@Sebastien Sorry for the late reply.
I recall that the workaround consisted in adding a random delay to the
apt-daily task, so that it would not happen *right* at startup.
How exactly this was done, unfortunately, I did write it down :-/ but I
think it was adding or creating the file
Same problem with 20.04.
I believe this is related to this issue:
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=255817 .
FTR, as `apt-daily.service` is running on startup, this was also
increasing my boot-time significantly (although I found a workaround for
this particular problem). Just to
FTR, I tried as Daniel described, and it didn't work.
My configuration is slightly different, though:
* using Ubuntu 19.04
* my current firmware is 1.1.3
When I click on the update with AC plugged in, I get a "Software is up to date"
message,*
with no indication to reboot.
When I reboot, I see
I have had the same problem since I got my XPS 7390, and I have the same
problem. I just found this report and will try Daniel's fix ASAP
(actually, my laptop has been charging all night, so I hope it will
work). However, just before I do, here is the output of the two commands
required by
Sorry (again) for the late reply.
I just got an opportunity to install a fresh ubuntu 19.04, so I thought
I would give a try to the patch... But on this fresh install, I do not
have the problem... (without even enabling proposed packaged).
I don't even understand *why* the x11-bell module is
Sorry for the late answer.
In my case, the sound was the correct one, but it was played twice at
the same time, causing some unpleasant saturation.
Furthermore, if I changed the sound in the Gnome control panel, than I
would have two different sounds playing at the same time (the newly
configure
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How to reproduce the bug:
- type some text
- change its font to 'Times New Roman'
- mark it as italic
- change the zoom level
At some zoom levels, the text is displayed in bold rather than italic...
I'm using Ubuntu 14.10 with libreoffice 1:4.3.3-0ubuntu1 .
Note that:
-
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How to reproduce the bug
* open a long PDF in evince, or a long webpage in Firefox (this page should do)
* sroll with touchpad (two-fingers on my system)
* when you take of your fingers from the touchpad, the document keeps on
scrolling, slowing down (like inertia)
* before
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$ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Release:14.04
$ apt-cache policy evince
evince:
Installed: 3.10.3-0ubuntu10
Candidate: 3.10.3-0ubuntu10
Version table:
*** 3.10.3-0ubuntu10 0
500 http://fr.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ trusty/main amd64
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When I open /usr/share/doc/python-sklearn-doc/html/index.html, it just
says
sklearn documentation was not built.
Description:Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Release:14.04
python-sklearn-doc:
Installed: 0.14.1-2
Candidate: 0.14.1-2
Version table:
*** 0.14.1-2 0
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With my laptop, I often move in different buildings in my university,
connecting to various local networks. Everytime I do so, a number of
remote printers appear in CUPS, which is good.
The problem is: once I move to a different network, those remote
printers do *not*
The problem seems to have disappeared for me,
probably following some update...
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Title:
No Certificate dialog not responding
To manage
Actually, I realize that the dialog underneath the warning dialog (entitled
Wii-Fi Network Authentication Required) is still active;
I can check the Show password box, click on Connect again (no effect) or on
Cancel, which closes both dialogs alltogether.
(I attach a screenshot to make things
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I'm using ubuntu 13.04 (raring ringtail) beta.
I try to connect to a secure wi-fi network (eduroam).
I enter my login and password, but no certificate -- I'm instructed by my
university to ignore the warning (I know this is bad, but...).
Said warning appears (dialog entitled
Thank you Jeremy for this information (I had an intuition that it might
be the case, but wasn't sure).
Re. Tim's proposal, an idea could be to have a packaged called libgdm
that would contain all the binary files (including executable), and a
package calle gdm that would only contain the
yes; here are the installed versions of all the dependencies:
account-plugin-sip 3.6.4-0ubuntu3
--\ empathy 3.6.4-0ubuntu3
--\ libc6 2.17-0ubuntu4
--\ libglib2.0-0 2.36.0-1ubuntu1
--\ mcp-account-manager-uoa 3.6.4-0ubuntu3
--\ telepathy-rakia 0.7.4-1
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Same problem here with 13.04 .
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Title:
Crashes with GLib-GIO-CRITICAL. UnknownMethod: Method DescribeAll
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After further investigation, the problem disappears when I kill
seahorse-daemon, but comes back when I relaunch it... :-/
Not sure if this is related, but when I run seahorse-daemon, I get the
following (warning?) message:
pa@nua:~$ killall -q seahorse-daemon; seahorse-daemon -d
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I installed account-plugin-sip, and tried to create a new SIP account.
First, the dialog is empty, but for Cancel and Done buttons; no configuration
field.
Then, whether I click on Cancel or Done, credentials-preferences stops with a
segmentation fault.
