I have seen confirmations of this in the forums, and that it also
affects the x86 binary kernels.
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Sparc64 Gutsy Kernel not recognizing ide=nodma
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/159152
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Changing status to confirmed based on confirmations in the Ubuntu
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** Changed in: linux-source-2.6.22 (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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Sparc64 Gutsy Kernel not recognizing ide=nodma
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/159152
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.22-14-sparc64
After experiencing random hangs with Gutsy on several Sun Blade 150's
(which require ide dma to be turned off for stability), it appears that
the Gutsy kernel, on sparc64 at least, is not recognizing the
ide=nodma parameter
Yes, I would suspect it is either a kernel issue or in the mount/umount
tools.
In the mean time, since I believe your spin-down method works as well as
unmount-mount-unmount and also leaves the drive spun down, I have
modified your script a bit to automatically determine from /etc/mtab
which
Apparently, either using your method (syncing and stopping the drive),
or doing what I did (unmounting-remounting-unmounting) causes the drive
to be properly sync'd, whereas just unmounting or syncing and unmounting
does not.
In any case, there seems to be a bug in the driver where this
Sorry, I think I didn't explain my thought clearly. I think the only
time there is missing data is if the drive is unmounted and unplugged
without either doing the head parking OR doing the unmount-remount-
unmount. It appears that *either* of these works. What doesn't seem to
work is just
I have noticed this problem too (OS=Mint Cassandra (feisty)). I have
ALSO noticed the following, which is more troubling:
When I first bought the Passport (160GB model), I tried copying some
large AVI files to it, If the drive is unmounted, unplugged, and then
re-plugged and mounted, the AVI
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xgl
Attempts to use DPMS fail when using the Xgl X server. The following is
an example of the errors returned:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/etc/X11$ xset dpms force off
X Error of failed request: BadMatch (invalid parameter attributes)
Major opcode of
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xgl
The aticonfig command (part of the fglrx driver) fails under Xgl for
options which require direct communication with the driver, for example
setting power states. The following is an example of trying to run the
command.
[EMAIL
Forgot to mention, this problem is in Dapper, and I am using the current
xgl-xserver package from the universe repository - 7.0.0+cvs20060625.
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DPMS fails when running Xgl
https://launchpad.net/bugs/63601
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I Forgot to mention, this problem is in Dapper (fully updated), using
the current xgl-xserver package from the universe repository -
7.0.0+cvs20060625.
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aticonfig command fails under Xgl
https://launchpad.net/bugs/63602
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Changed package to acpi-support since most suspend problems seem to be
assigned to that category.
** Changed in: linux-source-2.6.15 (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: linux-source-2.6.15 = acpi-support
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suspend-to-ram high power upon resume + ehci_hcd
https://launchpad.net/bugs/61586
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OK, thanks, I wasn't sure.
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Not updating stable is a tough call. I think it makes sense for system-
wide things, but in general an application like planner can't break
anything else on a stable system. In any case, that's what backports is
for, so people who need the new features can get them at their own risk.
In the case
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.15-27-686
This bug applies to dapper, I haven't tested edgy.
On this laptop (Dell Inspiron 9400), suspend to ram and resume appears
to work, but I noticed that the idle power is much higher upon resume
than before suspending (around 25%
An additional observation:
On the same laptop (Inspiron 9400), SuSE 10.1 can suspend-to-ram and
resume without the abnormally high power upon resume.
Dave
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suspend-to-ram high power upon resume + ehci_hcd
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Is this still an issue with planner 0.14-10 ?
I would like to try it, but planner is still at version 0.13 in the
dapper repository. Would it be possible to update planner in the dapper
repository to 0.14? If not, are there packages in another location?
Thanks
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It's currently in Edgy (Ubuntu 6.10), which is going to be released
next month.
OK, but it would be nice if new versions of programs would also be
updated in the currently-released version of Ubuntu, which is dapper at
the moment. The ubuntu dapper repositories seem to have so many old
versions
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