So after letting the server sit for a few hours, all missing members of
the arrays have been re-synced and are functional again. Perhaps this
behaviour IS correct. Most of my RAID experience is with hardware RAID,
admittedly, so I'm used to just swapping a disk out and the controller
would
On 02/02/2012 10:39 AM, Joseph Salisbury wrote:
@Jeff
It would be great if you could have someone from the server team review
the test case. I see hggdh2 edited that page last. Maybe he could
provide some feedback.
Quote hggdh: Yep, looks like a genuine bug
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Public bug reported:
While doing a test install of Precise Server 64bit Alpha 2 I discovered
that the Openstack task doesn't do anything, actually it triggers a fail
screen.
Steps to recreate:
Start d-i from precise-server-amd64 iso
at package selection, select Openstack and then continue
you
Public bug reported:
While doing a test install of Precise Server Alpha 2 (amd64) I ran into
a bug in package selection when choosing the Openstack option. In the
process of filing that bug, I discovered that the Server installer does
not have apport or ubuntu-bug available for filing bugs
** Summary changed:
- CPU1 on Dell PowerEdge M610 is offline by default
+ CPU1 on Dell PowerEdge M610 and R715 is offline by default
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Title:
Just confirming brendan's observations. This behaviour has been seen
with Precise Alpha 2 on both the M610 and R715 systems. I have attached
an apport report dump from one of hte affected systems, the R715.
Unfortunately, Brendan tried apport-collect on the M610 and I tried on
the R715 and
Ran on a server with the standard default partitioning:
bladernr@ubuntu:~$ sudo ./max_diskspace_used sda
Checking maximum disk space available on : sda
Disk space available : 500GB
Disk space used : 496GB
Difference ( 0.15 fails ) : 0.00806452
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Brad:
ubuntu@ubuntu:~$ uname -a
Linux ubuntu 3.2.0-12-generic #21-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jan 31 18:48:57 UTC 2012
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
there is no new kernel listed when I try to do an upgrade
The following NEW packages will be installed:
libllvm3.0 libxcb-glx0
The following packages have
Joseph:
ubuntu@ubuntu:/sys/devices/system/cpu$ uname -a; cat online
Linux ubuntu 3.3.0-030300rc2-generic #201201311735 SMP Tue Jan 31 22:36:50 UTC
2012 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
0-15
I am running the current mainline kernel and all CPUs are online. So
this, so far, has been seen in our
No, you were fine. It DOES work either way:
bladernr@klaatu:~/development/cr3-max-diskspace/scripts$ sudo
./max_diskspace_used /dev/sda
[sudo] password for bladernr:
Checking maximum disk space available on : /dev/sda
Disk space available : 500GB
Disk space used : 254GB
216GB
Difference ( 0.15
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Hrmmm... that is a good point. I think that they were fully synced,
but I could be mistaken... had a lot going on that day. I had to
flatten that machine for other development work, but I'll try to find
time next week to rebuild the array and verify that the drives are
synced then see if I can
not, as I no longer have access to the machine. Marc, if this
system is still in Lex can you try get the syslog James needs?
Otherwise, pass this on to Daniel if the system was shipped to MTL.
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And on the release version of 10.04.4... USB stick was made with
usbcreator on an Oneiric machine :(
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Unknown keyword in configuration
I should add that the help workaround does still work for this...
For anyone who hasn't read the previous comments, you should' be able
to get 10.04.4 to boot by waiting for the boot: prompt (the screen that
tells you about the COM32 error). At the boot prompt type 'help' to
open the help screen
dormant and still broken are two different things...
bladernr@klaatu:~$ grep XID .xsession-errors |wc -l
139
That's 139 instances in .xsession errors in the last 24 hours for me...
Not to mention the fact that SO MANY things are reporting errors into
xsession-errors these days (for me at
Public bug reported:
We're noticing this on every server we're installing Precise dailys on
for sniff testing.
First, we use DHCP exclusively in the certification labs for assigning
IP info to machines. So while Stefan Bader ran into this with his
static IP setup
I'm not entirely sure that this bug also applies to DHCP setups, so I've
opened bug #933723 as it is affecting the entire certification lab setup
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Per the readme, we can get around this by deleting /etc/resolv.conf and
replacing it with /etc/resolvconf/resolv.conf.d/original also. But
again, that's a workaround of the real issue:
For whatever reason, resolvconf itself is getting bad information
creating a resolv.conf file that points to
Public bug reported:
I just upgraded one of my laptops from 11.10 to Precise bits.