NB: I'm using
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gnome-shell depends on gdm;
however, it is possible to use gnome-shell with another session manager (esp.
lightdm which is the default on ubuntu).
So this dependency seems too strong. It should either
* be changed to a recommend
* be a dependency on gdm | lightdm (possibly
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Background: I like aptitude, especially its ability to flag some
packages as automatically installed (as the result a dependencies).
Those packages are proposed for removal as soon as no manually
installed package depend on them.
So the first thing I do after installing a
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When I try to run freewheeling in ubuntu 12.04, I get the following
error:
freewheeling: error while loading shared libraries: libgnutls-
openssl.so.26: cannot open shared object file: No such file or directory
Indeed, the corresponding package (libgnutls-openssl26) does
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I notices that characters SQUARE CAP (U+2293) and SQUARE CUP (U+2294)
are inversed in FreeSerif.
** Affects: ttf-freefont (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I just installed Oneiric, and I have the exact same bug.
I reproduced it with the steps described above (#3). Another way is:
* run paplay with a song (something long enough to go through the following
steps)
* open pavumeter, tab Playback
* paplay shows in the Playback tab, but its vumeter is
Note that if I launch jackd with monitor enabled, then restart pulse,
the pulse monitor seems to works fine. So the problem seems to be
related to alsa, may be more specifically the alsa driver of my specific
card?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/769703
Got the same problem with LibreOffice and Skype.
Note that the following workaround worked for me:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/unity/+bug/763275/comments/4
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I also have the same problem with a Sony VAIO VPCM12M1E .
Devius's fix does not seem to work for me.
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Title:
RT3090 Internal Wi-fi
Following my previous comment: this seems to be a hardware bug related
to the USB receiver itself. Apparently, when I push it as far as
possible into the USB plug, it goes *too* far and disconnects. If I pull
it a little, it reconnects.
Still to be confirmed next time I reboot on Windows (may
I confirm that in my case, this was a hardware problem with the USB receiver
(same problem under Windows).
Sorry for the noise.
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Title:
USB
I have a similar problem on a Dell Latitude E4310, and it appeared
around the same period (december 2010): my USB cordless mouse stopped
working intermittently, and plugin it out and back in does not always
solve the problem.
I attach a fragment of /var/log/syslog where
at 09:29:06 I plug the USB
Thanks maik for the workaround. I had the same problem, and deleting
~/.pulse also solved it.
However, I would not consider this bug fixed before identifying *what*
broke the ~/.pulse directory and *how* (so that it does not happen
again...).
I kept a copy of my buggy ~/.pulse directory.
to
I have a very similar use case.
Rather than a preference to disable auto-reload, I would like a
preference to disable focus-stealing when the document change. I would
even be happy if this was only accessible via gconf-editor.
For the record, I can't imagine any scenario where this
I had the same problem, and Artem's fix did solve it.
Thanks a million.
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Now using libc6 2.10.1-0ubuntu16 with gcc 4:4.4.1-1ubuntu2 and linux-generic
2.6.31.20.33.
Everything works fine, but I don't know what happened exactly...
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I did an update of my packages this morning, and after that, was unable to
compile source files that worked perfectly yesterday.
Downgrading to libc6 2.10.1-0ubuntu15 solved the problem?
** Affects: glibc (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Oups, I didn't mean to type a question mark at the end...
Downgrading *did* solve the problem. That's an assertion.
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I experience the same problem with Jaundty, x86, linux-2.6.28-3-rt on a
Dell Latitude D820 (nVidia Corporation G72M [Quadro NVS 110M/GeForce Go
7300]).
I found out that the problem can be solved by either
- using driver nv instead of nvidia
- not using the network at all (the idea came when
This may be related to bug #366352.
See my comment
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-rt/+bug/366352/comments/24 .
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/354816
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Having the bug in Intrepid as well, with a USB disk.
One thing I didn't see mentioned (except may be in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gparted/+bug/37768/comments/44)
is that the partitioned as mounted by Gnome is still using the *old*
partition table, and that even if I unmount it and
I saw that this bug is marked as fixed on gparted's bug tracker.
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=324220
I had a look and try to figure out how the fix was supposed to work. It
uses hal-lock to prevent HAL to mount the volume gparted is working on,
but obviously, it fails to do so...
I
Indeed I am not a specialist of HAL.
According to Curtis Gedak quoting HAL specifications [1], what gparted does
with hal-lock should be sufficient.
According to Deji Akingunola [2], the problem would be another program
(gnome-mount ?) not honnouring these specifications.
So may be this is not
I'm now using Intrepid, and the bug seems to have disappeared:
I installed an old version of flash under ~/.mozilla/plugins, and the correct
version (i.e. the older one) shows in about:plugins.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/226797
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My video problem being solved, I did some more tests.
