Ok, thanks. It still feels like rather odd behavior.
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These are the commands I used to cause the bug:
1st time:
sudo apt purge wpasupplicant
2nd time:
sudo apt install wicd-gtk
sudo apt remove network-manager-gnome network-manager
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Over the last couple of weeks gnome-control-center has autonomously uninstalled
(or perhaps just disabled) twice: once as I uninstalled wpa_supplicant, and the
second time when I uninstalled NetworkManager (and installed WICD instead). In
both cases, trying to run gnome-con
Here's the relevant /var/log/syslog output:
Aug 5 20:21:02 workstation dbus-daemon[3251]: [session uid=1000 pid=3251]
Activating service name='org.gnome.Totem' requested by ':1.156' (uid=1000
pid=17150 comm="file-roller /home/dbclinton/Desktop/review/a9c60d1"
The video file that caused the most recent crash was an MP4 15.9BM when
uncompressed. I've successfully opened many files that were much larger
than that.
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Perhaps I shouldn't do this, but I often open compressed videos using Totem
from within Archive Manager. A couple of times over the past month my desktop
session has frozen as Totem loads. The mouse still moves, but it can't interact
with screen objects. The keyboard doesn'
Just to update my previous comment: poking around Stéphane Graber's blog
a bit suggests to me that I really shouldn't expect success with this
using less than 16.10.
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I've installed squashfuse on my Ubuntu LXC container (under Ubuntu
16.04.2) and then tried to install the NextCloud snap, but it's still
failing with this same error:
error: cannot perform the following tasks:
- Mount snap "core" (2381) ([start snap-core-2381.mount] failed with exit
status 1: Job
I'm still getting this bug running Gnome-Fallback. Here's my uname -a:
Linux WD-System 3.13.0-53-generic #89-Ubuntu SMP Wed May 20 10:34:39 UTC 2015
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
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This one hit me while installing on an ASUS P8Z77-V LK LGA 1155 mother
board and an Intel i5-3470 Ivy Bridge CPU with 16GB RAM. But it doesn't
stike me as having much too do with that part of the profile: I'm trying
to install it to two 3TB HGST Deskstar NAS drives.
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@JoKer
I meant that when you choose a USB port on your PC to plug in your scanner,
make sure it's an older USB 2.0 port rather than USB 3.0 - in almost all cases
USB 3.0 ports can be easily identified by a bright blue pin rather than black
or white.
By the way, just this past week the same "fix"
I can confirm that switching my Brother DCP-7060D from a USB 3.0 port to
USB 2.0 got it working - finally defeating the "Invalid argument" error!
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I'm OK as I am right now.
Thanks again!
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Just in case a VirtualBox session in fact bypasses Trinity driver, I ran a live
session with the daily build and the problem was solved for that, too. The only
thing was that I'm not aware of any way to run gnome-fallback in a live
session...
David
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Sorry it took me so long to get to this, but I finally managed to download the
daily build and run it (in VirtualBox) on my machine. I tried with both Unity
and Gnome-Fallback (which is what I'm using on my real install) and the problem
had disappeared for both. Unless VB interfaces differen
Hi,
I'll try to load the dev iso on to a usb device and run a live session on my
machine some time in the next few days.
Thanks,
David
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Update: installing fglrx seems to have solved the screen rendering issue
on both of my computers...but not the flicker.
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In a very unhappy coincidence, I just installed Ubuntu 13.04 on a
completely different box running the Radeon HD 7480D video driver and
I'm getting the exact same problem.
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I'm running 13.10 with Gnome-Fallback and a Trinity Radeon HD 7540 and I'm
encountering flickering (among individual objects - not the whole display),
screen regions being randomly shaded (in at least Firefox and LibreOffice Calc)
and object drawing failures (the grid in a
This may be helpful. I've got two nearly identical Compaq Evo desktops
at the office. One loaded 10.10 flawlessly from the usb and the other
one died on the squashfs file system mount (using the very same usb).
Since they're so similar, the differences might be important. I've
uploaded the lshw out
And here are my two cents: I've tried to install the 10.10 desktop i386 iso
(md5 checked out fine) on a Compaq Evo desktop using a CD and then two separate
USB drives (trying on at least three separate USB ports) with no success. Each
time I ended up in initramfs with messages like
mount: mount
On Mon, 2010-09-13 at 16:08 +, E. Rinehart wrote:
> Also, since this trouble seems to be linked to Intel display drivers,
> has anyone "solved" this problem by adding a cheap video card to their
> system?
>
I've tried adding different video cards but I believe the problem is
with the on-board
@Tim
Thanks for the correction. However, I see that 855gm-fix-exp-dkms comes with a
bit of a threat of its own:
"Stability may suffer with this version. If you experience frequent
crashes than please install the non-"exp"-version of this package."
And 855gm-fix-dkms isn't perfect either:
"Know
I first added ppa:glasen/intel-driver to my repositories and then installed
libdrm (actually it was called libdrm2 - marked for upgrade - in my synaptic)
and xserver-xorg-video-intel (also marked for upgrade). I assume that would
have got the job done.
Is there something I missed?
Thanks
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I installed the Glasenhart patch on my Edubuntu thin client server - two
of the clients have i845 chips. There was no improvement in the client
experience: it still makes it to the login screen but crashes as soon as
the user completes the login process. I haven't had the guts to install
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