Crashed for me with manual partitioning, after right-clicking and
choosing New partition table.
Lenovo N200, SATA disk drive
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/132611
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Public bug reported:
After upgrading from 2.2.0+git20080107-1ubuntu2 to current version
(2.2.0.90-2ubuntu2), strange artifacts (random red dots, random red lines and
red curves made of red dots) started to appear on screen.
Downgrading back to 2.2.0+git20080107-1ubuntu2 fixed this.
Using an
So, what happened to the bug report? I just upgraded my system to newest
version (Hardy repos) and gnome-settings-daemon crashed. strace revealed
that it was because missing xscreensaver. My fix for now was to remove
screensaver plugin from /usr/lib/gnome-settings-daemon/plugins/
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Well... for me, package posted by Cedric Schieli on 2007-11-11 solved
the problem. Few days later, the package appeared in gutsy repos, so the
trackpad is working seamlessly since then.
Shortly: everything is working for me since 2007-11-11 with _no_
xorg.conf changes whatsoever :)
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I have a standard PS/2 Synaptics touchpad in ASUS A3L notebook. Detected
on boot as:
Synaptics Touchpad, model: 1, fw: 5.9, id: 0x926eb1, caps: 0xa0471b/0x0
input: SynPS/2 Synaptics TouchPad as /class/input/input3
Using stock Gutsy packages (all updated to current version), with a
default entry
Well, yes, You were right - I meant Hardy, but wrote Gutsy.
Actually, running Xorg 1.4 on Gutsy is possible, by changing sources.list and
upgrading Xorg with its dependencies - but that's not the case.
Anyway, is there anybody still having problem with Synaptics driver?
(not me :)
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wodim still does not work on Gutsy. It is not suid root, and by defaults, does
not have access to CD drive.
cdrecord found in gutsy's multiverse is set suid root and works correctly. To
make wodim work, one has to (permissions get reset after reboot because of
using udev/hal) chgrp cdrom
Public bug reported:
(Ubuntu Intrepid)
Latest changes in ALSA brought a snd-pcsp driver (and gave its module -2
index), which loads automatically. In my case, it took place of a USB
soundcard (card index 1 changed to 2, after recent changes). As
configuration files (/etc/asound.conf) refer to
Tested on Intrepid, but Hardy uses the same version of Brasero.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/231375
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Brasero crashes, when trying to save a disc image to a file containing spaces
in its path.
Mine crashed when saving data to a dir like /home/user/dir with
spaces/image.iso, while renaming the directory to
/home/user/dir_with_spaces/image.iso helped...
** Affects: brasero
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I've upgraded my system from Feisty to Gutsy and installed GNOME at the same
time. Gnome session started, but with an error about gnome-settings-daemon
crashing.
I started that daemon manually from a terminal application, but on next login
the same error occured. It said
Public bug reported:
I'm writing my M.Sc. thesis in LyX. After upgrading from Feisty to Gutsy (where
tetex has been replaced by texlive), my report expands from 36 pages to over 50
pages.
Figure floats used to fit two-on-a-page, while now each float occupies its own
page. Text under figures is
I'll send the files as soon as I have a free moment. For the things I've
checked, the document is rendered correctly to Postscript, free spaces
appear only in PDF (pdflatex) output.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/117945
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In Ubuntu Gutsy, the package python-tagpy depends on an old version of
libboost-python, which is not in Gutsy repositories anymore. An update
would be to simply bump the dependency to a newer version or change
versioning of libboost-python to have a package without a version
Helped for me too - Laserjet 4+ (hpijs) working correctly after
downgrade :)
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I get blank screen, too. Sometimes restarting the machine helps.
Temporary solved (but not 100% if it helps) by disabling framebuffer
(nofb kernel option)
kernel: Linux localhost 2.6.26-2-generic #1 SMP Thu Jun 19 15:51:43 UTC
2008 i686 GNU/Linux
video driver: various versions of ...video-intel
Public bug reported:
Default sound buffer set by ALSA for USB soundcards (in my case 0d8c:0006
C-Media Electronics, Inc. with CM-106 chipset, usb-audio driver,
/proc/asound/cards says:
0 [Audio ]: USB-Audio - USB Audio
USB Audio at usb-:00:1d.0-2, full speed
)
Still an issue in Gutsy (testing) - mail-notification is linked against
libgnutls, settings are available in GUI, but don't work... (at least
not for GMail...)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/44335
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Same with 2.6.22+ck1 kernel, starting system without GeForce card
inserted also spits out this error, but pointing at a different device.
The error I got:
PCI: Failed to allocate mem resource #6:[EMAIL PROTECTED] for :01:00.0
the address points to my nvidia GF mx440 agp (x8) card
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Please include the newest e1000 kernel module (7.6.5) from its website
(e1000.sf.net), it solves problem with 82547EI network chipsets found on
some motherboards. The driver included in mainstream kernel crashes,
rendering network device useless until next boot. The newest
Public bug reported:
I encountered a problem, where the current playlist (queue of tracks to
be played) disappears and does not appear again. I managed to close the
tab with last playlist, then - even after exaile restart - playlist on
the right side of the window would not appear (there was
After searching through exaile Trac system, looks that the reason is:
http://www.exaile.org/trac/ticket/631
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124066
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This bug has been fixed in SVN, debs available here:
http://syzygy42.tuxfamily.org/dists/feisty/exaile-svn/
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124066
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Binary package hint: gdm
After upgrading gdm to version 2.20.8-0ubuntu4, gdmgreeter stopped
working (black screen with mouse cursor on machine boot).
