Same problem on a T60p. Sound wasn't working in dapper either.
I've read reports that you could get it to work using alsaconf - however
this tool is not included with ubuntu (nor should it as its highly
deprecated...).
Must be a configuration problem, I remember reading something about
front
Oh forgot to say:
The sound is not just muted - the soundcard is not recognised at all by
any programs.
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ALSA lib pcm_direct.c:819:(snd_pcm_direct_initialize_slave)
snd_pcm_hw_params_any failed
ALSA lib pcm_dmix.c:874:(snd_pcm_dmix_open) unable to initialize slave
** WARNING **: alsa_setup(): Failed to open pcm device (default): Invalid
argument
xmms-mad-Message: failed to open audio output: ALSA
After upgrading bios and turning on modem, sound now works (not sure if
upgrading the bios helped).
My thinkpad came shipped with the modem turned off. I will never ever
use the modem.
I still think its a bug that ubuntu can't startup sound if the modem is
turned off (snd-hda-intel is loaded, it
Apparently this bug consists after 8.04 release
My bluetooth keyboard was working fine until I upgraded to the release
(from the beta a few weeks ago), since then my bluetooth keyboard has
not been working as it should.
I can pair the keyboard using the bluetooth manager, however nothing
I can confirm this bug.
Neither Ubuntu 7.04 nor Ubuntu 7.10 can detect my harddrive in a mac
mini (new 250 GB Samsung HM250JI SATA drive). However the hard drive is
detected using a Knoppix CD from July 2007.
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Samsung HM160JI sata hdd no devices detected
Its definitely a problem with partition layout caused by OS X. I booted
knoppix, removed all partitions made by OS X, added in some new ones
(two primary, one 0.5 GB, the other 30 GB), rebooted - put the Ubuntu
7.10 CD in the drive and booted.
Gparted and the Ubuntu installer now sees the
I tried EVERY possible combination I could think of to put OS X and
Ubuntu 7.10 on the same disk (the internal disk on my intel mac mini),
all to no avail.
Once you install OS X, Ubuntu / the linux kernel running on both 7.04
and 7.10 simply IGNORES any harddrive OS X has touched thereby killing
So in other words, due to this bug and/or feature it is impossible to
setup Ubuntu 7.10 to automatically login and connect to a wifi network
upon reboot.
Sorry, but this really needs to be fixed ASAP. I can't believe I'm the
only one having a machine on a wifi network that I sometimes reboot
Copy and paste used to work some weeks ago. If I select connection via
RDP from tsclient, then I can copy from Ubuntu host WindowXP remote.
But I can not copy and paste from WindowsXP remote ubuntu host. If I
select RDPv5, neither works.
I also tried the methods listed above, the services
Hello I have the same problem with a qla2200.
I double checked that I have the latest linux-firmware installed
It looks like the drivers are not part of the initramfs. As the problem
only prevents the firmware beeing loaded at startup.
When I unload and reload the driver after the startup
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-bluetooth
gnome-bluetooth sees the keyboard fine in discovery mode.
When I get to the screen stating Please enter the following PIN on
'Logitech Cordless Mediaboard Pro(TM) and press Enter on the keyboard
- nothing happens after I do exactly that.
Forgot to add, this is in 9.10 beta:
ii bluetooth 4.51-0ubuntu2
Bluetooth support
ii bluez 4.51-0ubuntu2
Bluetooth tools and daemons
ii gnome-bluetooth
I'm able to reproduce with the attached Perl script. This works on a
sample image created with GIMP. PNG, JPG, PBM, and TIFF all fail. I
haven't tried other image formats.
** Attachment added: Perl script to reproduce the problem
Here's the sample image. Convert it to other image formats and change
the $ext to test other image formats.
** Attachment added: Sample image
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/imagemagick/+bug/234955/+attachment/1797460/+files/image.png
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Hello everyone!
I did some research on the site Ask Ubuntu and been able to solve the
problem, I think definitely.
I rewrote the command:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=quiet acpi_osi=Linux acpi_backlight=vendor
splash
as follows:
GRUB_CMDLINE_LINUX_DEFAULT=quite splash acpi_osi=
For more
Public bug reported:
Instalei o Ubuntu 12.04 em meu notebook e venho relatar estes problemas:
O Lançador de Aplicativos, quando no modo ocultar, não responde com
rapidez quando se toca o lado esquerdo com o ponteiro do mouse, é
preciso mexer o ponteiro do mouse como se batendo numa porta.
O
Hi papukaija! Hello all!
Excuse the delay in my response.
I would like to help. How to get those details which you refer?
By now I can say that I have a laptop and a netbook, both Samsung.
The laptop is 64bit and have installed Ubuntu 12.04. The netbook is 32bit and
have installed Xubuntu 11.10.
Public bug reported:
The screen brightness always start with 100% and typing the Fn + F2/F3
keys only makes to appear the pointer on the screen, but doesn't work.
To change the screen brightness, only in the System Configurations –
Brightness and Block, “every time that one switch on or restart
Public bug reported:
When the Application Launcher is in “hide” mode, doesn't quickly reply
when one touch the left side with the mouse pointer; it is necessary to
move the mouse pointer as if one knock a door. Increasing the
sensitivity for a little more than half, it responds more readily but
And ... well, after last update (07-23-2012), which was good... nearly lost.
Now only works Fn + F2, that is, I can only decrease the brightness of screen.
Fn + F3 does not work anymore. The brightness control of Sistem Configuration
is not working too.
I tried redoing the change that I wrote
Public bug reported:
Despite my attempts and researches, I still could not recover the login sound
in Ubuntu 12.04. I think this might be considered a bug. In the previous
installation, Ubuntu 12.04 beta 2, there was the login sound.
All that Sam suggested to me I did. I searched also in others
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