I also upgraded from 8.04 and after that I also had issues with the
nvidia driver until this week when I finally found out what helped.
When looking in the package manager I found that even though I had
selected to use the nvidia 177 driver, the package was not installed.
When I manually
I have upgraded 8.04 to 8.10beta last week and since then I have the
boot problem. I have had one or two occasions where I did not have to
use the keys to continue boot. But I can not find any consistency in
when.
I have a HP Pavilion dv9000 laptop and I use a logitec cordless usb
mouse a dual
I have done a lot of reboots now to see if I can find what configuration
triggers the problem but up until now without any success. I have had a couple
of boots in a row which succeeded without a problem and suddenly without
changing anything the problem occured again.
All boots were done
I tried it a couple of times both with and without the nolapic boot
option and indeed only with the nolapic option set, the system
consistently boots correctly.
What bothers me though is that yesterday when I tried just a lot of
reboots, sometimes the system (also without the nolapic) booted
I just wanted to add that I also use Hardy on a AMD64 computer (HP
Laptop) could this be a problem with the b43 and AMD64 arch?
Is everybody using AMD64 or are there also problems with i386?
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[Hardy]Recent kernel update to 2.6.24-11 breaks b43 (with bcm4312)
I have exactly the same problem as ettorevi
My wireless works with 2.6.24-12 but NOT with -15 or -16
lspci:
03:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM4312 802.11a/b/g (rev 02)
in messages I found the following, no idea if this is related to the
problem, but it does not show up in the
I might be asking a stuppid question but how do I test this patch.
I have updated (4th of june) my system and uname shows:
Linux bm-laptop1 2.6.24-18-generic #1 SMP Wed May 28 19:28:38 UTC 2008
x86_64 GNU/Linux
Should this include that patch or do I need to do something else?
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[Hardy]Recent
Slayer,
Thanks for the howto, I managed to compile everything, however, because
I have an nvidia graphics chip I have problems using my own build kernel
because of the binary nvidia drivers which are not available for that
custom kernel (at least I do not know how). But again, the compilation
did
I have some additional info which might help.
First of all, with all the kernel updates up until know the problem
persists. However, it appears that it is not specific to the USB
external disk. It also occurs every now and then if I use a 12in1
cardreader to read my photos from a flashcard.
I have found a work around which I use now:
If I switch of the Wifi card with the switch on the laptop (physical
switch) and then unplug the powercord and then switch on the wifi card
again, everything works fine! Whether the powercord is inserted or
not when switching the Wifi card on again.
Public bug reported:
I have a HP Pavilion dv9000 series laptop (dv9645ed) and i have the
following issue:
When I start the laptop, the b43 wireless card works fine, it connects
to the networks and I have internet.
But when I take out the power cord, i.e. I move to another room with my laptop,
** Attachment added: lspci-vnvn.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21882626/lspci-vnvn.log
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Wireless stops when switching to battery power
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/324051
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** Description changed:
Once the Ubuntu splash screen loads with the progress bar that moves back and
forth, it freezes. Holding down any key unfreezes the system, and it continues
loading normally, until I release the key, at which point it freezes again.
Holding a key down again
Like what aardvark told, I too have the same situation.
At boot time I get the error, but if I later start the service manually
(/etc/init.d/postgresql-8.3 start) the postgres db starts without
errors.
For me it seems that when the postgres service is started at boot time,
the shm parameters
Leann,
Sorry for the late reply, it took me some while to be able to test it.
The Jaunty Alpha4 live cd also results in the same problem for me. What I do is:
1. Insert the live cd
2. Turn on computer
3. Start Jaunty live
4. Go to 'Hardware drivers'
5. Enable b43
6. Make connection to a WAP
Now
This solution also fixed it for my HP Pavilion dv9000 ( dv9645ed ) on
Ubuntu 8.10
I had about 12 errors which were very easy to fix.
