Hm, I made some tests and are not any more sure that this problem is due
to Network Manager, moreover NM (like all the other processes)
contributes to the work load and this pretty old machine is propably
simply overloaded.
I'm sorry ... I would suggest closing this thread and I would reopen it
Just the solution for people suffering the same problem. Type
export LD_PRELOAD=/usr/lib/libv4l/v4l1compat.so
on the command line to prior to launching webcam-server. That will invoke the
compatibility mode and will run webcam-server with intrepid.
Thank,
Harald
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Binary package hint: network-manager
Hi folks,
I recently upgraded my girlfriend's laptop to Intrepid.
Afterwards I found out that when we're talking via skype the quality of the
connection from her to me is a lot worse than before (sometimes I could hear
just noise). The
I am experiencing the same problem, but only since the upgrade to
intrepid. Webcam-server used to work without problems before (graphics
card: ProSavage S3). What has intrepid changed? Does anyone know a good
alternative to webcam-server?
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Hi Thom,
maybe you have xserver-xgl installed? I had it installed and I simply
did not know (probably I just forgot) -- and searched really REALLY long
for the reason for my crashes with glxgears and the damned slow display.
Isn't there a way to keep Intel users away from that package?
Ciao,
Hi folks,
I can confirm that behaviour for todays gutsy. I can add some
information:
output of fdisk -l:
*
oxi:~ fdisk -l
Disk /dev/sdb: 320.0 GB, 320072933376 bytes
255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 38913 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
Disk identifier:
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Dear everyone,
I'm running todays gutsy and cedilla gives an error report because it
can't find the fonts:
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oxi:~ cat tst.txt
huhuhahjklsad
oxi:~ cedilla tst.txt
WARNING: Unable to read AFM file
Hi Pedro,
I just tried it with todays gutsy and the problem is solved -- I don't
know why exactly, but last week I installed the gnome desktop and maybe
that was the fix (some hidden dependencies unknown to the apt system?).
Anyways, thanks a lot,
Harald
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Hi Chris,
I rather think that it is an issue of the old server not shutting down
correctly. What I tried is:
* booting and logging in into XFCE
* log out
* shutting down the X server
- /etc/init.d/xdm stop
* logging in as root into the console (yes, I have a root user)
* checking if the old
Public bug reported:
Hello everyone,
as I've installed this package the package guidance-backends is
installed as a dependency, which causes an error. Unfortunately, I'm not
clever enough to report an error on this package directly bacause I
can't find it in launchpad ... If I'm doing a big
Yes, everything is right again. But -- I've got to admit -- it was all
my fault because medibuntu was activated and apt tried to get the
sources from there. Sorry! Now it builds without problems.
Harald
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Unable to build xine-lib from source
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/134744
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Good evening,
first of all I'd like to apologize that I'm writing back that late.
Simply didn't have time last week.
Secondly, with today's latest version, this bug seems to belong to the
past. Every time I'm trying to open a picture with en external program
it's a success!
So I think this one
Hi Pedro,
I just updated to today's gutsy and, yes, the bug is still there. The
error report is still the same ...
I could build it from source with debugging symbols if that's possible
with mono (and someone gives me a hint where to find some words on how
to do it).
What else do you need?
The appropriate section in xorg.conf says:
Section Device
Identifier Card0
Driver intel
VendorName Intel Corporation
BoardName Mobile 915GM/GMS/910GML Express Graphics Controller
BusID PCI:0:2:0
Option XAANoOffscreenPixmaps true
EndSection
Ok, thank you Aanjhan for dealing with that topic so fast. I've got
news to tell:
First of all, I forgot to tell that I'm using XFCE as desktop
environment.
Secondly, while reproducing this behaviour another time (which works!) I
experienced that this got something to do with the way of
Public bug reported:
Hi everyone,
I just experienced an error with exporting my pictures to cd in f-spot
0.4.0 in xubuntu gutsy. It goes like this:
* select a photo
* go to file - export - export to cd; a create cd dialog pops up.
* click ok. The program gives an error report and stops (but it
Last week I updated to Gutsy and -- yes -- I still have the same error
(it persisted all over my feisty time, too). Or even worse: Trying to
play a video file from the command line I get:
**
oxi:~/extern_bilder/kurzfilme xfmedia --debug -v wahlspot.wmv
params.c:OpenConfFile() -
Public bug reported:
Hello everyone,
right now I'm running gutsy. Trying to build xine-lib from source an
error occured. This command line does not work and gives the following
output:
oxi:/tmp sudo apt-get build-dep xine-lib sudo apt-get -b source xine-lib
[...]
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: f-spot
Hi everyone,
I'm running up-to-date gutsy and found an annoying bug. It happens most
times, but not every time. Pretty funny.
It works like this:
* start f-spot
* I open up my picture database
* right click - modify in the gimp works like
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xfmedia
From time to time xfmedia crashes, but not in reproducible situations.
It often happens while playing sound files. It gives:
The program 'xfmedia' received an X Window System error.
This probably reflects a bug in the program.
The error was
I cannot reproduce it, too, because I'm already running Feisty on my
Laptop.
Sorry and thanks!
Harald
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Perhaps I found a related (or exactly the same) bug. I imported much
less photos (ca. 100) when the application crashed. It does not happen
often.
Version: f-spot 0.3.4
terminal output:
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open uri = file:///media/storage1/bilder/Photos/0609/10060902/PICT0001.JPG
item changed
open uri =
like upstart, tasksel, ... were deleted, too, which
are essential for booting the system, leaving it all in a unbootable
state.
It's not hard at all to repair it using a live-cd, but I'd recommend to
prevent people from deleting it by asking the are you
serious???!!-question.
Thanks,
Oxenfrogga
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