I'm running a:
06:00.0 Network controller: Atheros Communications Inc. AR928X Wireless Network
Adapter (PCI-Express) (rev 01)
I see the exact same symptoms:
1. Wireless disabled on startup.
2. Enable Wireless
3. No wireless networks are listed, Just wireless is disabled listed.
4. The work
Worked for me as well. However, I have an Intel Series 4 GPU (GM45).
Uninstalled anything with nvidia in the name and it was fixed. Note
that the reversed screen only happens with Desktop Effects enabled.
Disabling desktop effects immediately fixes the screen as well.
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Compiz displays upside
Isn't this bug about an error in the logs that says your computer didn't
wake from suspend fast enough? That means that it is not about any other
issues relating to suspend and resume. Those of you experiencing other
issues related to suspend need to seek out the actual bug that matches
your
It'd probably be worth checking to see if the installer can do something for
Intel 845G's IF Jaunty goes out with the 2.5.x version of the driver. However,
with the 2.6.x driver it seems to work great. I've had one blank screen, but
that was when I switched to UXA and just logged out. After a
Used sudo because without it, there were some lines relating to access
denied.
** Attachment added: Output of 'sudo lspci -vvnn'
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21423822/lspci-vvnn.txt
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[i845G] xserver locks up
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/318494
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The crash is X only. The GDM screen displays (perfectly, no garbage)
and then usually that's it. I have, once or twice, been able to type the
first character of my username. That's it. No more keyboard response. I
can't switch to a terminal using Ctrl+Alt+F2 (or any other). I can't
kill X with
First, note about my previous comment. I CAN move the mouse. Clicking
does nothing, but the cursor moves.
I restarted with the options as mentioned above (default settings except
for DontZap). I did this twice. Both times I was able to type one key
before the lockup. The first time I just typed a
I'm wondering if this is an NVIDIA driver issue. I have an nvidia gfx
card on the computer exhibiting this issue. A laptop with an intel gfx
chip does not have the issue and another desktop with an ati gfx chip
does not show this issue. Does everybody seeing this have and nvidia gfx
chip? Are you
Another me too. For me, at most it happens once a day. Nvidia and Xinerama.
I've switched to twinview as Hops mentioned above (sudo nvidia-settings =
display configuration = configuration = configure = change from xinerama to
twinview)
It seems to work the same as Xinerama except that compiz
Using Intrepid with the intel driver on a laptop with 915GM I still get
this bug. The workaround to not use Xv works, but with the high CPU
usage. Should this bug still be occurring in Intrepid?
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totem crashes with 'BadAlloc (insufficient resources for operation)' when using
compiz and
Also had a crash where I wasn't doing anything. In fact, the crash
occurred over night while the computer was idle. Thunderbird had been up
for a number of days, probably over a week.
** Attachment added: Crash report.
Just wanted to add that Thunderbird works fine again after the crash.
That is all.
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Thunderbird Crashed when running in background
https://launchpad.net/bugs/70306
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Attaching the file for easier reading.
** Attachment added: The file with the bad line.
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6453497/gnumeric-gtk.bad
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gnumeric-gtk has unexpected linefeed in /usr/lib/mime/packages/gnumeric-gtk
https://launchpad.net/bugs/85620
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnumeric-gtk
The contents of /usr/lib/mime/packages/gnumeric-gtk gets added to
/etc/mailcap (I don't know how or when), most applications handle the
linefeed without issue. However, pgadmin3 points out the error in
/etc/mailcap.
The issue is the
The Edgy Install was an upgrade from Dapper. Yesterday, I did a fresh
install of Edgy using the Alt. Install CD. Today, the first cold boot
startup, worked fine. It's likely the laptop was gunked up by either the
Upgrade (less likely) or me adding and removing software or tweaks over
time (most
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gdm
I have a Dell laptop with an Intel 845 graphics chipset. The bootup has been
insconsistent, in that usually it succeeded in less than 3 attempts. When it
failed, it booted all the way to X startup with no problems. The X.org wait
cursor appears
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