architecture: amd64
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 9.04
ErrorMessage:
ErrorMessage: package gimp is already installed and configured
NonfreeKernelModules: nvidia
Package: gimp 2.6.1-1ubuntu3
SourcePackage:
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Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04
ProblemType: Package
Architecture: amd64
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 9.04
ErrorMessage:
ErrorMessage: package libpanel-applet2-0 is already installed and configured
NonfreeKernelModules: nvidia
Package:
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Binary package hint: lazarus
Upgrade from 8.10 to 9.04
ProblemType: Package
Architecture: amd64
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 9.04
ErrorMessage:
ErrorMessage: package lazarus-ide is already installed and configured
NonfreeKernelModules: nvidia
Package: lazarus-ide 0.9.24-0-9
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Binary package hint: gnome-applets
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ProblemType: Package
Architecture: amd64
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 9.04
ErrorMessage:
ErrorMessage: package gnome-applets-data is already installed and configured
NonfreeKernelModules: nvidia
Package:
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From what I can tell, Parallels 4.0 is completely different. I did not
have to build a kernel module. I installed it on Ubuntu 8.04 64-bit (it
also works on 9.10). From what I read, you can even run a 64-bit guest
on a 32-bit host. I recommend the upgrade. I don't believe it will be
affected by
I've also reported this bug. It seems no one really cares about this
issue. I think it is a problem with proprietary modules - you're kind of
on your own, EVEN if you purchase that product from Canonical. I've
pretty much decided I am going to have to abandon Parallels, even though
it is a good
Public bug reported:
The parallels modules on Hardy 8.04 were not updated for kernel
2.6.24-21, they are still on 2.6.24-19. This is the third time this has
happened. Since this is an LTS release and Canonical sells Parallels I
thought they would be better at this. Is this the responsibility of
I would give this bug the boot. I don't think anyone is experiencing it
anymore.
I do have one question though - just because a bug is fixed in Intrepid,
that shouldn't affect the status of a bug reported for Hardy -
especially since it is an LTS. I had reported a previous bug - reboot
does not
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I did a dist-upgrade to 8.10 from 8.04. When it got to the stage of
upgrading some mono packages, it tried to stop and start Apache. I don't
know what it was doing, but it hung forever (I let it sit there for
several hours). Finally, I realized it was never going to finish. I
I booted off of the Intrepid Alpha4 liveCD, and yes, reboot did work.
For now, though, I will stay with Hardy and the 2.6.24 kernel since this
is a production machine (I am a developer). I am not familiar with the
2.6.26 kernel. Is that an experimental kernel for Hardy? Anyhoo, for now
I will live
FYI for anyone affected by this. The problem is that there are no
2.6.24.19 kernel modules in the repository for Parallels, only
2.6.24.18. The solution for now is to only boot into the 2.6.24.18
kernel. This can be a little troublesome on a newer install of Hardy.
When it is updated for the first
As much as I tried, I have not found a way to reproduce this bug. It
just happens once in a while. One time, the CPU didn't hit 100%, the
panels just stopped working and gnome-panel wasn't even running. I would
just chalk this up as a fleeting situation unless others report it also.
For me, when
Just as a status update, there have been serveral Kernel upgrades since
I filed this bug. It still has not fixed the ability to execute a
reboot. I still ahve to either shutdown (and then press the start button
to start back up), or select restart and them manually press the power
button after the
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Previously I reported this as possibly being due to Parallels, but now I
think not. Without running Parallels, after a while gnome-panel starting
eating 100% cpu and all the ram. I have attached a screenshot of top
running in gnome-terminal.
Public bug reported:
The kernel upgrade to 2.6.24-19-generic breaks parallels. Usually, with
a kernel upgrade via Updater all I have to do is run parallels-config
at the command prompt. When I do that this time, I receive the following
message:
Strangely, I think this may actually be related to Parallels. I just
realized that this seems to happen shortly after opening Parallels. It
is pretty unstable on Hardy, and I think whatever corruption it is
causing is manifesting this way. I would forget this bug. I do not think
it is really
Public bug reported:
After a recent update to the gnome packages, the gnome panel now only
works for a few minutes after logging in and then stops functioning.
