Josh,
I expected Banshee to connect on the first try, or report some kind of
timeout during connection.
If Banshee cannot connect to a stream, it would be wise to report why,
instead of simply reporting no error/warning at all, and returning to
the Idle state.
Hopefully that clears things up.
I think there's also something else going on (perhaps with filling a
buffer, although that's a shot in the dark) beyond a UI issue: streams I
know to work for sure in other applications (ie. they are up, open for
connection, and latency is low) still take at least 3 tries to connect
in Banshee.
Kamus,
I don't think this is a duplicate. The behaviour I'm reporting leaves
Banshee in a usable state. I can still use all features of the
application. The problem is not a crash or a hang, but that the stream
doesn't connect, nothing is reported, and after two more attempts, the
stream works.
Thanks, Alessio. I'll definitely have a look later in the week!
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Title:
Sony NWZ-E354 not detected as MTP device (mtp-detect reports UNKNOWN)
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Public bug reported:
Plugging in my Sony Walkman NWZ-E354 reveals that it is only seen as a
USB Mass Storage device, and not as a fully-MTP capable device.
Functionally, the player works fine for transferring and listening to
music, podcasts, and watching video (WMA only) as a UMS device.
Please note that I'm more than willing to patch libmtp to work with this
device - I need a starting point to jump into, though. Start with
libmtp? Start with hal?
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: banshee
Banshee fails to connect to internet radio streams until at least the
third attempt.
I expected Banshee to connect on the first try, or report some kind of
timeout during connection.
What happened instead was that Banshee failed to connect,
May be related to:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/banshee/+bug/759339
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Title:
banshee fails to connect until third try
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Not available in the GUI implies, at least to me, that there will be
a GConf (GSettings?) key for it, as there is now.
Troy
On Fri, Feb 25, 2011 at 2:02 PM, Thorsten Reinbold
thorsten.reinb...@googlemail.com wrote:
Does this mean that I have to buy an additional Monitor to prevent
suspending
You are a wonderful person for fixing this.
Thank you.
On Tue, Feb 8, 2011 at 5:59 PM, Alexander Koenig
469...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
Good news, everyone: I finally managed to get this fixed upstream. The
complete mouse grabbing code had to be moved from on thread to the
other, either gtk+
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
Expected:
GPM should allow my external monitor to enter DPMS suspend while the laptop lid
is closed.
Observed:
GPM doesn't allow my external monitor to suspend while the lid is closed on the
laptop. If the lid is open, it works
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Expected:
GPM should allow my external monitor to enter DPMS suspend while the laptop
lid is closed.
Observed:
GPM doesn't allow my external monitor to suspend while the lid is closed on
the laptop. If the lid is
Same problem in Maverick 10.10, fresh install.
I've attached more information for this that may be helpful at:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-power-manager/+bug/694016
The difference is that in my case, on 10.10, the bug only triggers when
the laptop lid is closed.
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Another request for Lucid backport, please.
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Larry,
While upgrades have their share of issues, this is also not the forum to
complain about the Ubuntu upgrade process.
Had you read the release notes, you would have done better to avoid
upgrading until a better solution arose.
Troy
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After a long hiatus from investigating bugs, I had a bright idea, and
the only one I hadn't tried: pop out the burner and /clean the lens/.
Lo and behold, my drive is now fully functional. Brasero burns, DVD's
are recognized again, and I'm happy.
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Kernel does not recognize blank optical media
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: totem
Totem doesn't offer an option to queue a stream to play after local
files in the playlist. It only offers an Open Location... option which
clears the playlist entirely, playing only the stream.
I expected to be able to queue an internet radio
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=142185
This is upstream already. Sorry, folks.
It would be really nice to see implemented, though, even if it is an
Ubuntu-specific patch.
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Totem doesn't offer an Enqueue Location... or similar option.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/644126
You
Select blank screen, close the lid, and move your mouse or press a
key. Problem solved. Yes, it's annoying, but it works fine as if there
was a do nothing option
Sent from my iPod
On Jun 29, 2010, at 7:40 AM, Spaceport peterson@gmail.com wrote:
@papaprinny go for KDE...?
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My system is back to not being able to burn data DVD's, after a random attempt
this evening.
I can't change the AHCI settting in my BIOS, it's a Dell Vostro laptop. Unless
there's a kernel arg to do this...
Any progress on this?
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+100. This needs to be fixed.
All that's needed is a cheap wrapper script for /usr/bin to make this
(extremely useful and clean looking) tool useful. It could be installed
and/or created by the package installation.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/152212
You
I followed Phil's lead and tried the mainline generic packages at
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v2.6.32.2/
as well. I am happy to report that I can write DVD's again with wodim
and Brasero. There are still some strange things occuring, though:
before the write, the writer acts
Thanks Ron_, didn't see that!
Cheers, let's hope this gets fixed soon.
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On Sun, 2009-12-27 at 23:28 +, Ron_ wrote:
Troy,
According to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/405544/+editstatus
, the Canonical
Given that this is a serious issue for a lot of people:
- How can we get this moved to the attention of the appropriate kernel team?
- Is there a kernel bugtracker with this on it that we can refer to for more
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Additionally, stopping udev makes no difference for me, neither does
using K3B.
