This is what I got:
pir...@crashboombang:~$ dvdbackup --mirror --output=/media/vaja/video/ -v -M
dvdbackup.log
libdvdread: Using libdvdcss version 1.2.10 for DVD access
File sizes for Title set 0 VIDEO_TS.XXX
IFO = 12288, MENU_VOB = 34816
At top of loop
After opening files
After Menu VOB
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1) CrunchBang Linux 8.10 (based on Ubuntu Intrepid)
2) 0.9-5ubuntu3
3) Burn a CD-R at 4 x speed.
4) In spite of successfully burning the CD, I get the error message: GError:
Error while writing to disc. Try a lower speed. This is always
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[i845] X failed to start, but installing from xorg-edgers fixed it
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/349386
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@VangelistX: Thanks, I think the problematic version was
2:2.6.3-0ubuntu4 and xorg-edgers package was version 5. The latest seems
to be 2:2.6.30ubuntu8 — I'm just going to update to that. As far as I am
concerned, the bug seems to be fixed — I will report if the latest
version has the old issues
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Just wanted to briefly report a positive test case. I upgraded form
Intrepid to Jauntu two days ago on an old Compaq Evo D510 SFF desktop
machine with the notoriously buggy Intel i845. X would not start except
in low graphics
Just installed KompoZer on my 64-bit laptop Ubuntu 8.10. Launched the
application three times, opened an existing html and tried to edit, but
it crashed each time with segfault.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/263441
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Just in order to test and for no better reason (my system with Intel
i845 was working pretty well without Compiz), I decided to try the
latest drivers by adding to my sources.list the following lines and
upgrading:
deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/xorg-edgers/ubuntu intrepid main
deb-src
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[i945] [gutsy, hardy, intrepid] Blank screen and (EE) intel(0): overrun on pipe
B! on i945GM using intel driver
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221119
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Never mind the silly question, I think I figured it out already (removed
the edgers lines from sources.list, will SSH into the desktop system
from my laptop, remove the updated packages and install them again — I
guess it's as simple as that...).
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[i945] [gutsy, hardy, intrepid] Blank screen
Jean-Baptiste,
thank you and I'm sorry, your feedback from Dec 7th seems to have
slipped my attention. Joanmataro's comments caught it again.
I tried sudo apt-get install --reinstall module-init-tools a moment
ago and no problem occurred.
Cheers,
Piraja
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Thank you for your attention. I took the following steps: (1) Closed
Firefox. (2) Went to System Preferences Appearance Themes, tried
to change from my Custom theme to Human default theme. By this
procedure, I could reproduce the 100-% CPU usage, fast increase of ACPI
temp (from ca. 48 to ca 62
Once again, I reproduced the bug. I changed from my custom DustyFox to
DarkRoom and the same symptoms occurred. I rebooted, observed that
DarkRoom did not look as expected but rather as a mixture of DarkRoom
and Kin. Then I changed into Human, and the Kin colours remained. Cf.
the attached
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A couple of additions to the above:
After I removed the community-themes package and rebooting everything
works as expected and the themes look as intended. No problems at all.
I realized that my custom theme DustyFox, which I thought depended on
Dust, was actually modified to the degree that it
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Ubuntu 8.10 64-bit (on HP Compaq 6735S).
Changing a Gnome theme (System Pref. Appearance) while running
several applications (Firefox has been mentioned in other bug reports,
but as far as I can see none of them match these symptoms
Steps to reproduce (this has worked every time so far):
1. Start Conky, showing CPU usage acpi_temp.
2. Start Firefox.
3. Open System Preferences Appearance Themes.
4. Change the theme.
5. Verify CPU usage rising quickly into 100% and staying there.
6. Verify a quick increase in ACPI temp
I confirm that the problem persists in 8.10. At the moment, after some
recent update (I have Intrepid-proposed in my sources.lst and am running
kernel 2.6.27-11 now), the Headphone jack sense option has disappeared
from alsamixer (at some earlier point it was absent from GNOME Volume
Applet and I
.
