For what it's worth, this bug seems to affect me too, running LinuxMint
Debian squeeze, and trying to connect via bluetooth to a Nokia N900. If
I run bluetooth-applet from the terminal, I get these messages:
quixote@lark-bunty:~$ bluetooth-applet
** Message: adding killswitch idx 0 state 1
Well, turning off ipv.6 at bootup hasn't worked for me. I tend to lose
wireless after coming out of suspend, and that hasn't changed. What has
helped is manually reassociating the Access Point, sometimes repeatedly.
E.g. using the command: sudo iwconfig wlan0 ap 00:80:4D:99:D7:10
(Substitute
I seem to have this problem too on a Thinkpad X201s running 64-bit Lucid
with all the updates, except that I'm currently using the 2.6.32.22
kernel. Wireless is dropped at some point, from hours to minutes,
especially after coming out of suspend. Sometimes the connection is
recovered once or
I should add, the connection is dropped just the same under 2.6.32.23
kernel.
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Wireless connection frequently drops [deauthenticating by local choice
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/548992
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I've been helping plenty of people over on the forums who
install/upgrade to Lucid and are faced with a nonfunctional computer on
the next boot because they misunderstood something in the grub install
or upgrade process. It's not always this particular bug, but all user
interface issues in grub
I also have no further problems after upgrading to vbox 3.1.6. (Running
a 32-bit lucid in vm.)
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BUG: unable to handle kernel paging request at 21b0001c
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In my case, the bug doesn't appear until I install Vbox Guest Additions.
The non-free Vbox 3.14 itself is fine under the 2.6.32-16 32-bit kernel.
So I'd be very surprised if vbox-ose showed any problems. I'll try to
check it out.
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BUG: unable to handle kernel paging request at 21b0001c
Sorry I didn't respond to your earlier message. Since I have only
ubuntu systems in the house, I didn't actually need winbind, although
for some reason I have to use numerical addresses without it. So, since
I had a workaround, and other things came up, I sort of forgot all about
it. I'll try
Sorry I didn't respond to your earlier message. Since I have only
ubuntu systems in the house, I didn't actually need winbind, although
for some reason I have to use numerical addresses without it. So, since
I had a workaround, and other things came up, I sort of forgot all about
it. I'll try
After the 03-11 kernel update (I think it was 2.6.32-16-25??) the
constant crashes seemed to be resolved. However, as soon as I tried to
implement vbox guest additions, they came back.
So, at least in my case, the problem has something to do with the
interaction of the kernel and vbox guest
I'm a mere user, I have no idea whether this is exactly the bug I have.
But the title here is exactly the error message. When filling out the
crash report, I listed once a day. Actually, it seems to be happening
every few minutes after the latest lucid update, as of half an hour ago.
I run
PS. I'm running 2.6.32-16, and have Intel graphics.
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I currently don't have winbind installed, so there's nothing relevant in
syslog (as far as I can see, which isn't very far!). Which steps should
I follow?
Install winbind, get the syslog, or
install winbind, start the service, get the syslog, or
install winbind, start the service, try using
I currently don't have winbind installed, so there's nothing relevant in
syslog (as far as I can see, which isn't very far!). Which steps should
I follow?
Install winbind, get the syslog, or
install winbind, start the service, get the syslog, or
install winbind, start the service, try using
It's been so long, I don't remember for sure, but I suspect it was set
to I don't know and I didn't notice that and change it.
I haven't had this issue with any recent karmic updates that require a
restart, so even if the problem hasn't been solved, it's gone away.
Either way is good! :D
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: winbind
winbind 3.4.0-3ubuntu5.1 installs and works, but nothing involving apt
works after it's installed. Update manager doesn't find updates,
running sudo apt-get install [any package] fails with a message about
something wicked happened. Reloading
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: winbind
winbind 3.4.0-3ubuntu5.1 installs and works, but nothing involving apt
works after it's installed. Update manager doesn't find updates,
running sudo apt-get install [any package] fails with a message about
something wicked happened. Reloading
Public bug reported:
The latest updates to karmic (Oct 2) required a restart. There was also
a dialogue window about whether to delete 5 (6?) obsolete files. The
restart required flashed up a moment after the delete? window and
covered it. I chose restart later which allowed me to get at the
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/32960582/Dependencies.txt
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/32960583/XsessionErrors.txt
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update requests restart at wrong time
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/441889
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Just two things for what it's worth:
Fact: I've been using the 2.6.29-04 kernel with up to date 64-bit Jaunty
on ext3 for a couple of months now with no problems at all.
