FWIW, Debian testing (Squeeze) now also has the latest 32 stable
release. What's more, I synchronize a bunch of personal files between
Debian testing, Mac OS X and would like to add Ubuntu Lucid Lynx to that
as well. It shouldn't be necessary for Ubuntu users to start downloading
this package from
For those who don't know: unison 2.32 versions cannot work with 2.27
versions...
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Public bug reported:
I'm running AMD64 version of Karmic in an up-to-date Parallels VM.
The shutdown procedure fails at the very last step: Power down,
requiring manual stopping of the VM. I'm also running a Debian testing
(Squeeze) VM (similar setup, but still with 2.6.30 kernel), and here
This is not really a bug, or it may be a different sort of bug.
Apple firmware simulates the BT keyboard/mouse as USB devices; these are
then available after booting Ubuntu through the USB-HID interface
(they're listed when running the sudo lsusb -v command).
Unfortunately, not all functionality
Public bug reported:
Installed Ubuntu 8.10 amd64 Intrepid Release Candidate in a VMware
Fusion 2.0 VM on my MacBook Pro 4,1 (Penryn). After a successful and
uneventful installation the reboot hangs for several minutes with a
black screen (except for a static underscore in the top-left corner),
Public bug reported:
Users wishing to install Ubuntu in a VMware Fusion VM have a need for
VMware Tools, including a set of kernel modules that must be compiled
for the running kernel. One way to do this is with the open-vm-source,
-tools, and -toolbox packages that are present in Debian testing
earlier in the day, must have overlooked them. All's well that ends
well, no? Thanks for setting me straight.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/289531
You
While installing the base System from the ubuntu-8.10-rc-alternate-
amd64.iso the installer says
Please insert the disc labeled: 'Ubuntu 8.10 _Intrepid Ibex_ -Release
Candidate amd64 (20081022)' in the drive '/cdrom/' and press enter.
But the requested disc is (presumably) already in the drive!
I replaced the IDE dvd/cd-drive with a new SATA drive, then tried to
install again from the alpha-5 intrepid-alternate-amd64.iso. This time
the installation went OK, so the conclusion is warranted that the
problem was with recognizing my IDE dvd/cd-drive.
But note that there appears to be nothing
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xkbset
I'm running an up-to-date Hardy on an original CD MacBook computer.
I'm using the default /etc/X11/xorg.conf made by the Alpha4 installer,
except that I changed the pc105 keyboard spec to macbook78.
The right mouse click by means of the two-finger
Well, that would be me...
I just installed Hardy Alpha4 on an original CD MacBook upgraded with the above
Samsung 160GB
HD, in a dual-boot arrangement with Mac OS X (10.4.11), using the desktop
distro. Using DiskUtil
in Mac OS X, I had left a 30GB Unix partition on the drive as a placeholder
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: debian-installer
Problem occurs when installing Feisty Beta (either Ubuntu or Kubuntu)
from i386 alternate iso in a Parallels or Qemu VM on two different
computers. The installer starts as per usual (with boot options install
acpi=off fb=false
The solution is obvious:
$ sudo touch /usr/share/common-lisp/source/slime/ChangeLog
Also, make sure that you identify your slime directory in .emacs:
(add-to-list 'load-path /usr/share/common-lisp/source/slime/)
(setq inferior-lisp-program /usr/bin/clisp)
(require 'slime)
(slime-setup)
To
I forgot: running Edgy...
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The same black/white usplash theme, and -- as of 23 October 2006 -- the
progress bar at the very top of the page.
My system: AMD64 Edgy running on Opteron 165 processor with nVidia GeForce 6200
graphics hardware.
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/67545
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in Parallels VM: installed as JetDirect
network printer, for the rest same as above.
In all cases using just the suggested hpijs driver, and also the
HPLIP packages from the liveCD installed.
Thanks for all the good work!
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Printer stuck in double-sided; test
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: texlive
I have been a longtime user of the TeXLiveCD distribution, latest
version 2005. I've found the install procedure on the CD easy to follow,
installing everything system-wide to the /usr/local/texlive tree,
including any local stuff like my
running under OS X. I have heard from others on
the Ubuntu forums that the network manager in Edgy works very well -- a
clear improvement since it would not work at all in Dapper 6.06.1.
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Wireless on MacBook not activated easily...
https://launchpad.net/bugs/56892
On Sat, 2006-10-21 at 21:16 +, Timothy Smith wrote:
Can you test this on Edgy RC so we can see if this problems still
exists?
I can't test this anymore because I've switched to running Ubuntu in a
Parallels VM running under OS X (and I'm well pleased with that).
