I have the exact same problem under 8.10 (iwl3945) and it times out
nearly every time, but randomly and seldom it connects without any
problem and is stable for hours:
(copied from above, only other numbers)
[ 1006.298826] wlan0: associate with AP 00:0e:2e:d5:9e:89
[ 1006.497497] wlan0: associate
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If i copy larger files with Ubuntu 12.04 to my USB drive then it gets
very slow in the progress. Under Ubuntu 10.10 i could copy more then 30
MB/s using USB 2.0 connector. If i remember correctly i had a similar
issue under Ubuntu 10.10 which also lead nautilus to crash quite
** Tags removed: needs-upstream-testing
** Tags added: kernel-fixed-upstream
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Title:
Copying to external USB drive is slow
To manage
Just installed and booted with mainline kernel. I got an error during
installing[1], but it still started. The graphics were crappy (low
resolution on Nvidia GTX 560 TI, minimal VGA driver or something, like i
have it during normal booting until the login screen pops up.) Otherwise
it worked fine.
Sorry. Forgot the attachment.
** Attachment added: Error messages during mainline kernel installation
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1067469/+attachment/3400824/+files/fehler.txt
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There are also many hosts that don't accept uploads with such file
names. So I'm often forced to rename the file manually, before
uploading. In older versions it let you at least choose the file name
and default folder with an easy dialog. So I'm very disappointed that
such an easy, but frequently
Public bug reported:
In older versions gnome-screenshot just created files named like
screenshot-1.png which was fine. But in newer versions it is always
named with a long pattern that even includes the time and therefore a
: on my system. This makes it impossible to upload the image to
several
I have the same issue. Under Ubuntu 10.10 i fixed that by enforcing
Ubuntu to mount USB devices as sync and not as async. But as time
went by, i don't know anymore how i did that or if it is still possible.
At the moment the speed is very slow (5-7 MB/s), while i could write
files easily faster
PS: It is usually faster to copy big files in row (one after the other),
but currently i get a speed up if i copy more then one file at the same
time, which shouldn't be the case.
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Happens to me in Ubuntu Gnome 17.04 beta2. Always shortly after login.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1542000
Title:
plymouthd crashed with SIGSEGV in script_obj_deref_direct()
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