Afterwards, I discovered that I am no longer able to connect to a
configured VPN, which means it's now impossible for me to do some of my
work from this machine.
Under Oneiric, I had installed Cisco OpenConnect
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Here is a screenshot showing the network manager menu AFTER upgrading to
precise...
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configured VPN connection is still there.
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Also, bumping the importance back to Medium for now as I don't know that
this is still relevant, and I think it may at least partially resolved
by the checkbox-offline work and the fact that simply not providing an
e-mail address causes checkbox to not submit now.
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Is this still an issue? This was a hwtest bug filed ages ago and there
have been many, many checkboxes since then.
If this is still an issue, please let us know, otherwise we should close
this out.
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Status: Triaged = Incomplete
** Changed in: checkbox
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[bluetooth/detect] test should not report a fail and trigger apport
when run
To
Public bug reported:
Doing a cert run and discovered that when bluetooth/detect fails
(because no bluetooth device is found) it causes a failure and allows
the user to fire apport.
This behaviour needs to be changed, and is a good example of why I
would prefer checkbox be able to handle more
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Multiple systems have failed the apt-get-gets-updates test. Not sure
why just yet... perhaps it's failing because there are no updates to
have...
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.10
Package: apt 0.8.16~exp5ubuntu13
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.0.0-12.20-generic
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On this EeePC 1001PXD, title says it all... :/
Doing cert testing of Oneiric on the system. Bluetoothd is running,
hcitool shows a device, but I can't actually do anything with it. If I
click on the bluetooth applet icon, I get an abbreviated menu and the
only options are
** Tags added: blocks-hwcert
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On this EeePC 1001PXD, title says it all... :/
Doing cert testing of Oneiric on the system. Bluetoothd is running,
hcitool shows a device, but I can't actually do anything with it. If I
click on
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[Eee PC
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[Eee
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Title:
[Eee
Public bug reported:
Cert testing Oneiric on this machine (201011-6822) and the card reader
does not appear to work. I tried SD, SDHC and MMC cards and there was
no indication of ANYTHING in dmesg at all.
lsusb doesn't seem to display any card reader specifically
either.ubuntu@201011-6822:~$
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[Lenovo Edge 11] MMC reader does not work
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Nevermind... I fail at reading comprehension :-) I didn't realize that
the kernel bug was still open.
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ipmi modules need to manually
Just out of curiosity, this was marked Fix Released on March 19, why is
it now being marked invalid?
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ipmi modules need to manually
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Weird behaviour with Unity launcher. I run a fair number of windows
during the day, Chrome, a couple terminator sessions, IRC, mumble and so
forth. I usually maximize the chrome window and use the app switcher in
compiz to swap between the other windows. What I've found is
The aforementioned photo
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shows what I get when I move a terminal around the desktop
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I just finished upgrading my Lenovo S10 netbook from Natty to Oneiric.
Immediately after logging in, I noticed really bad artifacting on the
desktop. I'm attaching a screen shot showing what I am seeing.
This was not an issue with Natty, it's only occurred since the
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Really bad artifacting on Lenovo S10 after upgrade to Oneiric
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I'm marking my bug invalid because it's more an issue of PEBKAK instead.
What happened was that during the upgrade, I got a prompt about changing
some gnome config file. I didn't realize that this file controlled all
my custom settings, so I told apt to use the packaged version rather
than retain
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Importance: Undecided = High
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Really bad artifacting on Lenovo S10 after upgrade to
Bumping this to High. It's really bad from a usability standpoint.
I should also add that this ONLY seems to affect Unity 3D on my S10.
When I switch into Unity 2D, the artifacting is not an issue.
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Public bug reported:
Doing cert testing on a Vostro 3750. The Intel graphics card is
currently in use. When I plug an external monitor into the VGA port on
this machine, the system sits for many seconds before compiz crashes and
then the external monitor shows the extended desktop.
