On 18.10, I appear to have had the same issue, and I can confirm that
installing cinnomon-desktop-environment +recommends did help in my case.
I do not have gnome-user-share installed.
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This still appears to exist with linux-image-3.11.0-13-generic.
Also, I have found an upstream bug that matches this.
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I am marking this invalid. Upon further research, I was looking in the
wrong place.
grub_dprintf is not available (as malloc isn't available) until
grub_mm_base is restored later on around line 940.
** Changed in: grub2 (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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causes my system to lock-up when booting in EFI mode. I have determined this
through liberal placement of grub_dprintf's, and eventually by commenting out
the offending line.
By commenting this line
This is a 64-bit pointer size bug. The attached patch should fix it.
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I had this same bug and it appears to have been fixed already in the
latest version. I have upgraded to 8.98 from xorg-edgers and have not
had an OOPS recurrence in over a week. It was previously a couple times
a day, often triggered by interaction with a flash plugin.
As a reference point: I
I believe this is actually a quickly bug, not python-distutils-extra.
Quickly generates the crashdb file, and then fails to ensure it is moved
to the proper place when building an ARB-style package.
Moreover, the debian/rules patch that is going around to fix this issue
would appear to tack on
Attached is a patch for the quickly ubuntu-application template that is
based on the code in this: http://bazaar.launchpad.net/~dholbach/ubuntu-
app-reviews/cuckoo/revision/59
** Patch added: Quickly: Move crashdb files to /opt
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quickly package creates faulty deb
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I did not have this issue until today, which I think resulted from an
upgrade to gnome-settings-daemon. This morning, apt-get pulled in, among
other things, a new version of g-s-d:
gnome-settings-daemon:
Installed: 3.4.2-0ubuntu0.1
Candidate: 3.4.2-0ubuntu0.1
Version table:
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Current version of libllvm in precise supports the sse4a cpuflag and cpu
type amdfam10
Using clang with -march=native (which on my CPU implies -march=amdfam10)
fails:
clang -march=native -c -o dummy.o dummy.c
error: unknown target CPU 'amdfam10'
libllvm-3.0 supports
This appears to be a duplicate of bug #908261. Do you have any
indication that it is a different issue?
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Title:
nautilus crashed with SIGSEGV in
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nautilus crashed with SIGSEGV in g_closure_invoke()
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Upon further searching, I wonder if this is related to bug #908787; Read
comment #4 on that thread. I have done no testing of this with the
workaround suggested in that comment.
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I believe I have the same issue, and here is a more informative bt:
Program received signal SIGSEGV, Segmentation fault.
got_public_files_cb (proxy=0x8268b18, files=0x0, user_data=0x823fe18) at
syncdaemon-publicfiles-interface.c:90
90 for (i = 0; i files-len; i++) {
(gdb)
Flash works in Firefox but doesn't in Chromium. How do you figure
that's a flash bug? Seriously, this is basic troubleshooting and
process of elimination.
My point being that, on the assumption that Firefox ignores the error, while
Chromium has problems with the error, Firefox's method may
If you get the older flash working, you can go into the flash settings
(right click on a running flash animation, select Settings...) and
deselect Enable hardware acceleration and then you don't need to use
the old version of flash anymore.
I think this should probably be flagged as a bug in
On chromium 9.0.597.94~r73967-0ubuntu0.10.10.1, I can workaround this by
downgrading flash to 10.1.85.3ubuntu1 from the maverick archives which
does not exhibit this, but is not ideal due to the many recent security
updates.
However, on recent nightly builds (such as
SabreWolfy,
They will almost always be different: (I believe) one is what is
reported by sensors built-in to the motherboard, the other is what's
reported by on-chip sensors built into the CPU.
(My situation is reversed, the coretemps report lower than the mobo's
CPU temp. I'm making an educated
FYI, 4 days later, and still no major leakage.
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Title:
memory leak in gnome-power-manager
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Not a fix, but a workaround: Each time app_indicator_set_menu() is
called, we leak by 200k. so, I reduced the number of times it gets
called. (Currently called any time a device is updated, which seems to
happen every 30 seconds. Devices are updated even if nothing has
changed.)
I'm rather
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memory leak in gnome-power-manager
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This describes the problem as seen in
http://www.primegrid.com/forum_thread.php?id=2839
and in
http://forums.nvidia.com/index.php?showtopic=186645
This is not an Ubuntu bug, but an upstream one. I don't believe there is
anything we can do to fix it. Am filing this bug to
This appears to be fixed in current SVN:
http://www.virtualbox.org/changeset/33754
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Current linux-image-2.6.32-24-generic (2.6.32-24.38) in lucid exhibits this for
me as well, however the linux-backports-modules-wireless-2.6.32-24-generic
(2.6.32-24.17, built July 2nd) seems to have resolved it.