Same kernel traces, same result.
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I'm also unable to write any data DVD's using Brasero, Nautilus' bullt-
in disc writing, and GnomeBaker at any supported speed (1x, 2x, 4x, 8x,
'Max Speed').
I haven't tried K3B, but I'm going to try growisofs from the console and see if
it works for a dummy burn.
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It doesn't.
$ growisofs -Z
The same end result was observed using wodim, attempting to burn a
stream of dummy data from /dev/null.
My christmas tree now has three additional ornaments. :)
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There is a potential workaround for this issue.
In GConf (using gconf-editor, for example) set the key
/apps/gnome-power-manager/buttons/lid_ac
to the value 'nothing' without single quotes.
Still, there should be a GUI option for this. The functionality is there
and seems to work for me, I
Afer updating my Karmic install yesterday, the bug appears resolved.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/393008
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Binary package hint: firefox-3.5
What happens:
With the default UNR theme, I attempted to add a bookmark within Firefox. When
the dialog opens, the dialog/label text is virtually unreadable against the
window background (black text on dark grey background).
What I
** Attachment added: Dependencies.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/33662719/ExtensionSummary.txt
** Attachment added: XsessionErrors.txt
I accidentally nominated this for fixing in Karmic's release. Oops. I
fuzzed out and thought it was asking me to pick the branch it was
affecting. My apologies.
Anyway, regarding the bug, I agree that this is a regression. This is
functionality that was more or less required for using an external
On my Acer AspireOne 110L, I experience the same issue - with the
additional information that
$ acpi -V
reports the correct values for me.
(Installed via update-manager -d from 9.04)
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Echoing rubberglove to some degree, having the notifications statically
positioned removes some the utility of notify-osd for me versus
notification-daemon. I have a _preference_ for the position of
notifications, as opposed to any visual impairment as mentioned earlier.
It irks me slightly that
As of the latest in intrepid-proposed, I get this in dmesg, and USB 2.0
support is working again!
[ 14.483131] Warning! ehci_hcd should always be loaded before uhci_hcd and
ohci_hcd, not after
[ 14.485309] ehci_hcd :00:13.5: applying AMD SB600/SB700 USB freeze
workaround
So if you guys
Hope this helps. For those with devices that _mount_ but gag out and
crash ehci_hcd after transferring, please state such and locate the
appropriate device ID in your lsusb output. Maybe that will help a dev
/ hacker locate the problem. I'll donate my card reader to the cause...
@Troy S.:
Sorry; here are both relevant lines from lsusb, to save someone opening
the .log file:
Bus 003 Device 002: ID 05e3:0605 Genesys Logic, Inc. USB 2.0 Hub [ednet]
Bus 004 Device 002: ID 05e3:0606 Genesys Logic, Inc. USB 2.0 Hub /
D-Link DUB-H4 USB 2.0 Hub
Cheers, let's keep working at this!
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My hardware is near-identifcal to zasq's; same bug.
lspci attached.
** Attachment added: lspci.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/20343987/lspci.log
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Perry's story breaks my heart. :\
I think having the tenacity to see this problem through (much like other
problems Ubuntu has had) will likely benefit us all more in the long
run. Please, Perry, continue to use your laptop install if you can and
help us test new solutions as they arise. Please?
Confirming on Dell Vostro 1000: Fn+up/down 'steals' keyboard input.
The fix for me was to use the magic SysRq key to reset the keyboard
from a virtual terminal - alt+prtscr+r - I don't know if it's the VT
switching or the magic keycombo that fixes it, but this is clearly an
input layer bug.
$
I'm really quite surprised, too.
Given the workaround is simply to disable USB2 and ergo cause all
transfers over USB to be excruciating slow - costing time money, you'd
think someone with the knowledge to fix this would have stepped up by
now. Then again, the transfers still -work- at the
@Renaud Muller:
I apologize for the confusing comment. The apt-cache lines I pasted indicate
the versions of the packages I was referring to.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: acpi
Hello fellow bug detectives,
After upgrading to Intrepid from Hardy *and* a clean install on a
different machine, the `acpi -V` command, which generally shows me the
correct amount of remaining battery time on both machines, does not -
instead, it
I've been poking around in the apt-get'ted source for the utility, but I
can't see anything wrong with the 'time remaining' calculation. As well,
when I unplug the AC I get reasonable discharge rates.
$ cat /proc/acpi/battery/BAT1/state
present: yes
capacity state: ok
I did solve the magic suspend problem, turns out I had g-p-m set to
suspend if the lid is closed on battery, so please disregard that.
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I agree with Jaap Karssenberg - please be more careful in the future
with critical drivers.
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The system I experience the issue on is also an SB600 chipset, however,
I have no way of increasing the voltage - Dell's BIOS doesn't give me
that option (the laptop is a Vostro 1000).
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I wonder if it could be something to do specifically with USB-connected
HDD's, since my other devices work just fine? The controller in the
drive/enclosure, perhaps? I wouldn't know where to start to look there.
I tried what Toby tried as well, without success:
I had never tried actually
+1, affected here too.
Only started with the most recent kernel minor version upgrade on Hardy
for me.
Removing the module form the running kernel solved the issue, but imo
12mbps is unacceptable for most tasks involving external disks, for
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