Public bug reported:
I used Rufus to make the installer on a rpeviously Ubuntu 12.10 USB. I
did 2 passes on format and normal FAT. The installer was working fine
with no warnings or errors when it suddenly crashed. I was connected to
the internet by Ethernet.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease:
Public bug reported:
When installing mutt in Jaunty (and also mutt-patched for that matter),
it reports that the following extra packages will be installed:
bsd-mailx exim4 exim4-base exim4-config exim4-daemon-light mailx
I don't believe this is correct. It should install a mail program but
it
Based on my earlier comment and the recent update that this is not a
kernel issue, I have updated this bug to also relate to grub - as I
believe that is the real source of the problem not the kernel.
** Also affects: grub
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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CONFIG_HIMEM4G does not
I've also been hit by this bug.
Having recently installed xen on Centos 5.1, I've been a bit
disappointed with the problems I've had with getting it running on
Ubuntu (8.04 amd64 server, intel core 2).
I realise that Ubuntu has decided to favour KVM, but like the original
submitter, As one of my
Some further info:
I have an ASUS P5B-E Plus. I've just installed/upgraded to Hardy 64bit
server version, also running Xen.
I was experiencing the same proiblem: memory remapping enabled and BIOS
reporting 4Gb. But when Hardy was running it was only reporting 2.5Gb.
The fix had nothing to do
Public bug reported:
I've just bought a dual serial to USB adaptor. It uses a MosChip
Semiconductor USB to Serial Adapter. When I plug in the device the
mos7720 module loads OK but as soon as I try to open ttyUSB0 (with
minicom) it generates the oops below. I'm running this on Feisty Beta
with
I've just come across this bug report whilst googling to set up a feisty
beta box with a serial console. Things seem to be working. I don't
know if this is because Feisty has fixed the problem, however there is
one thing that seems out of place in your grub line above.
You have:
