As oft today, I also have the issue. I did an upgrade on Friday and
today it dropped working.
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Title:
The overwriting error message was: Key
I am experiencing this one one 14.04 using a fully encrypted LVM file
system. updatedb.mlocate hogs up nearly all of the CPU power making the
system feel very sluggish.
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I am also struck by this using 14.04 and full disk-encryption.
Adding
hid
usbhid
hid_generic
ohci_pci
to the /etc/initramfs-tools/modules did NOT help either. I only have
keyboard on grub menu, yet cannot use my external keyboard nor mouse
after that stage.
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I just hit this bug and manually selecting the 2035 driver fixed this
for me, too. Working with Gnome Shell and its featureless printer
configuration I had to add the printer via /usr/bin/system-config-
printer
So as manually selecting is quite a pain, I want to ask: Is there a fix
planned for
Here's the information following
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/DebuggingKernelSuspend .
I will test the mainline kernel, too, just not quite sure when though.
** Attachment added: pm_trace dmesg result
Public bug reported:
This most likely is a duplicate of #732174. I did a `ubunut-bug linux`
as penalvch recommended.
After resuming my Thinkpad x60s, the Wifi adpater stopped working. My
terminal was spammed telling that Mac is in deep sleep. Hardware wifi
switch made it it working again, though
Sidebar: This issue is one I only had with Alice routers (1121 -- German
description: http://www.alice-wiki.de/Alice_Modem_1121_WLAN ) at my
friend's places. No issues whatsoever with Linksys WRT54GL routers at my
home or work.
Anyhow, Simon's fix (
I have the same problem under 9.04 and it causes that my PC gets the
wrong nameserver (localhost instead of my router's IP) cutting me off
the internet as long as I don't change /etc/resolv.conf to my router-IP,
which gets erased after every reboot.
So I want to change start order -- but I don't
