This bug seems to be affecting me, specifically a UE Megaboom (device
info below). Pairs fine, but doesn't show up in output devices,
therefore audio continues to play via internal speakers.
I'm using Ubuntu 16.10 with Gnome 3.20.4 on a Dell XPS 13 (9350).
Attached are some log files using 'grep
Hi Adi,
1)
We have met a similar problem when we build 3.16 kernel like your C#1822, and
there goes a solution by Johnny.
You have to modify scripts/package/builddeb in linux kernel source as something
like:
...
ppc*)
debarch=$(grep -q CPU_LITTLE_ENDIAN=y $KCONFIG_CONFIG echo
we emulate this kind of behavior if we just update the kernel from
14.10?
Regards,
Boga
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Title:
Ubuntu 15.04 Install Error with Avago Controller
Hi Chris,
Sorry for the late replay.
We did install the kernel 3.19.0.22 in Ubuntu 14.10, and the OS is not able to
boot up anymore.
Please check the messages as below, thanks!
1. The message from 14.10 with original kernel to 3.19.0.22 kernel
installation completion.
[0.00] OPAL V3
the URL for it?
Thanks,
Boga Tseng
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One more note: it seems pcbnew (Kicad PCB editor) crashes only with PCB
with some filled zones when either scrolling or zooming or filling zone.
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I have the same problem in Lucid (all updates applied): Quadrapassel
gives 100% CPU usage while playing with very slow reaction on user
actions (game unplayable). The problem appears with any theme.
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Sorry for being ambigous, by screen saver idle I meant screen saver
not active. The re-writes occur quite regularly around every half an
hour. The screen saver settings were not changed since the system was
started so this is not the case. I'll try to reproduce in Lucid when I
install it.
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The PPA version fixed the main problem, however it seems that a smaller problem
remains: if drive spin down timeout is 30minutes (or above I suppose) the drive
never spins down. Drive is polled while being spinning and it resets the
timeout and prevents it from spinning down.
I guess this
Myself I created a symlink from ~/.gconfd to a /tmp/gconfd-user and
added mkdir /tmp/gconfd-user to the ~/.profile Replace user with
appropriate user name.
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gconf rewrites ~/.gconfd/saved_state when idle
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/359788
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Yes, it is reproducible. Just start inotifywait -r -m /home/ | grep screen
and wait for 10 minutes or so. I get something like:
/home/xxx/.gconf/apps/gnome-screensaver/ CREATE %gconf.xml.new
/home/xxx/.gconf/apps/gnome-screensaver/ OPEN %gconf.xml.new
/home/xxx/.gconf/apps/gnome-screensaver/
Programs that write their logs are not a problem, you just have to mount
/var/log on tmpfs, and on a bare Ubuntu desktop I've found only two
programs writing to the home directory when idle.
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gconf rewrites ~/.gconfd/saved_state when idle
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Binary package hint: gconf
gconf rewrites ~/.gconfd/saved_state time to time when idle. This is a
potential problem since it prevents drive containing home directory from
spinning down when idle (crucial for notebooks) or increases SSD wear.
It should either stop doing that
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-screensaver
gnome-screensaver rewrites ~/.gconfd/apps/gnome-screensaver/%gconf.xml
time to time with no apparent reason when idle. This is a potential
problem since it prevents drive containing home directory from spinning
down when idle (crucial
It seems the problem is gone with the latest Intrepid updates.
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Unreliable USB floppy automounting in Gutsy
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Binary package hint: cutecom
While sending a raw file cutecom stops receiving. In case a flow control is
used and the device I work with echoes its input to its output this causes a
deadlock since the device can't send the echo after the FIFOs are filled thus
it can't
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: pyneighborhood
Trying anonymous access from xubuntu Intrepid to a share on ubuntu Intrepid
samba server. pyNeighborhood fails to mount an SMB share with Failed to
mount. The debug messages in console shows it's running /usr/bin/smbmount
//share/name
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: pyneighborhood
xubuntu Intrepid. pyNeighborhood doesn't allow to shrink its window
width to less than 800 with something pixels with no apparent reason.
This prevents it from fitting into 800-pixel wide screen of Eee 701.
pyneighborhood:
Installed:
Theodore,
DFSee seems to have originated as an OS/2 partition management utility so
there's no wonder it simulates OS/2 UHPFS.DLL/UJFS.DLL behaviour. I've made
some tests and the problem seems to involve only those file systems (e.g. when
creating an ext2/ext3/reiser partition DFSee simply
Public bug reported:
blkid detects a JFS partition as FAT32. Thus fsck fails on this partition
unless the file system is specified explicitly or by device name (rather than
UUID) in fstab. This causes automatic fsck on startup failures resulting in
boot failures.
E.g.:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$
Studying lib/blkid/probe.c: the problem occurs because the JFS partition
matches the type_array[] entry:
{ vfat, 0, 0x1fe, 2, \125\252, probe_fat_nomagic },
The problem can be fixed by moving JFS-related entry before this VFAT entry.
** Attachment added: Fix for JFS
I've attached it to the e-mail listed in your profile.
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May be you can improve JFS test strength by adding check for the correct
relations between the superblock fields: s_bsize, s_l2bsize,
s_l2bfactor, s_pbsize, s_l2pbsize?
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blkid library detects JFS partition as FAT32
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I don't know why /var/log/apt gets missing in your particular case. The
most common reason is using tmpfs for /var/log which is a usual practice
for SSD-based systems. Since SSD-based systems get more and more common
(especially thanks to Asus Eee PC :-)) I think it would be nice to have
correct
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: aptoncd
The APTonCD hangs while Scanning and cataloguing packages ... The
pattern is the following: if I start APTonCD, select any packages (or
use default selection, doesn't matter), then press Burn then uncheck
Create meta package in the dialog and
An addition: when hanging the circular indicator at the top left moves
while the progress bar stays empty.
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. It worked fine in Feisty. The log starts in the same manner for both
successful and unsuccessful attempts:
Nov 13 01:12:31 boga kernel: [639986.268000] usb 1-4.2: new full speed USB
device using ohci_hcd and address 113
Nov 13 01:12:31 boga kernel: [639986.40] usb 1-4.2: configuration #1 chosen
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