It's been 8 hours since I've installed the backports modules, and
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Please package audacious 2.2 for lucid
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Seen with Lucid's version of gnokii-cli/0.6.28.dfsg-1
This is reported in debian bug #563317, and fix released in
gnokii/0.6.28.dfsg-2
postrm will fail because groupdel gnokii comes before dpkg-
statoverride --remove
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I've migrated the packaging to a CVS snapshot of ace (although upstream
cvs is ... rather... almost dead?) and uploaded to my ppa:aaron-
haviland/ppa. Upstream has made code changes that fixes (or avoids) this
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After a quick debugging session, it would appear that this version of
libcards needs to be compiled without LDFLAGS=-Wl,-Bsymbolic-functions
Current CVS (http://www.delorie.com/store/ace/cvs.html) does not seem to
exhibit this issue.
** Changed in: ace-of-penguins (Ubuntu)
Status: New =
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Binary package hint: update-notifier
With a custom notification dialog, specifying a Command: to run,
update-notifier does not provide any feedback as to whether the command
completed successfully or not. Possibly, on successful completion of the
command, the dialog should
** Attachment added: example notification
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Binary package hint: sreadahead
Currently using Karmic, sreadahead 1.0-5
It's taken a while to diagnose this, but it seems that installing
nullmailer prevents sreadahead from generating a pack file.
Specifically, when sreadahead receives SIGTERM, and is doing that stage,
I
Please look at your list again. It confirms what I've said. Only the
vorbis *encoder* plugin is installed, not the *decoder*.
or...@eris:~$ dpkg -c avidemux-plugins_1%3a2.5.1+repack-0ubuntu1_i386.deb |
grep -i enc.*vorbis
-rw-r--r-- root/root 13996 2009-08-20 05:08
Whatever the issue actually was, it does not seem to be an issue in
karmic, on my system.
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GDM does not seem to allow keyboard interaction to choose the user from
the list of users, in any way that I've figured out so far. When I'm
presented with a list (with the two options being my username, and
other...) , and my username is the one
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the Vorbis decoder plugin (in plugins/ADM_audioDecoders/ADM_ad_vorbis/)
is not being built. This makes it impossible to open files with vorbis
audio streams.
Upstream has fixed this in branches/avidemux_2.5_branch_gruntster in
r5256. I've
** Attachment added: Patch to enable vorbis decoder support
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I can confirm this behaviour (installed alpha 6, and upgraded to current
package set on 9/27/09).
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Likewise, I had been using, as a workaround for years, before autoremove
came on the scene, apt-get build-dep Foo, abort, copy... for later,
build what I need, and then paste into a apt-get remove commandline.
As an example of the reverse use-case:
I regularly hobby with building .debs, and
The specific detail on this is that vbox-guest-utils provides xserver-
xorg-input-2.1, whereas xserver-xorg-core conflicts with xserver-xorg-
input-2.1.
It seems this version of virtualbox doesn't provide support for modules
that work with Xorg 7.4 (and neither does current svn checkout)
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Michael, perhaps this apt should get the same treatment as the same
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2.6.27-7.14 does not fix the problem for me. I also have an HP Pavilion,
(model dv9810us), AMD X2, nvidia, c, c. I think I neglected to mention
that detail before.
Forcing ac to load in initrd still works, but none of the other ACPI
modules have the same effect. I don't know where to go with
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: initramfs-tools
(I suspect there's a kernel bug at heart here, feel free to reassign as
necessary)
After upgrading a hardy install to intrepid alphas (starting with kernel
2.6.27-4, and also -6, and now -7), I've had problems booting which I've
narrowed
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YIM MSN issues.
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website may fix this. Pidgin will not attempt to
** Bug watch added: Pidgin Trac #7161
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This Yahoo bug is known upstream, and according to the upstream bug
report, the fix is fixed in their source, to be released in 2.5.2.
I have not investigated further, but the specific revision is available
at:
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Binary package hint: apt
Reference Debian bug report #448743. I just submitted a patch for fixing
this behaviour there.
When installing a package's build-dependancies, they are all marked
manually-installed. This creates a situation where they must all be
manually removed
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Binary package hint: xchat-gnome
Using the text entry box, right-click-Insert Color Code- and selecting a
color, xchat-gnome outputs %Ccolor number instead of ^Ccolor number
A user is thus unable to use colors in their outgoing text.
This appears to be an upstream bug, but
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Binary package hint: bsdmainutils
In the USA, new daylight savings time rules have been in effect for a
while, but the calendar.usholiday file has not been updated to reflect
this, in ubuntu or Debian. This does not affect the actual time change,
but those of us who use
This patch seems to fix the behaviour, at least as far as a local
Packages/Packages.gz file goes. I have no idea if it impacts other
behaviours (none that I could tell).
From what I could tell, the bug only appears on a local *compressed*
Packages, and only when IMSHit=true (and it doesn't have
This bug only seems to affect compressed Packages.gz files. If I leave
it uncompressed, apt doesn't unlink it.
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