Opinion: I am still horrified, appalled, perplexed, and angry that there
are neither any warnings on LiveCD iso downloads for
I manually compiled the source package. There is -- or was -- no
package for karmic which is why I went the tarball route.
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vboxdrv creation and permission issues during install
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/392234
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Binary package hint: virtualbox-ose
I installed the dependencies and then VirtualBox-ose 2.2.4 r47978 from
source on Karmic (9.10). I could run it initially only as sudo because
a vboxusers group hadn't been created during the install. I added the
group, and my user to the
This is just to second (and third and fourth and fifteenth!) the
comments by mirix and Tim McCormack above.
It is essential that Ubuntu's processes for software release are able to
prevent such appalling disasters in the future. It is a measure of how
much goodwill Ubuntu has in the community
fwiw, since I moved to kernel 2.6.29.02062904 (which is a bit later than
either A or Z?) I haven't had any problems. No crashes, no
instability, even after repeated suspends.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/346691
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@Daniel J. Blueman: Thanks! I'll try that out today.
My system specs, btw, are: Core 2 Duo P8400 2.26GHz, 4GB RAM, Intel GMA
X4500 graphics, 64-bit Jaunty and Intrepid dual boot, and ext3
filesystem. The laptop is an MSI 1223 (i.e. no-name brand, I guess.)
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As one of the regular users who's been KO'ed by this bug (and who's
pretty much frothing that this bug was *known* prior to the final
release and nobody bothered to put out a huge general HEADS UP about it
... but that's another whole issue) --
could somebody post easy instructions on how to
Or at least a workaround!
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Patrick- Thanks for asking! I've moved to a new laptop and 64-bit
Intrepid. In normal usage, I have not had this problem with gvfs. But
after the problems it caused with SimpleBackup, I've never dared to try
to use that program again.
I'd be willing to risk it if it would help :-) Would it
(Shriek!) Now I'm having the screensaver problem again with Intrepid!
Please at least give us a workaround!
I'm using 64-bit Intrepid, using my Pictures folder for the screensaver,
compiz is at the intermediate setting. Somewhere on the forums I saw
the suggestion to disable unredirect windows
I just found a workaround. (Must be something about posting a problem.
I've been looking for this for ages.) From PhilCash in this thread
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6680279 :
Find the dir used by one of the default screensavers and put your link
there. For instance, cosmos is in
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-utils
Jan 22 22:44:50 behrooz-laptop dhcdbd: message_handler: message handler not
found under /com/redhat/dhcp/eth1 for sub-path eth1.dbus.get.reason
Jan 22 22:45:22 behrooz-laptop kernel: [ 56.871846] NET: Registered protocol
family 17
Jan 22
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I get fatal
8.10 LiveCD as released on Oct 30th would not load on my Sharp MP30
laptop. It also quit the boot process with an initramfs prompt.
(Apologies if this is not the right place to file this. It's the only
related-seeming issue I found.)
I have ATI Radeon 7500 graphics, so I always (since Feisty
Just in case anyone reads these things (yes, I know, I'm feeling
snarky), I wanted to mention that the last set of updates fixed the
problem for me. They included some files related to update-manager, and
they showed up on August 12, 2008, plus or minus a day.
Nice to finally have that annoyance
(Erm, so nobody has to plow through the entire comment thread, I run
Hardy, 8.04, on a Sharp Actius MP30 that dates to May 2005.)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/187982
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I get that error message regularly in Hardy 8.04. Your computer failed
to suspend. Check the help file for common problems. It's definitely a
low priority because it doesn't actually seem to affect function. But
what irritates me is that check help file business.