The problem is not limited to the wired network after all: today I had
it with a wireless network :-( The difference may be that this wireless
network is encrypted (WEP) while the previous one (that didn't seem to
cause the bug) was not...
Note also that waking up from hibernate does not work with the nvidia
177 drivers (waking up from sleep does).
Waking up with the nv driver always works (provided the system managed
to fall asleep, that is...).
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/286933
You
My mistake!!
Triggering udevadm creates both duplicate at one time.
Furthermore, restarting hal once is sufficient, but I need to restart
NetworkManager as well.
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I confirm that:
* the bug appeared after a kernel update and nvidia driver installation
* restarting hal removed the duplicate
* udevadm trigger created the duplicate again.
Note also that I had both the wired and wireless card duplicated, but
that each operation to remove or recreate the
It appears to be related to the *wired* network: with only the wireless
network, sleep and hibernate work properly (as a matter of fact, it does
not wake up properly from hibernate, but it might be related to another
problem I have...).
With the wired network on, I still have the problem, and I
I have the same problem with an nvidia video card (either with the
nvidia binary module or the nv module): the shutdown process seems to
zork, but won't turn the power off.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/286960
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I experienced the bug on a regular basis with hardy.
I recently upgraded to intrepid, and do not use the linux-rt kernel since it
does not support sleep or hibernate anymore :-(
I attach the output of lspci -vvnn (with linux-generic kernel under
intrepid, hopes this help anyway).
** Attachment
Martin, I did as you asked with my iPhone, and it worked. I attach the
output of both commands.
However, the bug seems to have been fixed with the update to f-spot
0.5.0.3-0ubuntu1.
** Attachment added: iphone.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18765371/iphone.txt
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For what it's worth:
I updated to intrepid, and just installed linux-image-rt 2.6.27.3.4.
Nvidia kernel modules were automatically compiled (linux-restricted-module-rt
can not be updated anyway), and it worked perfectly with the latest version
(177.80).
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Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.27-3-rt
I installed linux-image-2.6.27-3-rt in Intrepid, and I could not put the system
to sleep or hibernate:
it complains about not being able to freeze network-manager and
multiload-applet.
Note that it works with
I still have the bug under Intrepid with two cameras (FUJIFILM FinePix F30 and
iPhone).
How come the bug is marked as Fix released, while many people seem to
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Erratum : the messages in Xorg.0.log are no longer correlated with the
problem: sometimes, the logfile is ok but the problem is there.
More annoying, now the problem appears even when the system wakes up
from sleep mode -- that is, even if it was working before falling
asleep.
It seems to be
It seems like the problem disappeared (or at least became quite rare) with
linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24-18-rt,
but now that I upgraded to linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24-19-rt, it is
frequent again (2/3 or 3/4 startups), hence becoming quite annoying.
The symptoms have quite changed :
once
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Binary package hint: linux-restricted-modules-2.6.24-17-rt
I am using hardy, with the linux-rt kernel and the nvidia-glx (not new) driver.
Also, I patched /usr/bin/compiz with INDIRECT=yes to fix a memory leak in
nvidia drivers.
Some times, when compiz starts, Xorg hangs
@prismatic7
I submitted the Xorg hanging problem as bug #236998
Note again that #236998 is related to nvidia-glx, while this bug (black
screen) happens only with nvidia-glx-new (for me at least).
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@Lorenzo @prismatic7 : I'm not sure this is the same bug (although related to
the -rt kernel), but I seem to have it too :-)
Can you confirm me that :
- when this happen, I manage to get it working by switching to a console
(ctrl+alt+f1, it may take some time), and replacing compiz by metacity
my two cents :
I have a Dell Latitude D820 (video: Quadro NVS 110M/GeForce Go 7300)
I was using linux-rt and nvidia-glx-new in Gutsy. After upgrading to Hardy, I
got the black screen / no response symptom.
I changed for nvidia-glx (not new) still with linux-rt, and it worked fine.
Compiz runs
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Binary package hint: mozilla-firefox
I installed flashplugin-nonfree, and about:plugins reports the correct
version of the flash plugin (9.0.124). However, some pages (e.g.
http://www.5min.com/) refuses to display flash content.
Then I discovered that an old (9.0.31)
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Binary package hint: compiz
I use gutsy, the nvidia-glx-new driver, and the linux-rt kernel, on a
Dell Latitude D820 laptop.
compiz : 1:0.6.0+git20071008-0ubuntu1.1
nvidia-glx-new : 100.14.19+2.6.22.4-14.10
linux-rt : 2.6.22.14.21
I have experienced recently a lot of
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