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-keyring-manager
Several programmes in Edgy (like Evolution) make use of gnome-keyring or
gnome-keyring-manager. The use of a keyring is of limited benefit to
home users, and should IMHO not be automatically forced upon them. In my
case, I have
coming up. Now, for the pop-accounts I was able to give always
permission, but this is no option for Evolution in the keyring-manager.
Signed: Linux-user since 1992 (Slackware, then Debian), currently
hesitating whether Ubuntu Edgy or Gentoo (64-bit) will be my main
production OS...
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Cannot get rid of it...
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I experience a similar problem in 64-bit Edgy Beta (+ a few days worth of
updates) where the swap partition isn't
mounted. The sudo swapon -a command failed with the message that the
partition with UUID= could not be found.
After changing the UUID label to /dev/sda5 in /etc/fstab the
I like to add that this message still appears in the 2.6.17-10-generic
(amd64 or x86_64) kernel in Edgy Beta. Yet, earlier in the boot messages
it appears that ACPI: DSDT ... is indeed found and used. The file
/proc/acpi/dsdt is indeed present, and not empty.
As a matter of interest, I also use
Public bug reported:
I'm running a fresh install of Edgy Beta, 2.6.17-10-generic kernel for
x86_64 (amd64), using /dev/sda1 ext2 mounted on /boot and /dev/sda6 jfs
mounted on /. Both partitions are checked with fsck on every (re)boot,
(and invariably found to be clean. This happens both when
Well, the Soft Lockup errors are gone with the latest kernel update,
2.6.17-9-generic -- but then the restricted-modules for this kernel are
being held back (this is 22 Sept/06 1900 UTC). We'll keep our fingers
crossed. I still have all the problems with various gconf files, and
also Synaptic and
Just today (18 Sept/06) installed Edgy Knot 3, the same soft lockup message
on my AMD Opteron box, alternating between CPU#0 and CPU#1. Also, usplash
segfaults, and in fact there is no splash screen on boot or on shutdown/reboot;
the latter needs using the shutdown/reboot button.
FWIW, I use
Actually, I have now given up on Ubuntu installed directly to the HD of
my MacBook, and have switched to Ubuntu installed in a Parallels VM
instead. There is no wireless issue now, since the Parallels VM provides
an Ethernet interface (in software) that can use the Airport wireless
NIC of OS X as
Some more info:
With the MacBook placed next to the SpeedTouch 585 base station, the
graphical signal strength indicator stands at 100% under OS X, as one
would expect. Yet, under Linux the signal strength appears only about
54/94, considerably below the 94/94 that one would expect.
The output
The Core Duo processor in the MacBook is the T2400, of course...
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-restricted-modules-2.6-686-smp
I run Dapper (kernel 2.6.15-686-26) on a MacBook laptop with an Atheros-
based wireless NIC for which the madwifi-ng kernel modules show up
properly in lsmod -- all of them, so this is not the same as bug #46639.
dmesg...
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-source-2.6.15
I'm running Ubuntu on Apple MacBook (Core Duo T2300 processor): Dapper
installed to the HD (kernel 2.6.15-26-686), or Edgy Knot-1 liveCD
(kernel 2.6.17). In both cases, ACPI does not activate the thermal
zone, the
DSDT.aml...
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Same problem here.
I notice that acpi -V says: No support for device type: thermal.
Gnome CPU-Frequency-applet shows 54% (1.0GHz out of 1.83GHz max) for both cores
when idling.
Under similar conditions the OS X frequency is usually 1.5GHz. Yet,
after running Ubuntu for a while the area around
When I saved (submitted) the above message, one of the core
frequencies shot momentarily up to 100%, only to quickly settle down to
54% again in a number of steps. So, I don't think that the problem is
CPU frequency related...
One difference that I notice is that without input activity the screen
I run the 2.6.15-26-686 kernel on my MacBook, I note from lsmod that
all the madwifi-ng modules are loaded at boot, I have configured the
ath0 interface in System - Administration - Networking Properties tab,
and the interface has an auto ath0 line in /etc/network/interfaces.
Yet, the interface
I had a similar problem with my MacBook (not Pro), couldn't get the ath0
interface going with the 2.6.15-26-686 kernel and restricted-modules
package. But it did work on the non-SMP 386-kernel and restricted-
modules from the liveCD install...
The Atheros chip in MB/MBP requires the madwifi-ng
Spoke too soon... couldn't activate ath0 at the next reboot.
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I get similar result when inserting RealTek 8187 based USB dongle.
Installing the 64-bit Windows driver for this chipset in ndiswrapper
appears to work OK, and so does installing ndiswrapper with modprobe.
After inserting the dongle, just checking with sudo ndiswrapper -l
gives no response, have
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