Oops, comment #3 is not for this bug, please ignore it.
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the issue is still not reproduced on kernel 4.4. I'll try to backport
some patches that may related to dead locks:
c605f3cdff53a743f6d875b76956b239deca1272
3cd12f91514da6893954de479dc60b16d3b381f4
6f9eb753920a108faa5b62cb84a89d95a34e37aa
e0bbca37ee6776cce49f7ba16b3e468dfa35b062
If they doesn't
Cool, thanks very much.
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Hi Martin,
I have backported the patch to 14.04 and verified by my own, could you
help to review it and push the SRU process? Here is my patch:
http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~yuningdodo/systemd/systemd.trusty.lp1562344/revision/2
Thanks
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usb-creator-gtk tells me there is not enough free space on a
completely
+1 to Timo's proposal.
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failed to boot from USB disk with error: gfxboot.c32: not a COM32R
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Thanks for sudodus' reminder, I almost forgot that issue in comment
#121. Yes, current version in trusty-proposed is broken IMO, the patch
backported from trunk doesn't work in the context of trusty, so we need
to manually fix it on the installed source code (comment #124). The
tests performed by
@sudodus, thanks for the test.
So the new case is burn iso for arch A on a arch B host, where A, B can
be i386 or amd64, and A != B. For this case I think there could be
several different solution:
a) do not attempt to install the target syslinux if host arch != target
arch. this will only
My concern for c) is that it will introduce new dependence 'qemu-user-
static' to usb-creator, not sure if this is acceptable for SRU.
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@sudodus, thanks a lot for the logs. I guess you are burning the i386
ISO on an amd64 host machine? This was a blind spot in previous patch
for vivid, it assumes host arch == target arch.
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@sudodus, thanks for the test in #127, could you help to collect some
logs?
1. sudo sed -ri '/syslinux_(var|exe)/syslinux/g'
/usr/share/usb-creator/usb-creator-helper
2. (in terminal 1) sudo killall usb-creator-helper ; sudo
/usr/share/usb-creator/usb-creator-helper
3. (in terminal 2)
usb-creator is used to burn debian / ubuntu images, I'm afraid fedora
images are not supported.
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Unable to select source disk image
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I got similar result with sudodus, on a fresh install ubuntu 14.04.2 I
can't burn the 15.04 ISO with the error Failed to install the
bootloader.
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Oh, sorry, forgot to mention in comment #121, on the fresh installed
ubuntu 14.04.2 I have upgraded usb-creator to 0.2.56.3ubuntu0.2 from
trusty-proposed.
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I checked the source code, in /usr/share/usb-creator/usb-creator-
helper:InstallBootloader() we should perform s/syslinux_exe/syslinux/g
and s/syslinux_var/syslinux/g , after that I can 1) burn 15.04 ISO on
14.04.2 host and 2) boot into the syslinux menu with the usbstick.
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Looks like the SRU to trusty hasn't been performed yet.
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@nemith, what's the disk layout of your usbstick before you erase it
with usb-creator?
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Erase disk fails with error wipefs: error:
@Sebastien, I just made a quick check for the redesigned code, yes, it
does similar blockingunblocking on power_callback(), that is also what
my patch does.
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Tested with gnome live [1], the issue is not reproduced, the g-c-c
version is 3.16.0.
I also checked the source code [2], looks like the issue is already
fixed via a redesign [3]. The upstream tracker for the redesign is
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=719565
[1]:
The issue is also reproduced in ubuntu gnome daily image [1], the
package version is 1:3.14.2-2ubuntu3
[1]: http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/ubuntu-gnome/daily-live/20150407/
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I installed gnome desktop on ubuntu trusty, and can also reproduce the
issue in gnome-control-center.
The package version is:
gnome-control-center 1:3.6.3-0ubuntu56.1
$ gnome-control-center --version
gnome-control-center 3.6.3
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Let me install a gnome desktop and have a try. Will update later.
