I imagine I'm going to keep bothering you every year or two until either
myself or my monitor dies. (or this issue gets resolved.)
My monitor is incorrectly identified as it's slightly smaller brother.
No biggie, you might think - except that all modern distros refuse to
play nice. Add a dvi to
Do people no longer check submitted bug reports?
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Faulty webcam gives long boots, power manager errors and wireless
network problems
Public bug reported:
The fixed webcam on my Acer Aspire 5685 (Logitech Orbicam) is faulty,
and can cause long boots, 'power manager' errors on login, and wireless
network connectivity issues after resuming from standby.
I did file this as a bug (now expired) as a faulty piece of hardware
should
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software.
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are set at 0.0Hz
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Just realised I made an error describing the adapter I am using. It is a
DVI to VGA rather than DVI to RGB.
So sorry if it's caused any confusion.
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It turns out I can boot the system using the 'nomodeset' flag. All is
not well, however - the machine will hang if I use ctrl-alt-f1 to jump
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It would appear that 12.04 CD boots with acpi=off specified.
I am now at the stage where I have an installed OS that won't boot. I
get to a flashing grey screen now. The upside is that I can now perform
a blind login and issue a shutdown (I have tried switching monitors to
see command line,
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As summary, monitor displays dark purple flashing screen.
Am unable to use console ctrl+alt+f1 - though maybe it's merely
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As summary, monitor displays dark purple flashing screen.
Am unable to use console ctrl+alt+f1 - though maybe it's merely
invisible rather than not there. - I could possibly test this via a
blind login and reset command
Video card is an nvidia 8800 gtx, monitor is an iiyama
I am unable to run any commands.
I did switch to another monitor after hitting ctrl-alt-f1, and
surprising there was a flashing cursor with which I could type. There
was no login prompt.. Ctrl-alt-f7 yielded a portion of what appears to
be the hung loading screen.
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Um, the webcam fault is hardware related. Are you sure you'd like me to
make a separate report?
Basically, there seems to be a fifty-fifty chance of a smooth boot. On
good days everything is fine, on bad days, the gnome-power-manager app
take 100+ seconds to appear after request and the machine
I found a workaround to this bug. Installing a different OS seems to
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monitor incorrectly detected - bulletproofX
Hello.
I am sorry to say, but I am extremely disappointed by the way this bug
report is (/isn't?) being dealt with. The lack of correspondence/support
is woeful at best and downright rude at worst.
Just because a bug is found by a 'noob' rather than a dev, doesn't make
it any less valid of a
I've been retrying the apport command and come across the hurdle of
being unable to log in to launchpad through w3m as per
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My moitor, an Iiyama Vision Master Pro 510, has never been detected
correctly since my foray into Ubuntu.
What has been a nuisance previously, is now a show-stopping fail, due to
the implementation of
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Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
Occurs in both 9.10 and 10.04 though with slightly different behaviour
(64-bit editions). I haven't tried the 32-bit editions, but this definitely
wasn't a problem in
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Hi. The issue seemed to not occur this time.
Very rarely was I able to boot the previous versions properly without fiddling
with the rotating webcam. I will try again to verify the issue has been
resolved and I didn't merely experience a lucky boot..
Some of the questions I answered during the
Hi again. Sorry to complicate things, but thought I should mention this.
On trying again, I let the liveCD do it's thing with the new automatic hidden
boot menu (previously, I had activated the boot menu and selected the 'live'
option).
The new graphical menu appeared with the two choices,
OK, downloading 10.10 now.
Strange about the Debian reference - I can assure you that it is indeed Ubuntu
I am using.
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It would be nice if I could illicit some sort of reply here that wasn't
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monitor incorrectly detected - bulletproofX fail
Hlll.
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Hi. Just double checking that this request is relevant and non-bot generated.
Clearly there is some sort of 'bug' in the way that the OS is handling my
specific faulty hardware - previous versions of ubuntu and windows boot
normally even if the webcam hasn't initialised properly - but whether
After much guesswork and luck (due to the invisible terminal, mentioned
above), I have installed ssh-server and ran the apport listed above.
Could you confirm that it has arrived. There was a possibility that one
of the machines may have terminated the process prematurely.
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Public bug reported:
My moitor, an Iiyama Vision Master Pro 510, has never been detected
correctly since my foray into Ubuntu.