When
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Title:
[Vostro 3750] external HDMI does not display desktop with Intel vide
driver loaded
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On this vostro, the default is the intel driver using the intel
graphics. However, Jockey tells me that nvidia current is enabled and
in use, but no matter what I can't get X to actually load the nVidia
driver.
This could be a case where the nVidia GPU is just disabled
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[Vostro 3750] Jockey says nvidia-current, but X keeps loading
intel_drv
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This isn't specifically a Nouveau issue, though that's a factor... on
the T420 previous certifications, 10.10 is 2D only and 11.04 says
Proprietary drivers are required to get the full experience. However,
with 11.10, there are no proprietary drivers available according to
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[Thinkpad T420] bad resolution, no driver options outside of nouveau
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Doing cert testing on the T420. With the nouveau driver, external VGA
and DisplayPort video is non-functional. There is no proprietary nvidia
driver available to try with. So, there is effectively no external
video on the T420 with Oneiric.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease:
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[Thinkpad T420] External video inoperative
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Doing cert testing on the Vostro 3750 with a bluetooth mouse connected.
After resuming from Hibernate, noticed that bluetooth is completely
dead. The applet is still there, but most of the menu is gone (similar
to what happens if bluetoothd crashes) and none of my previously
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[Vostro 3750] Bluetooth dies and is unrecoverable during recover from
HIbernate
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Weird issue. Suspended a T420 running 11.10. On resume, the system
locked up hard. I power cycled and got back into the system and tried
again using the sleep key this time. Same effect, on resume, system
froze hard (no display at all, no keyboard interrupts, nada).
So
Here's a short video showing some of the aftermath... sadly I shot this
after the fun with the dongle, and after the initial S3 resume issue...
this shows hte non-functional trackpoint/touchpad and
such...?field.comment=Here's a short video showing some of the
aftermath... sadly I shot this after
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Finally re-installed.
I tried ONE suspend/resume cycle on this machine with 11.10 and the
system did not run right at all after that. I rebooted (both soft and
hard resets) at least 10 times all with no success at getting a fully
usable system back. I had issues with the pointer, issues with
Public bug reported:
After a fresh re-install of Oneiric, the trackpoint/touchpad remains
inoperative. The only clue I've found were kernel messages that say the
following:
Unable to query Synaptics hardware
input: PS/2 Synaptics TouchPad as /devices/platform/i8042/serio1/input/input9
psmouse.c
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Installed 11.10 on this Dell Vostro 3550. Jockey offered to install the
proprietary FGLRX driver to give me 3d acceleration. I installed fglrx,
restarted the system and tried, but still got 2d unity. Regardless of
whether I selected Unity or Unity 2D in LightDM, I always
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[Vostrp 3550] no 3d available with fglrx driver
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[Vostro 3550] fglrx not installable, even though Jockey offers it
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Installed 11.10 on a Vostro 3550 and got the 2D desktop. Jockey offered
me two options for getting 3d. Install the fglrx driver, or the fglrx
updates driver.
I used jockey to install flgrx and after restarting discovered tha t I
still had no 3d environment. So next I
Here is jockey.log showing the errors when installing the fglrx_updates
driver
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Installed 11.10 on the Vostro 3550 to do a certification test. If I
plug in a USB key, things seem to work normally, I get a file browser
once the key is mounted and I'm able to copy files back and forth.
However, not so much with other usb devices. First I tried a known
** Summary changed:
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+ [Vostro 3550] Strange results with USB devices on Oneiric with 2D unity
running
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And here's another one showing an interesting thing that happened with
the panel and launcher.
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Here's a video showing some wonkiness
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Here's a short video. For investigative purposes, I caught grub and
removed the quiet and splash options from the boot options. Then I shot
this brief video. Note that we get some messages, then the panel just
turns itself off. At this point, the system is hard locked and must be
power-cycled
Public bug reported:
Attempting to certify the Lenovo X100e with 11.10. It's currently
certified for both 10.10 and 11.04. The system in question
(201110-6817) fails to boot with Oneiric.
I've tried re-installing Oneiric a total of 3 times now. Each time, I'm
able to boot the installer and
Marking this as a regression as well, as the past two releases booted
fine on this machine, so this is unique to a new release (Oneiric)
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