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System freezes during boot, unless I hold a key down
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/272247
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I do not want to mix bugs here, but I think I have an issue which might
be related to this one because of the powerplug in/out trick which also
makes the boot continue. Apparently something is triggered by this
action.
What I now found out is that if my laptop is running I can connect to
wireless
Hi Pepe,
Unfortunately, yes it is still an issue with 9.10. I've updated this
morning to:
Linux bm-laptop1 2.6.31-16-generic #52-Ubuntu SMP Thu Dec 3 22:07:16 UTC
2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
and it still occurs. One change though, what I previously wrote about
turning the radio switch off and then
The workaround which Anton describes works for me too.
Thanks Anton
Now the big question is, why is it working with wrong settings and not
when everything is setup correctly!
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NetworkManager.vpn fails -- nm-vpn-connection.c.900: NeedSecrets
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/360818
You received
I had the same issue after upgrading from 9.04 to 9.10 standard Ubuntu.
For me there are two important issues/questions with this bug:
1. Apparently Totem is upgraded with wrong HUE settings for whatever reason
2. Why is a setting in Totem affecting all other video playback?
Anyway, now that I
I have added a file:
/etc/sysctl.d/90-postgres.conf
in which I have changed the kernel settings for shmmax to make postgres
run correctly.
Isn't this why this folder was created, to make individual packages
change the configurations according to their needs?
I do not get exactly why this would
They are still missing, can anybody confirm whether action is being
taken on this issue. I am doing my best here to promote Linux but people
are complaining here that the brazilian portuguese not at all helpfull
for them. I really think this is an important issue especially because
ubuntu is so
I have tried the noreplacement option on the kernel command line (boot
option) but with that option my X windows server won't start. Is there
another option I should/could try or do you know what the problem with
the X server is (I know it is not an issue for this bug, but if I can
get the X
I now have been working with ibex for a while and the strange thing is
that most of the time this bug is not bothering me anymore. And I mean I
do --not-- use any kernel parameters (I have heard of all kinds of side
effects, so if my system requires the keypress, I just keep the shift
key
Public bug reported:
I have looked at a lot of other network issues with KVM but the most
close bug report I found mentioned server load as a trigger but for me
the problem is 100% repeatable without server loads going to 100%. Here
is my case:
I have a Dell 2950 server with two virtual
Dear all,
After two weeks of struggling, yesterday, while driving back home, I suddenly
realised what I was doing wrong.
My VMs all used the same MAC address in the configuration file.
So, this is no bug, but a user fault.
I apologize for creating the bug report but after two weeks I became
This happens to me too on a HP Pavilion dv9000 (dv9845ed) but I have
some additional info:
When I boot up with the touchpad disabled, I can use my external USB mouse to
login.
The external mouse works fine and I can do everything, however
When I now activate the touchpad, my mouse stops
Oh, I forgot to mention, I am on 10.04, with the latest updates, as of
2010-05-03.
Linux bm-laptop1 2.6.32-22-generic #33-Ubuntu SMP Wed Apr 28 13:28:05
UTC 2010 x86_64 GNU/Linux
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[10.04] Touchpad stops working after login
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/549727
You received this bug
Just for everyone's info, this bug is still around in 10.04 with updates
up until 2010-05-03.
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[HP Pavilion dv9000 (dv9645ed)] Wireless stops when switching to battery power
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/324051
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Bugs, which
I just remembered that a while back I tried a custom DSTD for another problem
with this laptop. I wonder if this could point in the direction to look into.
(I am not using a customer DSTD anymore, and as far as I understood custom
DSTDs are not supported anymore out of the box in newer kernels).
I tried the 32bit drivers on my 64bit 9.10 ubuntu and recently I
upgraded to 10.04 (64bit). I had hoped that maybe with the 32bit
compatibility libraries this could work, but I keep getting errors when
printing.
I really hope this driver gets included in the default stack of ubuntu
packages for
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