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I'll also try with latest upstream version.
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Hi guys, I have converted my patch (comment #8) to a merge proposal,
could anyone help review it? Thanks in advance.
https://code.launchpad.net/~yuningdodo/unity-control-center/unity-
control-center.lp1248720-block-power-callback-unless-its-triggered-by-
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Glad to hear that, just wonder is there already a plan to include
syslinux into xubuntu? If not how could we push this?
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failed to boot
Sergio, could I know what's your host system? I attempted to reproduce
the issue with 0326 image, but the usbstick can boot into syslinux
successfully. Here is my steps:
1. download vivid amd64 0326 daily image
2. install the image
3. boot into the installed system
4. burn ubuntu trusty/vivid ISO
Verified on a fresh installed utopic system, the initial usb-creator
package version is 0.2.62, with this version we can reproduce the issue
by burning an trusty ISO. Then I upgrade usb-creator-common and usb-
creator-gtk to 0.2.62ubuntu0.3, I can burn the trusty ISO successfully,
and with the
Sergio, the current patch for the issue can't fix the bug in all cases,
it requires a) the source ISO image contains a squashfs image and b)
syslinux is pre-installed in the squashfs image. So Xubuntu iso image
still can't be fixed due to b), and debian netinst iso image can't be
fixed due to a).
Maybe we can modify the policykit rule to allow the guest user to allow
guest user to run the privileged operation, however would this cause
potential security issue?
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Checked on vivid daily image (20150306), usb-creator version is 0.2.65.
usb-creator-gtk: a re-added image won't be automatically selected
usb-creator-kde: a re-added image will be automatically selected, and will auto
scroll to it.
So I think we should still keep this bug open for the gtk
In my side I workaround this issue by uninstalling gnome-screensaver,
not sure if it also works for you.
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Hi guys, I have proposed a merge request with the patch I provided in
comment #18, could anyone help to review it? thanks in advance.
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Hi, I have proposed a merge request with the patch uploaded in comment #12,
could anyone help to review it? Thanks in advance.
https://code.launchpad.net/~yuningdodo/usb-creator/usb-creator.lp1159016-mangle-grub/+merge/250267
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Brian, thanks for the review, here is the declaration of unmount_all():
def unmount_all(udisks, parent):
'''Unmounts the device or any partitions of the device.'''
As you can see the last param is expected to be parent, and in my test
if we pass dev to it it can't unmount properly, so I
Hmm, I'm afraid the usb-creator (Ubuntu) hasn't been fixed yet, so let's
move it back to Confirmed. Please correct me if I have a
misunderstanding.
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@Mathieu, thanks very much for the review, well, yes, I have only tested
the patch with 14.04 as host system. Actually I have two patches in
comment #83 and #84 with two different approaches:
#83: copy the *.c32 files to target, the one I proposed in the merge request
#84: install the target's
Hi Mathieu and all the other friends, I've improved the previous patch and
resubmitted it here against the trunk branch:
https://code.launchpad.net/~yuningdodo/usb-creator/usb-creator.lp1325801v2-sync-syslinux-c32-files/+merge/249769
Any suggestions are welcomed, let's push hard on this issue, I
Hi, guys, I have proposed a patch for this issue against lp:ubuntu/usb-creator
(or should I submit it against lp:usb-creator ?):
https://code.launchpad.net/~yuningdodo/usb-creator/usb-creator.lp1325801-sync-syslinux-c32-files/+merge/249454
Would anyone help to review it? Thanks in advance. For
@LanceHaverkamp, once the issue is fixed in next release I believe we
can also backport the solution to previous releases via the SRU process.
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Hi Sasa, maybe you could try my testing ppa, it has the patch alongside
with some other patches applied:
sudo add-apt-repository ppa:yuningdodo/test
sudo apt-get update
sudo apt-get install usb-creator-gtk
You could find the source code here (converted to debian 3.0 quilt format):
Hi James, the COM32 error is actually bug #1325801, as a workaround
you can type live and press enter when you saw that error message,
that will boot to the live mode, and you can find the installer icon on
the live desktop. Would you like to give it a try?
