I have a similar, but not identical, problem. I hope it's OK to post to
the same bug report.
I also have an NFS mount with music files. I can play the files in Totem,
Amarok, etc. But when I point my Rhythmbox library to the mount point, I only
get errors under the Import errors tab:
Can't
Same here:
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KABOOOM!!!
Whoops, command-not-found has crashed! Please file a bug report at:
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No module named CommandNotFound
Traceback (most
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Binary package hint: nautilus
Some time after creating a large number of files, nautilus 2.2.20 (in
Ubuntu 7.10) starts using 100% CPU for a while, even if no window is
open at that directory.
Steps to reproduce:
1. Let a program create around 20,000 small files, in a
The files are .df3 files for POV-Ray. Most of them consist of the
following seven bytes: 00 01 00 01 00 01 00. The rest (a few hundred
files) have 3381 bytes (header 00 0F 00 0F 00 0F + 3375 other bytes).
I thought that I hade to wait a few minutes before nautilus would start
working hard, but
I'm having the same problem, using one nVidia card with two monitors
(laptop monitor + external LCD screen connected through d-sub contact),
running Ubuntu 7.10.
It has always worked before, but today, the laptop screen goes black
after gnome-screensaver starts, and stays black. I can only see
After upgrading to Gutsy, it works for me too.
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For me, this problem started after upgrading to Gutsy, and it persists
in Hardy. All other scrolling (including message previews in
Thunderbird) is fast, but scolling the message list is slow, I'd say
less than 5 frames per second. I have tried both with the nv and the
nvidia driver, and the
Confirmed here. Is there any way around this?
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I said that I can suspend with the uswsusp package, but I have since
found that s2disk also fails, I would say more than 50% of the time. I'm
not sure if it's allright to post about it in this bug report, but maybe
the two problems (swsusp and uswsusp) are related. You can read more in
this
No, this is no longer an issue for me in Feisty.
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I am also affected by this bug (using a GeForce FX 5500 with nvidia
driver version 173.14.12 on Ubuntu 8.10). What else is required to
change the status of this bug from Incomplete?
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I just tried switching from nvidia to nv in xorg.conf, and it didn't
make a difference for me. Running /etc/acpi/hibernate.sh still ends with
a FATAL: Module acpi_sbs not found. and kicks me back to the desktop.
I recently found out that I could eliminate the first FATAL warning of the
output
This happens to me as well. It started after I ran several recommended
updates this Monday; most notably xorg and xserver-xorg from version
1:7.1.1ubuntu6 to 1:7.1.1ubuntu6.2. It happened during the upgrade in
question, and since then, it has happened once shortly after each time I
resume from
I still haven't found the script that makes this happen, but a quick
workaround is to switch terminals. Press ctrl+alt+f4 (for example) and
then switch back to the graphical terminal with ctrl+alt+f7.
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Some more results of my troubleshooting:
The problem doesn't have to do with the restricted nVidia drivers. I
recently changed from the non-free (nvidia) driver to the free (nv)
driver, and the problem still appeared after a while.
What about you, Joachim, are you using the nVidia drivers as
Joachim: if you have an nVidia card, you can search for nvidia-glx in
Synaptic, and look at the installed version number there. However, I
doubt that this problem has to do with the driver version, after all. Do
you also have a Dell laptop?
I've also noticed that the problem doesn't seem to be
OK, it doesn't have to do with updatedb either. Today I resumed from a
more-than-week-long hibernation; the screen shifted while updatedb was
running (as usual); I re-hibernated and resumed; the screen soon shifted
again. I also checked for dmesg entries, but there were none at the time
the error
I have the same problem, using Rhythmbox 0.9.5 on Dapper. My music is on
a FAT32 partition. Files that I have deleted are noticed as missing, but
no new files are added.
~ rhythmbox --version
Gnome rhythmbox 0.9.5
I can't check this with the newest Rhythmbox on Edgy at the moment,
unfortunately.
Just for your information, I'm think I'm on my way to find the cause of
the problem. I think it is one of the daily cron scripts. What I've done
now is that I mode all files from /etc/cron.daily another directory.
