Like Thomas, I was concerned but I followed their instructions and
disabled the driver. After restarting, I reactivated the driver that
Ubunut offered me. Everything seems to be running alright.
[ 21.015916] fglrx: module license 'Proprietary. (C) 2002 - ATI
Technologies, Starnberg, GERMANY'
I can confirm this on an upgrade of Ubuntu 10.10 from 10.04 (it was
originally a Kubuntu 10.04 installation, but I added the Ubuntu Desktop
also). As far as I know, KMS is still running (as I'm not sure how to
disable it), and I have essentially the same dmesg output as the
submitter.
My lspci
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubiquity
Traceback (most recent call last):
File /usr/lib/ubiquity/bin/ubiquity, line 457, in module
main(oem_config)
File /usr/lib/ubiquity/bin/ubiquity, line 442, in main
install(args[0], query=options.query)
File
** Attachment added: partman
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/37966677/partman
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installation of Kubuntu crashes on grub install sda
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I wasn't able to attach both files to the original submission. Attached
is the syslog file.
Also, I have previously installed Kubuntu on this computer. This was a
reinstallation. I may have chosen the wrong option for GRUB (I chose
sda).
** Attachment added: syslog
I should add this information also. It only happened when I tried to
install using the Live CD. I ended up getting Kubuntu 9.10 to install
and GRUB to work by doing two things (not sure which actually fixed it
though).
1. I selected Install Now from the boot menu (bypassing the Live CD
Would the fix be as simple as having just the type (Picture or Image
File or Video File) in the dialog, and having a tooltip pop up that
shows the various extensions available in that format? Or would that
create a different paper cut (in that people may be used to seeing
things a certain
How about simply unselecting all of the usernames, so the user knows
they have to click on the one they want. Or possibly using the old
style with the last logged-in user as the pre-filled entry, and a
dropdown that allows the user to find their name (if it's not the pre-
filled one)?
Have a
Will they be backporting the fix to 9.04? I have other issues that
prevent me from upgrading to 9.10 on my laptop. The only time I use
sudo is if I'm working with a file in a restricted folder (/etc or
somewhere like that). If I'm not supposed to do this, then please
explain how to edit a file
I noticed this whenever I started a virtual machine inside of VMWare
Player. I'm on a Toshiba Satellite A105-S2194 laptop with a 32-bit
processor and 1.5G RAM (running Kubuntu 10.04 32-bit).
I'm not entirely sure if the issue is the same, but I posted a video of
it on YouTube at
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