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About the patch in comment #84, it has no effect for xubuntu 14.10 iso
image since there is no syslinux installed in the squashfs image, so the
patch in comment #83 is better in such a case, it always works.
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Audio switch between mute and unmute
The issue can also be reproduced on my 14.04, by adding some prints in
the source code I found it's cause by a logic trap:
1. we click the switch in the u-c-c bt panel to turn on the bt
2. in the widget's notify::active callback it set the BT state to unblocked
3. the BT state-changed callback is
forgot to mention the patch is for u-c-c, and I only have it tested on
the trusty branch: lp:unity-control-center/14.04
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1) The release of Ubuntu you are using, via 'lsb_release -rd' or System
- About Ubuntu
Ubuntu 14.04
2) The version of the package you are using, via 'apt-cache policy
pkgname' or by checking in Software Center
usb-creator 0.2.56.3
3) What you expected to happen
First
I checked the source code and found usb-creator can only calculate the
free space for a mounted partition, however the newly formated partition
isn't mounted.
So to fix the issue we could mount it automatically after the formating.
In the attached patch this job is done in the dbus method
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1279987 ***
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** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 1302295
usb-creator-gtk errors during app startup
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1279987
usb-creator-gtk crashed with TypeError in
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This bug should be a duplicate of bug #1302295, which is already fixed.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1279987
usb-creator-gtk crashed with TypeError in __call__(): first argument must
Verified on a Ubuntu 14.04.1, before the upgrade I can reproduce the
issue easily with unity 7.2.3+14.04.20140826-0ubuntu1. Then I reset the
settings and upgrade to unity 7.2.4+14.04.20141217-0ubuntu1, now the
issue hasn't been reproduced yet after more than 50 log outin. Thanks
guys.
I'll update
Hi guys, attached is a patch which will sync the *.c32 files from host
system to the target. With this patch I create a 14.10 usb stick on a
14.04 machine, and the usb stick can boot with Legacy BIOS successfully
without any error.
BTW, I wonder if we could fix this issue in a different way. Per
Here is a patch implemented in the different way I described in
comment #83, it also works on my trusty system to create a utopic usb
stick.
** Patch added: use-source-syslinux.patch
With some further digs I think we could fix the issue in u-c-c in a more
reasonable way:
https://code.launchpad.net/~yuningdodo/unity-control-center/unity-control-center.lp1396464-prevent-update-sink-input-in-parallel/+merge/245927
The previous u-s-d patch is no longer needed.
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Here is a usb-creator patch used by myself, it will add the cmdline
arguments to grub *.cfg, so they will take effect with UEFI BIOS. Would
anyone like to give it a try?
** Patch added: mangle-grub.patch
BTW, from my point of view it's not a grub bug since grub.cfg is not
configured by usb-creator at all; and once we append the persistent
option in grub.cfg it just works.
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I tested on a trusty box, with usb-creator-{common,gtk} 0.2.56.3 I can
erase the ntfs usbstick without popup error.
However there is one thing to mention, after the erasing it prompt
There is not enough free space for this image and the Make Startup
Disk button is inactivated. After another
I made some tests on trusty with usb-creator-{common,gtk} 0.2.56.3 in
below cases:
1. no partition table (dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdb bs=1M count=1)
2. one ntfs partition
3. one ext4 partition
4. one fat32 partition
5. two ext4 partition
For case 1 2 3 5, after the erasing it prompt There is
I made some tests on trusty with usb-creator-{common,gtk} 0.2.56.3 in
below cases:
1. no partition table (dd if=/dev/zero of=/dev/sdb bs=1M count=1)
2. one ntfs partition
3. one ext4 partition
4. one fat32 partition
5. two ext4 partition
For case 1 2 3 5, after the erasing it prompt There is
Please ignore comment #12, it was for another bug.