WHICH HELP FILE? Maybe the
By the way, I didn't get that message in Gutsy or Feisty. Instead the
system just crashed. So this is an improvement :D
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I hate to keep being the wet blanket here, but . . . my /etc/hosts file
looks okay (127.0.0.1 localhost, 127.0.1.1 my hostname). But I
continue to have the gksu problem. It affects not just the upgrade
manager. Anything accessed via the GUI that normally asks for a
password hangs up at that
NoOp: $gksu id doesn't work doing anything I've tried, including ctrl-c
followed by another gksu id. I've also tried opening another terminal
window just for the hell of it. I haven't tried doing it outside the
GUI altogether.
(What does work, just to reiterate, is $sudo synaptic and then using
$gksu id does not work for me either. Same thing: starting
administrative tab visible on the bottom panel, and then it disappears.
This is after I installed all updates as of this morning (May 28),
including a big set with new linux headers etc etc.
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update-manager fails to bring up the
After today's (May 15th) update, the screensaver seems to be working.
Keeping my fingers crossed. Like rfvuhbtg, I've didn't have this
problem in feisty. (I couldn't run gutsy with my weird graphics, so no
data there.)
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[hardy] screensaver fails to start and screen fails to completely black
After the most recent updates, I'm having the same problem. Worked fine
before, then around May 10th I turned screensaving off because I needed
to see what was happening during some backup jobs. Today I turned it
back on, but after the screen dims, it comes back up with the regular
background,
I should add that I'm using Hardy, and have ATI Mobility Radeon 7500
graphics. The screensaver has worked without any issues through all
three versions of Ubuntu (back to Dapper) that I've used in the past
couple of years.
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[hardy] screensaver fails to start and screen fails to completely
This is what finally worked to get my hard drive back:
All done as root:
umount gvfs-fuse-daemon
Change ownership of backup file generated by SimpleBackup on network
drive, and move to another location.
Change group of that network directory from 1000 to root.
remove that directory and all
I too use Simple Backup, but I'm not sure the problem is as Jan Rybka
says. In my case, it's not just background jobs without notices. gvfs-
fuse-daemon thinks the root partition is full, and even rebooting
doesn't help (so not just a matter of restarting the service). Since
the partition is
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gvfs-fuse
This is a major problem since it prevents any operation that wants to
store to the filesystem, including /tmp. gvfs seems to have decided
that one of my network drives is in my root partition. That makes it
think the root partition is full.
If it's been fixed, why in hell do I have a pathetically small file
selector box under Hardy 8.04?
One of the early commenters was right: this is one of the first
usability issues a new user bumps into. If it annoys an ubuntu fanatic
like me, what's it doing to them?
And, no, sorry, I don't
I'm suddenly having major issues with my USB-connected printer. I have
a Sharp MP30 laptop (from 2005), Epson Stylus Photo R220 printer, and
running Hardy 8.04 with all updates applied as of Apr 20. (As a user,
not a developer, I don't know what the problem really is or whether this
is the
I tried setting up a new printer, R220-test, with the URI as suggested.
Otherwise, same driver, etc. It worked, I made it default, printed
again, then suspended.
When I came back from suspend, the old Stylus-R220 definition was
working fine and the new default R220-test was unplugged !
$lsusb
I have this problem on Hardy Heron with all updates installed as of Apr
18, 11 am Los Angeles time. I have a relatively old Sharp MP30 laptop.
After I kill the process and retry update-manager, it just hangs before
the password window appears, so retry does not work in my case.
I get the same
Public bug reported:
This may be related to this bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gksu/+bug/187982
update-manager fails to bring up the password prompt for root privileges
Duplicate of the comment I left on that thread:
I have this problem on Hardy Heron 8.04 with all updates
Public bug reported:
release: 8.04
Please note: I DON'T KNOW which package is responsible for the behavior. I'm
GUESSING:
gnome-system-tools 2.22.0-0ubuntu6
In previous releases, partitions show up in nautilus or on the desktop
using their mountpoint. E.g. /media/data/ shows up as data on
Followup: it's not quite what I thought Since the default nautilus
view doesn't show permissions and owners, I didn't realize the 12 GB
Volume was owned by root, which explains why Tbird can't write to it.
There's still a problem, though. Trying sudo chown -R me /media/data
said operation
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