Since then, the problem has not occured. Now i'm moving one script per
day back to
Public bug reported:
Running Feisty on a Dell Latitude D800, hibernate no longer works (it
used to work in Edgy). When I try to hibernate, the screen blanks for a
little while, and then I get returned to a login dialog (like the one
from gnome-screensaver), but then computer never shuts down.
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Running Feisty on a Dell Latitude D800, hibernate no longer works (it
used to work in Edgy). When I try to hibernate, the screen blanks for a
little while, and then I get
I just tried hibernating with s2disk from the uswsusp package instead,
and after adding
Option NvAGP 1
to my xorg.conf, hibernation works as it should. The default hibernation
mechanism still fails as before, though.
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Is this really a duplicate of bug #488720? In this case, a bunch of
coloured blocks appear when resuming, but with #488720, the screen stays
black.
I am also affected by this. Usually, the blocks appear for
The proposal would be to update trash-cli to the current version:
0.11.3, which is available at the programs's web site
http://code.google.com/p/trash-cli/downloads/list
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I just noticed that I'm affected by the same problem. I also have a HP
pavilion laptop. As the OP said, removing and replacing the battery with
the power cord connected resets the battery type to the correct Li-Ion.
Sys info:
HP dv5-1190eo
Ubuntu 10.04 32-bit
HAL 0.5.14-0ubuntu6
Yes, post #93 helped. For some reason, touchpad_enable must have been
set to false after a recent update. After re-setting it (with gconf-
editor) my touchpad (on a HP Pavilion dv5) works again.
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I'm surprised to see that the E620 is working for both of you. I cannot
get a connection with it. I've tried on two computers, one with 9.10 and
one with 10.04.
On the machine with 10.04, I have kernel 2.6.32-22-generic, and I also
installed usb-modeswitch_1.1.2-2 and
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I wonder if my problem could have to do with different USB ports?
When I first plug in the modem (syslog_1), the GSM modem first claims
ttyUSB0 and then ttyUSB2. When I try to connect (syslog_2) modem-manager
tries to open ttyUSB0 and gets no carrier.
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A comment to the add yourself to audio group, as temporary workaround.
Both users of this computer are members of the audio group, but only
one has a sound output device listed in the sound preferences dialog.
/var/log/user.log also has several error messages from pulseaudio, for
example
I can reproduce this with 64-bit Ubuntu 9.10 on a HP Pavilion dv6. The
script at https://help.ubuntu.com/community/AspireOne/Ubuntu9.10 solves
the problem.
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Binary package hint: hamster-applet
I've noticed (by running powertop) that hamster-applet is causing a lot
of wakeups --- in my case, around 90 per second. This is rather a lot
when trying to conserve battery power. I don't see why it should have to
wakeup that often. Is
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@royalbee: Bug 573557 concerns a bug when two or more nVidia cards. This
bug happens with only one graphics card, but more than one user.
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The workaround works for mee, too.
However, impressive takes a very long time to start up now. Once it's
started, I can navigate the pages as expected, but it takes 20-30
seconds from after I run impressive until the window opens up, using a
62 MB, 23 page PDF. I have tried running with and
As a workaround, scrot -u does what I want (as noted in this thread
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=2145032)
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Title:
Corrupted image on
Public bug reported:
Running kbackgroundsnapshot -c to capture the current window produces
a corrupted image. I'm attaching an example image here. The program also
outputs the following in the terminal:
X Error: BadDrawable (invalid Pixmap or Window parameter) 9
Major opcode: 62 (X_CopyArea)
** Also affects: remmina-plugins (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Title:
NX connection option not shown
To manage
Public bug reported:
Sometimes I have the problem that I can't unlock my session (for
example, after resuming from suspend). The problem seems to be related
to my dual head setup. I have a laptop (the primary monitor) and an
external VGA monitor.
When I got this problem yesterday, at home, I
I don't see this issue anymore using Thunderbird 24.2.0 un Kubuntu
13.04. I did see it back in 2008 (comment #15 above).
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I think I'm experiencing the same thing as you, Carlo, and it also did
not happen before using 16.04 and NVIDIA 367.57. So our bug is most
likely another one.
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A possible workaround, when this happens, is to change the rendering
backend for the compositor. I have tried switching from OpenGl 3 to
OpenGL 2, and that seems to fix the issue for me.
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