This still happens for me on the released version of Ubuntu 12.10, with
all updates as of October 20. The symptoms are as above - Evolution
restores my 1.2 GB of mail and then starts the first-run dialog all
over again.
My backup file was made on a system running Ubuntu 12.04.
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I noticed this bug because immediately after the update desktop effects
stopped working.
The affected system is a Toshiba Portege M700 tablet (Intel i965 video
driver). As with the other people who have reported this bug, reverting
xserver-common and xserver-xorg-core back to the previous
Try rolling back server-xorg-core and xserver-common - if this is the
same issue that's currently plaguing lucid, then that should get you
back up and running.
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Use synaptic - select the package, and use the menu option force
version to downgrade the packages I mentioned.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/878235
Title:
System unusable after
This might be the same as Bug #877905
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Title:
update to xserver-xorg-core 2:1.7.6-2ubuntu7.8_amd64 breaks all opengl
support (intel chipset)
This is probably caused by the xorg update that's causing Bug #877905
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Title:
After update netbook launcher not loading / Ubuntu NBR 10.04
To
I can verify that Herton's 2.6.32-33-generic-pae #71~lp811745r1 kernel
solves the lockup problem here. I've tested with two drives that
triggered the lockup on the original 2.6.32-33-generic-pae.
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I can confirm the same problem happening on a Thinkpad X61 running a
fully-updated 10.04. As other users have confirmed, rolling the kernel
back to 2.6.32-32 fixes the problem.
I have noticed that the crash doesn't happen with ALL external usb
stroage. My PSPgo does not trigger the crash. My
@Uschiekid Sorry - didn't see you had already deleted the old kernel.
Have you tried just installing the older linux-image-2.6.32-32-generic-
pae from synaptic?
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This bug is still present in 1:0.10.5-0ubuntu4.1 from lucid-proposed.
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Title:
wacom tablet touch function rotation only rotates press event,
@Raf
As you say, that won't survive a reboot - but your workaround in #172
might be a good thing to add between steps 2 (zeroing the drive) and 3
(starting the installer) of the Karmic installation procedure in #147.
Simply starting up the partitioner during installation will trigger the
bug and
I've got to agree with #77 - It isn't an ext4 issue. I installed Karmic
on my Eee with ext4 and again with ext2 and got similar errors both
times.
I can also confirm that even using kernels that cause no problems under
Jaunty cause problems under Karmic. So what's different about the boot
@Raf #87
I've tested Karmic (ext2 filesystem) with the latest 2.6.28 kernel for
Jaunty, with similar results as for the Karmic kernels. (Of course, the
same kernel works just fine with Jaunty.)
Another issue with upstart being the cause of the problem - as #11
notes, this bug can be triggered
The kernel parameter mentioned in #61 has no effect on the stall/HSM
violation errors on my ASUS EeePC 701 (booted with the 9.10 Live CD and
added the parameter to the kernel options, as I have had to reinstall
Jaunty to use the machine daily).
Back to the drawing board, I guess.
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Here's one test of 2.6.32-rc6 on an ASUS eeepc 701 with 16GB SuperTalent
SSD: The original Karmic kernel also shows thus bug with the stock ASUS
8GB SSD.
$ uname -a
Linux eeepc 2.6.32-020632rc6-generic #020632rc6 SMP Wed Nov 4 10:54:30 UTC 2009
i686 GNU/Linux
Looks like the same thing is
One more piece of information that may or may not be useful to the
develpoers:
On my other laptop, I have Jaunty installed with kernel 2.6.30.9 (from
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v2.6.30.9/ ) and the other
Intel-related patches from the Jaunty/Intel graphics performance howto
at
I have the same issue as reported above with an eeepc 701 (with 16GB
SuperTalent SSD, and also with the original 8GB SSD).
An alternate method of fixing a Karmic-corrupted SSD - at least on the
701 - is to boot with ASUS's rescue DVD and allow it to reinstall the
default Xandros installation.
The eeepc 701 has one SD reader that can be disabled in the BIOS.
Disabling it doesn't seem to affect the SSD issues at all on my system.
