Some errors for installation and startup have been eliminated--that's
great
But now warning / run time configuration errors diagnostic pop up dialog
box has a text area control in it that is one single line of displayable
text even when the message body actually contains 30+ lines of warnings
A prior installation was not properly uninstalled when the Ubuntu system
was re-installed / recovered / rescued, etc.
There needs to be either user intervention or forced install overwriting
of the prior configuration information / data, or some kind of managed
"update" operations performed by
Public bug reported:
Updated from ubuntu i386 12.04 to 12.10 to 13.04 to 13.10 etc to 15.10.
Windows 10 pro upgraded from Win 7 ultimate installation on a separate
disk corrupted the 15.10 so that it would not boot.
Ran a 15.10 i386 installation to fix the booting problem.
A whole bunch of
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Title:
package clamav-daemon 0.98.6+dfsg-1ubuntu4 failed to
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package clamav-daemon 0.98.6+dfsg-1ubuntu4 failed to install/upgrade:
Available disk space determination with commas inserted for each 3
digits in the disk space sizes on the WDC 3 Tbyte sysem disk:
root@username-desktop:/usr/sbin# df -k .
Filesystem
1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
Available disk space determination with commas inserted for each 3
digits in the disk space sizes on the WDC 3 Tbyte sysem disk:
root@username-desktop:/usr/sbin# df -k .
Filesystem
1K-blocks Used Available Use% Mounted on
Hey... I got here again updating software.
The updater insisted that I input my user password when normally it does
not do this. It seems that the updater fetched and installed a new
kernel. After that had completed, a system software error was detected,
and I said yes that I woud report it.
Public bug reported:
Updating and installing software got me here.
My PC was up to date as of yesterday.
One particular installation software item was a network intrusion
software package. The name that I recall started with the letter 's'.
That package insisted twice to have the network
Public bug reported:
Upgrading from 12.10 to 13.04 to 14.04 to 14.10 through a sequence
involving the recommended upgrade sequence using http://old-
releases.ubuntu.com/ repository, etc.
Some intermediate stage wanted to upgrade things involving audiocd--the
bug reported item.
My last
My DNS lookups were very very slow. I was using DHCP on one wired
interface, so Google search indicated that Settings, Network, Select
interface (wired ethernet), Edit, Select IPV4 tab, input additional DNS
Servers, Apply or Save would keep settings and cause DNS to be a bit
quicker.
However,
I have bluetooth, but no telephone modem or fax card. I've used this
system disk in 3 different computers--two of them hd bluetooth radios in
them.
Not sure if in 2011 3+ upgrades ago if I had this system disk in a
machine that was so equipped with a fax modem card, etc?
This current machine
Public bug reported:
Procedures to reproducing bug:
Fresh install Ubuntu 9.10 via burned DVD+RW from image with full language
support. Microsoft Intellimouse Serial PS/2 mouse plugged in but only PS/2
mouse recognized. Did not have speakers plugged into sound output jack to tell
if sound
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