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[SRU] Error erasing device when there is dos partition table but no
partition
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I made some tests on trusty with usb-creator-{common,gtk} 0.2.56.3.
1. create a usbstick with a GPT partition table but no partition
2. erase it with usb-creator-gtk
I can erase it without timed out error, but after the erasing it prompt
There is not enough free space for this image. and the
I made some tests on trusty with usb-creator-{common,gtk} 0.2.56.3.
1. create a usbstick with no partition table
2. erase it with usb-creator-gtk
I can erase it without popup error, but after the erasing it prompt
There is not enough free space for this image. and the Make Startup
Disk button is
Hi Phil Marsh,
Could you check the usb-creator version you are using? You can use below
command to get the package version:
apt-cache policy usb-creator-common | grep Installed
And maybe you would like to have a try on my own patched usb-creator,
you can install it with below commands:
sudo
Hi Rob Candee, could you take a screenshot about the issue? Thanks in
advance.
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usb image writer does not let me choose a USB
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I guess usb-creator is not the proper project to report the bug for, is
it a tool maintained by linuxmint?
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usb image writer does not let
Also affected linux mint project, I hope it's the right place to move
this bug to.
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Timo, thanks for assigning the bug to me, just to double confirm it,
what am I supposed to do next? According to the wiki [1] now it's time
to get some sponsors to upload the patch? Please let me know whatever I
should do to get the job done, I'm so glad to have the chance to make
usb-creator
Thanks for the explanation, then I'll mark it as verification-done.
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** Tags added: verification-done
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Thank you Jason (jasongaiser), with your debugging result I propose a
patch for the issue, it will improve the code in two points:
1. use regex to detect the os version, so 'Ubuntu Remix 14.04' is also supported
2. check whether os ver is successfully detected in need_syslinux_legacy()
however I
BTW, my patch is based on the trusty-updates branch.
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Compares NoneType() and str(), hence fails to make bootable usb
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I verified on my trusty box, by upgrading below packages to
0.8.8-0ubuntu17.1:
libplymouth2
plymouth
plymouth-label
plymouth-theme-ubuntu-logo
plymouth-theme-ubuntu-text
the issue still can be reproduced until I manually execute update-
grub. During the upgrade only update-initramfs is executed,
Private bug reported:
Please sync sutton-base-trusty-devel into sutton-mystique2-trusty-devel,
we are going to freeze the sutton-mystique2 platform, so we have to make
it a snapshot archive.
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Assignee: OEM Archive Admins (oem-archive)
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Steps:
1. Install Ubuntu 14.04.1 image
2. launch System Settings - Sound
3. press Volume Down until mute
4. press Volume Down for several times then press Volume Up immediately
5. repeat step 4 for several times
Excepted result:
everything should just works
Actual result:
In my side the issue is fixed by a patch:
https://code.launchpad.net/~yuningdodo/ubuntu/trusty/unity-settings-daemon/unity-settings-daemon.lp1396464-set-volume-to-zero-before-mute/+merge/242869
it seems volume can't be set to zero if we have already set mute, so
my solution is adjusting volume
hmm, I have no idea now, it looks like a race condition issue to me,
however the root cause is not clear yet.
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wifi don't work after
I verified on trusty, with xserver-xorg-video-intel
2:2.99.910-0ubuntu1.3 installed the video can be played through xvideo
successfully, no GPU hanging.
So I believe the issue is properly fixed in trusty. I'll update the
tags.
** Tags removed: verification-needed
** Tags added: verification-done
I didn't mean to awake twice, but sleep - awake
sudo nmcli nm sleep true
sudo nmcli nm sleep false
would you like to give it a try?
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thanks for the tests. how about manually sleep awake again?
sudo nmcli nm sleep true
sudo nmcli nm sleep false
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wifi don't work after
paolo, I did have encountered the issue you mentioned in comment #7,
however that was on ubuntu precise (12.04), and it wasn't reproduced on
12.10 and later. Could you please report a separate LP bug for it.