What has been a nuisance previously, is now a show-stopping fail, due to
the implementation of 'bulletproofX' - and the removal of the very
useful resolution-changing
I have used another monitor to install all the updates, but still no
joy.
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Hi, Forgive me, I may have jumped the gun somewhat.
In 8.04 x64 I get a webcam configuration error. My laptop has a
revolving webcam, and I suspect this has a loose connection, as the
login screen and login happen much quicker if I fiddle with the camera.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
Occurs in both 9.10 and 10.04 though with slightly different behaviour (64-bit
editions). I haven't tried the 32-bit editions, but this definitely wasn't a
problem in 8.04 x64
In 10.04 a dialog box appears after password-entry
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Whatever happened to Hardy's Long Term Support status???
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I experience the reverse of this - that is after connecting via wired
ethernet, the wireless refuses to work (well, the wireless is fine, but
there is a DNS error so updates and normal internet appear inaccesible)
I discovered today that disabling the wired network from within network
manager
This is on 8.04 64-bit with IPW3945 (or 3495 - can never remember)
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Would it not be possible to prompt a user to install the patch the
moment they decide to move the panel to a vertical position?
At each time a new user experiences this bug enough to be able to find
details about it (let's face it, it's not very clear why the machine
hangs - and only after it has
I have yet to try intrepid, but thought I'd let you know that the kernel
update 2.6.24-22 on Hardy has got us to the point where we were in Gutsy
shortly after this was labeled as 'fix released'
That is :-
With the default user - everything is almost perfect (with the exception that
an affected
I thought this issue had been solved.
Is it worth trying 8.10?
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I appreciate there is inconsistent clarity. I apologise for my part in
that.
At the time you labeled this 'fix released' the issue appeared fixed,
however I subsequently noticed the same behaviour with an alternate
user.
I will try Intrepid as I am having the same issues with Hardy.
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Looking back, I guess that the ubuntustudio menu.lst became the active
one after install. So, when feisty was upgraded to gutsy, the inactive
menu.lst was the one that was amended.
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New kernel on Hardy (.19)seems to require a /etc/init.d/networking
restart before internet happens.
Unless this phenomenon has been caused by me disabling the wireless to
get internet through the wired ethernet, then enabling it again.
It says it has connected to the wireless network on boot,
Not sure its the new kernel. Went back to .18 and problem still
persists.
No joy at all with wpa but will seem to work on wep after the
'networking restart'
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Running Hardy and Gutsy on the laptop, and Hardy works great with regard
to the network manager.
Gutsy is still troublesome though - driver is the restricted one
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This has happened to me twice in a week now using a Belkin usb wireless
stick that uses the rt73 chipset on a fresh install of Gutsy x64.
Bizarrely, a reboot has not fixed the issue - I have only got the device
working again by using it in windows before booting ubuntu.
rt2x00usb_vendor_request:
On freshly installed + updated 7.10 64-bit there are still issues.
Monitor detection fails, but I can select exact type within the 'screens
and graphics' GUI (iiyama VM pro 510). This causes load of modline to be
added to xorg.conf
Trouble is they are not accessible - even after reboot.
I am
After disabling the nvidia driver and re-selecting my monitor - the
refresh rate choices are different, but even if I select 85Hz, log out
and in again - it doesn't work.
Interestingly, the other refresh rate choices have vanished from the
'screens and graphic' section leaving only 75 Hz. (the
I can confirm the usb-boot and nm-applet at 100%. I will try to install
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gnome-keyring-daemon crashed with SIGSEGV
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/218434
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No issues when installed to internal drive.
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gnome-keyring-daemon crashed with SIGSEGV
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/218434
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Would it be presumptive to suggest this is not a bug with ubuntu, and
could be *an unstable overclock*?
Just a hunch, but...
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Computer hang after graphical login into Hardy (AMD64)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/206465
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Occurs for me too. On Acer Aspire 5685.
I wouldn't say they sound was distorted, merely unintelligible and
misinterpreted.
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Internet radio Sound terrible in Hardy Heron
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/218268
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I just installed last night and experienced this when trying to disable
the wireless network -first with software, then using the hardware
switch ( on my acer 5685 IPW3495 )
It was ksoftirqd/0 that was at 100%
No WPA usage here, still on WEP.
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Have to rmmod and modprobe kernel driver in
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