I was able to fix the issue of multiple entries of fglrx in DKMS by
following the steps in the following page: http://doc.ubuntu-
fr.org/ati.run
Basically, you delete all instances of fglrx and you re-install the ati
drivers.
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Exact same problem here with Intrepid while updating to kernel
2.6.27-9-generic 64 bits on an Acer computer with an Athlon64/Opteron
and an ATI RS690 [Radeon X1200 Series] graphics card.
Since the update, Ubuntu us functioning in low graphics mode. fglrxinfo
reports BadRequest.
I unfortunately
Thanks. Here goes:
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[...]
Examining /etc/kernel/postinst.d.
run-parts: executing /etc/kernel/postinst.d/dkms
* Running DKMS auto installation service for kernel 2.6.27-9-generic
* fglrx
Thank you for setting the importance to High as this could be a wonderful
tool if it were reliable. As it stands, one should not rely entirely upon it.
But I'm sure things will get better as soon as notifications are fixed.
Keep up the good work!
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Same here trying to boot Karmic i386 standard (not Netbook Remix) on an
Asus Eee PC 1008AH from a USB device. Everything goes fine until the
system tries to launch X, at which point SQUASHFS errors pop up followed
by end-request, I/O errors and what not. Only way to reboot is the so-
called
I should add that I tried removing AHCI, also tried noacpi and ide=nodma
(and various combinations of these) but the errors persist.
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After looking around, I have found what may be a workaround (although I am
unable to test it at present): the problem may come from the version of
usb-creator in Karmic. By reverting to the 0.1.10 version, things seem to work
for most users.
I found the information (in French) at
A little better, but still not working. For some strange reason, after
trying the above-mentioned commands, I get usb-creator 0.1.8 (go
figure). Anyway, using a standard i386 ISO image on my USB stick works a
little better: I get the please wait cursor, then the Ubuntu splash
screen. But instead
A workaround : install Jaunty, then upgrade to Karmic.
This of course won't work if you really want to install UNR (which I
believe doesn't exist for Jaunty), but at least SquashFS didn't spill
its guts all over me with Jaunty.
Whoever is in developing (I would love to help had I the time and
Installing Ubuntu Network Remix (9.10) works fine when launched from the
SD card and fails from a USB stick.
So it is indeed hardware related.
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I can't add an image from a path that contains an é character. In
French, the default Video folder is called Vidéo. If I move the
files to a path that doesn't contain a non-ASCII character, it works.
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New bug filed under Bug #1589605 for the desktop install.
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Title:
evolution-calendar-factory always running with high memory usage
To manage
Hi @seb128 ,
I have tried disabling my three online Google accounts and the subprocess
disappears altogether. As soon as I re-enable one account with few Google
Agenda items, it comes back with ~ 50 Mio. When I enable the main account that
has a good many Google Agenda items, the subprocess
Temporary workaround for high memory usage of evolution-calendar-
factory-subprocess
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Plus, the nice little workaround does not seem to function in 16.04.
Simply re-invoking the process does not lead to it exiting. I've seen it
crash several times in a row with no obvious pattern to it (except it
happens fairly soon after login).
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Still a major memory hog in 16.04 with a clean install (except for /home
obviously).
The process has changed names and is now dubbed
"evolution-calendar-factory-subprocess" but its behavior has not changed. After
a couple of minutes, memory usage is up to ~300 Mio, which is a bit steep for
Public bug reported:
As filed under bug #1342123 (under Canonical System Image, i.e. for mobile
installs) by several users, including desktop installs,
evolution-calendar-factory (previsouly in 14.04) then
evolution-calendar-factory-subprocess (in 16.04) run using several hundreds of
@ogra Thanks, I wasn't at all aware that "Canonical System Image" was about
*mobile* systems. Maybe a more straightforward name would help… :)
I'll go look if this bug has already been filed under desktop installs.
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@aj-sahagun
I have the exact same problem. Adding an autostart entry did not help, for
reasons I do not understand. If I type it manually in a terminal, it works
fine. If I add an autostart entry with the exact same command, nothing happens
and evolution-calendar-factory happily nibbles away at
@aj-sahagun
Thanks for your reply. I wasn't aware you had to explicitly call bash
when using the form "sleep 1m; ". I'll try it out.
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Title:
Public bug reported:
Mouse clicks not working *only* in the application launcher and the menu
bar.
I recently switched from an HDD to a SSD and installed a fresh Ubuntu
14.04.4 (64 bits). Everything ran smoothly. The only problem I have now
prior to before is the mouse clicks randomly not
** Description changed:
- Left mouse click not working *only* in the desktop.
+ Mouse clicks not working *only* in the application launcher and the menu
+ bar.
I recently switched from an HDD to a SSD and installed a fresh Ubuntu
14.04.4 (64 bits). Everything ran smoothly. The only problem
@aj-sahagun
Works fine now. So apparently, when you want a couple of commands to be
launched one after the other in the startup list, you can't just write:
sleep 60;
You have to explicitly call bash -c like this:
bash -c 'sleep 60; '
Good to know!
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I recently switched from an HDD to an SSD. I installed a fresh Ubuntu
14.04.4 on the SSD. Everything works just fine, except the left button
randomly stops working *only in the work space*. It responds in opened
applications, just not on the top bar or the left application launch
bar. Right click
Public bug reported:
Left click randomly stops working *only* in workspace, i.e. launch column and
top menu bar. Clicking otherwise completely normal on the desktop and running
applications.
Workaround: Change user and re-enter password. No need to log out of the
session: [Ctl][Alt]+[L] and
@penalvch Done. The bug has just reappeared. I filed it under Bug
#1563706 and subscribed you to it.
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Title:
Left mouse button stops working
To
@penalvch New bug filed from Bug #1316873
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OK, tried running the latest daily-live xenial. Tried opening several Firefox
windows and tabs with my Google Drive documents and other windows. No problem
after more than 30 minutes working. Suspend mode didn't cause the bug on
xenial. I couldn't try hibernate, of course, since I'm
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