Regards,
Piraja
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Thanks for the suggestion to test the new driver. I am using it at the
moment with the mentioned hardware setup (Intrepid on USB HDD plugged
onto Compaq Evo D 510 SFF with Intel Corporation
82845G/GL[Brookdale-G]/GE Chipset Integrated Graphics Device [8086:2562]
(rev 01)).
So far so good.
Now I
Sorry about the latter part of the previous message — I got badly
confused. I see that Compiz remains disabled with the new Intel driver
version. Of course, this has nothing to do with the Compiz package.
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X crash: (WW) intel(0): Existing errors found in hardware state.
I tested the HDD on a much more recent PC, Dell Optiplex 755 with Intel
82Q35 Express Integrated Graphics Controller, and could still reproduce
the problem.
The error message contained the following addition to the earlier line:
(EE)Intel(0): Unable to write to SDVOCTRL_E for SDVOB Slave 0x70.
By the way, I added the line *Driver intel* to xorg.conf again, during
the failsafe session. I thought such a change would be persistent (see
above), but I seem to have been mistaken (I'm a non-technical user and a
near novice). At the moment I'm writing this on the same setup, but in a
Fluxbox
PFA the lspci -vvnn output on the old Compaq Evo D510 SFF.
I won't be able to test on the newer machine (Dell Optiplex 755 w/ Intel
82Q35) for a few days, I'm afraid, but will return with that PC's output
later.
** Attachment added: sudo_lspci_-vvnn_-_OUTPUT
I reproduced the error, and wrote down the error message this time —
here's the essential part:
(EE)intel(0): [dri] I830CheckDRIAvailable failed because of a version
mismatch.
After this, if I choose to continue in low graphics mode (one of the
options offered), Ubuntu nevertheless fails to
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Binary package hint: gnome-applets
Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex 8.10
Today's updates included nm-applet and gnome-panel, I think; after
restarting, I recognized that an extra icon had appeared in my Gnome
panel (see the screenshot attached). It's funny, because it
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
1) Ubuntu Intrepid 8.10
2) xserver-xorg-video-intel: Installed: 2:2.4.1-1ubuntu10
3) Normal X session behaviour.
4) Screen blackens out for a while, tries to wake up but reverts to low
graphics mode then; this has happened
** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log.ubuntu-laptop-2008-12-18_03:30
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Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex 8.10
Today's updates included nm-applet and gnome-panel, I think; after
restarting, I recognized that an extra icon had appeared in my Gnome
panel (see the screenshot attached). It's funny, because it
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-applets
Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex 8.10
Today's updates included nm-applet and gnome-panel, I think; after
restarting, I recognized that an extra icon had appeared in my Gnome
panel (see the screenshot attached). It's funny, because it shows
Networking
I can confirm the strange things reported in the previous post by G.
C.: old pairings must be removed in order to make things work, etc. etc.
However, my send/receive problems occur only intermittently, and
therefore I'm pretty much satisfied right now, since Baptiste's version
of ODS fixed the
My pipe underrun problem (blank/black screen at logout) seems to have
been fixed at some point, i.e. with some of the recent updates.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221119
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@Baptiste:
To return to your earlier question from over a week ago (2008-11-13):
Piraja and Xens:
Are you sure, that all service using obex was killed before you run the
command, because
the python backtrace tends to prove there was another consumer [you mean
client?]
for obex-data
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@Baptiste:
The next thing I did was that I re-upgraded to your obex data server package
(0.4.2-0ubuntu1) and started it with the test command:
— — —
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ python ods-server-test.py opp /tmp
Server object: /org/openobex/server1
Started
— — —
This time the problems persist even
Rebooting did not help: I cannot browse the files on the phone (see the
attached screenshot) or send files from the phone to the computer and
could not send a file from the computer either.
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Oops, I take the last one back: I killed obex-data-server and gnome-
user-share again and typed python ods-server-test.py opp /tmp, and now
the transfer succeeded from the phone to the computer.
Browsing the files on the phone and sending from Ubuntu still do not
work. As I told you earlier,
Baptiste,
I would be happy to test again with both the Ubuntu-provided package and
yours, but I'm afraid I will be unable to do that before Sunday or next
week. So if you can wait a few days, I will (1) check that all services
using obex are killed and re-try the command and post the output, and
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