Many of the applets on the panel (top and bottom) work - but the menus,
the minimized icons, the shutdown icon, and the program launchers
ubrgeek: so far there have been a few kernel upgrades since Hardy came
out. None of them has helped. Just apply the updates that come
automatically - maybe some day one of them will do the job.
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I know the solution (I fixed it immediately on my box), I was just
mentioning it as a bug because it would scare the bejeesus out of a new
user. If it is no longer a bug in the install, it is no longer a problem
(although, from what I read above, it may still exist in Ubuntu Hardy
release) and can
After talking to some Fedora friends, I have learned that this is a
known kernel issue. Hopefully at some point a kernel update will resolve
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After talking to my Fedora friends, I have learned that this is probably
a bug in Network Manager (which comes from Fedora) - it doesn't support
bridged networking.
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After talking to my Fedora friends, I have learned that this is probably
a bug in Network Manager (which comes from Fedora) - it doesn't support
bridged networking.
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Nautilus itself was working, because I could look at folders (home,
Computer, etc). Anyway, the latest updates (Apr 21, 2008) seems to have
fixed it. The only relevant items I saw in the update were Ubuntu-
desktop, Ubuntu-desktop-minimal, etc. I'm not sure if that was it, but
it is working now.
I have already fixed my home directory permissions, and that did take
care of it. It would scare many users though.
As for the comment about the Unicode migration tool, I assume that
comment is for Tobias, since I do not even know what it is.
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This bug could really use some love. It is very scary not being able to
reboot your machine. Obviously, it leaves me 2 choices:
1. Go ahead and select reboot, and then manually press the off button to power
off (hold for 5 seconds), then power on.
2. Choose shutdown, and then after the machine
Public bug reported:
In fully updated hardy-heron (should now be up to Release Candidate 1) I
no longer have a desktop in Gnome. There are no icons and I have no
right-click menu. I do not have any desktop-effects turned on (none is
selected). I have not installed anything unusual. This is a
More details:
I was able to manually patch connection.py and now the bridged devices
show. Unfortunately, the install of KVM does not create any bridged
devices, so for the next step I manually edited the
/etc/network/interfaces and added the bridging (per instructions found
in Ubuntu Forums) and
Public bug reported:
VirtualManager shows no network interfaces when I try to use bridged
networking. It should be showing eth0, my one network adapter. This
would prevent most people from using KVM, as most people are going to
want to have real networking in the guest OS. I looked around the
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I just edited the /etc/interfaces file and added auto eth0'. In my
opinion, there should be a checkbox that says automatically start this
interface at system boot. This is how it works on Mandriva. All this
checkbox should do is add or remove the auto flag for the interface.
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This is the opposite of bug #193747. Instead, I can shutdown, but I
cannot reboot. If I select reboot, it hangs at the graphical shutdown
screen before the progress bar has even moved. If I shutdown, it shuts
down and turns off fine. For fun, I did a CTL-ALT-F1 and logged in.
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When I login to Hardy Heron Beta, I receive an error that the
permissions are wrong for the file .dmrc. and that the session cannot be
saved because of this. The permissions on the file .dmrc are as follows:
-rw-r--r-- 1 tdison tdison 28 2008-03-29 11:04 .dmrc
I am logged
FWIW, I have the same problem on an Athlon 2800+ laptop. My max
frequency should be 2133 mhz (apprx) but instead it is 1466 (approx).
Using cpufreq_set does not work. Echoing the value into scaling_max_freq
does not work. I ran cpufreq-info and it reported the hardware was
limiting it to 1467. For
Additional info to above:
If I add acpi=off to grub, I get the full 2.13 ghz. I then tried
immediately rebooting into windows and re-ran perfmon, but windows was
still limited to 1.467 ghz as per above. Perhaps ACPI is broken on this
laptop? Also, I tried booting into the live 6.06 CD to see if
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