Further investigation (ldd on gdmgreeter) showed, that libgail18 library
is missing. If gdm is linked to it, then it should
Public bug reported:
When bespin is selected as kdm greeter theme, the greeter crashes at
startup with SIGSEGV. Reverting to default theme helps. Using up-to-date
Intrepid system, bespin 0.1~svn080826-0ubuntu2
** Affects: kde4-style-bespin (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
I already bugged their support about this problem. Waiting for a non-
automated reply. If I get one, I'll post it here.
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** Attachment added: Output of printingbuginfo script
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6554123/printingbuginfo.txt
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You might be actually right about the kernel package, as this problem
disappeared since I recompiled the kernel using stock kernel.org source (with
suspend2 and ck patches).
It might be as well usplash or initrd, as I disabled these as well.
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Actually, it is not libnss-mdns's fault alone.
Who's guilty? /etc/nsswitch.conf
libnss-mdns should REMOVE its entries from this file upon removal.
To manually repair the system, simply change the line starting with
hosts: in /etc/nsswitch.conf to read:
hosts: files dns
But still, libnss-mdns
Public bug reported:
The printing system in feisty got broken by one of the most recent
updates (last few days). Each page (checked both ljet4 and hpijs
drivers) prints with a line of ASCII garbage (some data not understood
by the printer).
Prints are fine on Kubuntu 6.10 with the same settings.
Public bug reported:
Trying to open any window in Matlab7 causes the whole application to
crash. It is probably matlab's fault, as it is an 'old beast' using lots
of depreceated APIs. The error I got is:
MATLAB: xcb_xlib.c:41: xcb_xlib_lock: Assertion `!c-xlib.lock' failed.
Aborted
Temporary
Agreed, that the bug is not within Ubuntu. But how am I supposed to run buggy,
obsolete commercial software in Feisty?
Maybe a choice of libX11 could be included? Or preloading of old libX11 ? Say:
run_with_old_libx11 commercial_application_binary ?
I really doubt that commercial vendors will
Public bug reported:
Newest kmail release (4:3.5.6-0ubuntu6) has a bug in code storing
account passwords in kmail's configuration file. The password is saved,
though with an error, causing kmail to fail to log in when re-run. Don't
know if it's a significant information, but the password which
Sounds like kernel panic. Could you try verbose boot and tell us, what
error message did kernel print?
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@Andrew Henry: Similar situation here. Dell Optiplex GX270, but with
custom built kernel (2.6.20+suspend2+ck patches). Problems with resume
from standby.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/92151
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Today's digikam update (0.9.1-1ubuntu3) broke loading files in image
editor. Depending on window size and file resolution, misplaced
horizontal bars appear on image (if window size is the same, looking at
the same file brings those bars in the same places in successive runs -
** Attachment added: situation when the problem occurs (window maximized)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/102912
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'Safely remove' unmounts the device, so the light on the usb-storage
device means nothing. Umount syncs all cached data to the device, so it
can be removed any time, after umount has finished.
I have never had an issue with data loss after umounting a device (while
I had a problem once, when I
IMO turning off the LED on usb-storage device would involve patching the
kernel, so this bug should probably be reported upstream, not in
K/Ubuntu.
I use pretty stock Kubuntu system (just kernel is self-compiled) and
desktop icons for removable devices disappear _after_ umount finishes
(eg. i get
Would be good to know if all affected machines have PowerPC processors.
I booted an ibook g3 into kubuntu-livecd once and don't recall any
problems with system clock. Can't check it now, as I sold that machine.
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/71413
The file You've provided fixes the problem, indeed.
Garbage is gone, page comes out clean.
(Tested on Laserjet 4+ over LAN, hpijs driver)
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What about using pdnsd for that? It was designed as a DNS cache server
and works pretty efficiently.
The only thing, that DNS updates would have to modify /etc/pdnsd.conf
and put only 127.0.0.1 to /etc/resolv.conf
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What I just tried, was downgrading to 0.9.1-1ubuntu2. The bug does NOT
exist in this version, so most likely there is a bug in the cache
mechanism introduced in ubuntu3 version.
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Not an issue on kubuntu. openprinting-ppds has all the files needed
(this package is pulled in by linuxprinting-ppds), foomatic-db-hpijs
also has source database... I don't see a point of including hpijs-ppds
package
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Same problem here. Other packages depend just on python (which allows
feisty to use 2.5 version)
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Same here with polish (programmer's) layout. xkbmodel = evdev, xkblayout
= pl. Xorg sets keyboard to us
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/375618
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I can confirm it happening (lucid testing, lucid stable and maverick) my
USB sound device based on C-Media CM106 chipset (the device is called
USB 7.1ch sound card, has both analog and optical I/O). Restarting PA
helps until reboot.
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I can confirm it on a Lucid laptop. It worked before, but now the icon just
disappears and appears.
After upgrading to 2.29.2-0ubuntu9, the pulldown-menu with battery statuses
(laptop battery wireless logitech mouse) is working. The icon still blinks
and appears in different parts of systray.
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