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The package in intrepid-proposed works here on a Thinkpad X41 tablet, at
least for this morning's classes. (I teach with the Xournal window
maximized but set to 85% zoom, and that combination triggered
redrawing/selection problems every time with the previous Ubuntu
package)
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I'm attaching the rebuild I did; I just disabled the patch described here and
rebuilt. But do post if it
works for you; let's see if we can get this reopened.
Ken Arnold's rebuilt package works here as well (so far). Not having a
working Xournal is a showstopper bug for this tablet user,
I also see the behavior on my Thinkpad X41 with a fully-updated (as of
today) Hardy.
It's intermittent - happens most often after a suspend/resume cycle or
two. Anything we could do to try and track down what's causing this?
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Hardy does not detect my ThinkPad X61T as a tablet and does not enable the
WACOM
tablet / display by default.
I recently installed Hardy on my Thinkpad X41 tablet, and also
experienced the issue of a non-working stylus. I noticed that
/dev/input/wacom was actually there and configured
I observe the same behavior using a Jetdirect-connected HP-4050N printer
at my office. Gutsy shows no such error.
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I'm seeing the same thing (and I'm not the only one - Bug #231237 looks
like a duplicate of this bug).
Update Manager's response to the dependency problem on my system was to
make the update unselectable, although it still shows up in the list. I
imagine this would be rather confusing to someone
I'd agree that the simple fact that this package is not installed by
default is a bug. Formulas are an integral ( :) ) part of OOo.
And if Hardy's OOo packages silently trash any document that CONTAINS a
formula, that's a severe bug.
I didn't discover that Hardy's install of OOo was broken
1. Open the onscreen keyboard named onboard shipped with Ubuntu. You will use
it for
the typing instead of your hardware keyboard.
This also affects the cellwriter and xvkbd onscreen keyboards that
are installable via synaptic.
This makes using a Tablet PC is tablet mode an exercise in
I observe similar behavior on a Thinkpad X41 Tablet running Hardy.
gnome-power-maanger behaved as expected (one battery icon when on
battery power) on this same machine under Gutsy.
Both of the icons on my machine seem to show the same estimated run
time, though.
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I can reproduce this bug using the OOs 2.3.0 packages provided by
Ubuntu, but I *cannot* reproduce it with the latest OOo 2.3.1 packages
downloaded from www.openoffice.org.
So either this bug *is* Ubuntu-specific, or it's been fixed in 2.3.1.
Another workaround, then, is to install the latest OOo
I can confirm that Tom Jaeger;s patched kernel fixes this issue on a
Toshiba M200 for both suspend-to-ram and suspend-to-disk. (I see no LSR
safety check messages in my logs and the stylus works).
I have another laptop with an integrated serial Wacom tablet - a
Thinkpad X41. For what it;s
I've just installed Ubuntu Gutsy on a Thinkpad X41 tablet and the pen
works fine after a suspend/resume or a hibernate/resume cycle. Has the
IBM problem (whatever it was) been fixed in Gutsy?
(The Toshiba M200 still, as of 12/3/07, exhibits the symptoms I posted
above...)
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Same bug, same symtoms on another Toshiba M200 tablet PC running Gutsy
with the i386-generic kernel and all updates as of 11/28/07). This
sounds similar to bug #108961 (reported on another tablet PC that uses
an integrated serial Wacom tablet).
I also see this bug when using suspend to disk.
I have a Toshiba M200 tablet with the same problem. Is this is a kernel
problem rather than a Wacom driver problem. The digitizer in the M200
is a serial device (I think that's true on the Thinkpad X41/X60 tablets,
too).
When initially booting the system, the digitizer's serial port is
Gutsy has the same problem with the Accurate halftoning on my ML-1430.
Standard halftoning works, at least on the test page I printed.
Unfortunately, Accurate (the broken setting) was the default when I
installed.
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I still see the same issues in Dapper, and the same fix (copying over a
working ppd file) fixes the problem.
I'll experiment when I have time to see if any particular settings fix
the problem or make it worse on my Dapper machine - though the
corruption does show up with the default settings.
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