For the NM asleep issue, we can put the workaround in a PM hook, so we
don't have to
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wifi don't work after suspend
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paolo, thanks a lot for the translation. Then we have the same issue, on
my box network manager is put into sleep during suspend, but not awaken
during resuming. Although the root cause is not clear yet, you can
manually execute below command as a workaround:
sudo nmcli nm sleep false
This
Sorry, I can't read it... Could you run the command instead?
LANG=C nmcli nm
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@paolo, could you check the output of command nmcli nm?
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hmm, if gparted doesn't work I think that is a different issue. usb-
creator and gnome-disk-util share the same cause because they both use
udisks2, but gparted not.
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A patch is proposed for this bug:
https://code.launchpad.net/~yuningdodo/usb-creator/usb-creator.lp1370045-update-button-status-on-failure/+merge/238392
Would anyone help to review it? Thanks in advance.
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I have created a patch for this bug:
https://code.launchpad.net/~yuningdodo/usb-creator/usb-creator.lp978691-select-readded-source/+merge/238286
When a source is added to the list, scroll to it. When a source is re-
added, select it and scroll to it.
Could anyone help to review the patch? Thanks
I can't find the screen shot, Jeff, could you please upload it again?
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Title:
usb-creator-gtk tells me there is not enough free space on a
I have the same issue.
So I usually invoke it with below command as a workaround
usb-creator-gtk -i my.iso
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usb-creator ignores selected
I just updated my patch for trusty to workaround the timed out issue.
usb-creator uses udisks2 to format the partition table, and udisks2 uses
wipefs to erase the old partition table. However in trusty wipefs only
support erasing partitions but not partition table. So instead of
backporting the
Martin Pitt, thank you very much. For trusty I had proposed a patch
about a month ago, although it's mixed with something for another patch,
could you or anyone review it?
https://code.launchpad.net/~yuningdodo/ubuntu/trusty/usb-creator/usb-
This issue is also reproduced in my 14.04 box.
In the unity-control-center I set scale factor to 1.5, before the issue
happen I checked some gsettings items:
gsettings get org.gnome.desktop.interface text-scaling-factor
1.5
gsettings get com.canonical.Unity.Interface text-scale-factor
1.0
then
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Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Scaling factors for high DPI screens are sometimes applied
I found a workaround for this issue by setting alpha channel to 0:
if background_color 44,0,30,0; then
clear
fi
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clear, after
On A+A config I found although fglrx will not be disabled by gpu-
manager, xorg.conf will still be regenerated, and with the regenerated
xorg.conf there is no graphics switching option in amdcccle (amd control
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I believe we also need to backport this into trusty, however I don't
find the url/button to also affect trusty, could anyone give me a hint
please?
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Hi, I have proposed a patch which backport util-linux 2.25-8ubuntu1 from
utopic to trusty:
https://code.launchpad.net/~yuningdodo/ubuntu/trusty/util-linux/util-
linux.backport-utopic-2.25-8ubuntu1/+merge/232848
The patch works for myself, however I am not sure if there will be any
side effect
Hi, I have proposed two patches for this issue on trusty:
https://code.launchpad.net/~yuningdodo/ubuntu/trusty/usb-creator/usb-creator.lp1361474+lp1300361-recreate-udisks-client/+merge/232852
@Bryan, could you please paste the error messages here?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1294877
Title:
Error erasing device: Unknown or unsupported erase type `'
To manage
I verified with utopic, this issue is still reproduced with usb-creator
0.2.62 (as well as latest udisks2, util-linux, etc.).
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1300361
Title:
cannot
I have proposed a patch which should fix this issue:
https://code.launchpad.net/~yuningdodo/usb-creator/usb-creator.lp1361474+lp1300361-recreate-udisks-client/+merge/232693
Will anyone give it a try?
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