I used the packages in the repos.
ndisgtk (0.8.5-1)
ndiswrapper-common (1.57-1ubuntu1)
ndiswrapper-dkms (1.57-1ubuntu1)
ndiswrapper-utils-1.9 (1.57-1ubuntu1)
The problem seems to be that ndiswrapper-dkms does not install as a
dependency. After installing ndiswrapper-dkms, I was able to use the
I am having the same issue. The launcher is hidden because I have a
smaller CRT monitor and need the space consumed by the launcher.
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Title:
Confirmed on Sony PCG-FX150 with I815 running Lucid. Hope this gets
resolved.
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[i815] Switching to DPMS off doesn't switch laptop's LCD backlight off
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/409037
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There is also a 4th category which belongs to laptops with a removable
floppy drive. I agree that this bug is far from solved. My workaround is
to regress to udisks 1.0.1-1build1 and disable the floppy controller
when the drive is removed. This should not have to be done. I appreciate
the
I can confirm that the regression to udisks (1.0.1-1build1) will enable
the use of the floppy drive but brings back the original bug. There is
still no solution for a removable floppy drive.
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probing a non-existing floppy causes long boot delays
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/539515
You
Martin Pitt wrote on 2010-06-16:
You have to manually click on it in the places menu. By their nature,
floppies cannot be automounted as all other kinds of drives.
When I click on it, the floppy drive spins but the disk is not seen . I
tried to right-click and detect media also. The disk is good
This fixed my original problem but now the floppy drive doesn't work
when it is inserted. Remember this is a laptop with a removable drive. I
probably won't need it in Ubuntu but is there a way to have it working
if I need it?
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probing a non-existing floppy causes long boot delays
In addition to the MTRR range not set, there is no OverlayMem
specified by xorg.conf. This causes the multimedia player to close
unexpectedly when attempting to play a video file.
It also seems impossible to display a video larger than DVD resolution
regardless of the OverlayMem specified. The
Marcosroriz,
Can you please check in your bios and see if there is any mention of a floppy
drive. If you can disable the floppy controller, please do so and see if it
fixes the bug for you.
My issue is that I am one of the few people who may actually use a floppy. Most
of the time the drive
I have this bug on a Sony laptop with a removable floppy drive that may
be used occasionally. I see repeated attempts in the logs to mount a
floppy when the drive is not attached. This also prevents USB drives
from auto-mounting and makes playing DVD movies impossible.
I didn't have the issue in
I believe we are dealing with 2 different bugs here. One in Ubuntu and
one in Xubuntu. In Ubuntu I already have hald running at boot. The
problem that Rami Autiomäki and I have occurs when there is a floppy
controller but no floppy drive. Is it possible to split this off to a
separate bug?
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Strange. I don't have usbmount or pmount installed.
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Xubuntu 10.04 usb automount fails if autologin is on
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/546992
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I had this issue as well as USB drives and optical discs refusing to
auto-mount. See Bug #546992 . Both were solved by either inserting my
removable floppy drive or disabling the floppy controller in the BIOS.
It would be interesting to know how many other systems affected by this
bug have floppy
I also found that forcing Nautilus to restart by running killall
nautilus in a terminal will temporarily fix the problem. I don't know
if Thunar works the same way but those of you with Xubuntu may want to
try this.
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I just made a huge breakthrough in this bug. Keep in mind, I may have a
different bug than the others since I am using Ubuntu not Xubuntu.
Checking the log files I see:
kern.log
Apr 26 22:01:33 chris-vaio580 kernel: [ 178.360607] end_request: I/O error,
dev fd0, sector 0
Apr 26 22:01:33
Here's mine. Hope it helps.
** Attachment added: .xsession-errors
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/45289117/xsession-errors
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/546992
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I discovered that auto-login has nothing to do with it in my case. USB
drives will not mount on the first login, even if auto-login is
disabled. I have to log out, then back in for drives to auto-mount. I
created a new user to test and the same holds true for the new user. So
what is reset when a
Looks like I'm the only one with this problem so far. I'd be happy if
someone could tell me where to add a script to make the needed mtrr
entries permanent on my system.
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Fails to set MTRR for 2D acceleration
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/564378
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My results are the same on a Sony PCG-F580K, Neomagic MagicMedia 256XL+
(NM2380). Please see if you are also affected by Bug #564378
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-neomagic/+bug/564378
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Has external monitor connected to the laptop but xrandr shows only 1 monitor
I also discovered that the image on the external monitor shimmers when
the external and internal monitors are both enabled in xorg.conf. I
don't believe this to be a hardware problem because it doesn't happen in
Windows 2000. It also does not happen when the internal monitor is
disabled.
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Has
I can confirm this bug still exists. I just updated a couple of hours
ago. I'm running Ubuntu Lucid i386 with Gnome. I have a Fat32 USB HDD,
an NTFS USB HDD, and 2 thumb drives that won't auto-mount if I use auto-
login. I also discovered that they will auto-mount if I log in as a
guest.
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-neomagic
Playing DVD or other video results in dropped frames and high CPU usage
on a Neomagic NM2380 chip (MagicMedia 256XL+). The problem is evident in
VLC and Totem.
Here is my Xorg.log
** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/44507104/Xorg.0.log
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Fails to set MTRR for 2D acceleration
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/564378
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/44533537/lspci%20-vvnn.txt
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Fails to set MTRR for 2D acceleration
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/564378
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-neomagic
Playing DVD or other video results in dropped frames and high CPU usage
on a Neomagic NM2380 chip (MagicMedia 256XL+). The problem is evident in
VLC and Totem. This was not the case in Hardy. The difference has been
traced to
MountainX, have you tried the fix from Tyler Wagner? I just installed
the package at
http://www.tolaris.com/apt/pool/main/w/wine/wine_1.0.0-2eitri1_i386.deb
just like command_dos and it's working fine for me.
Chris
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/205895
You
I downloaded and installed Tyler Wagners fix and it seems to be working.
So this is a patch to the kernel and not to Wine? Has anyone found any
negative effects from it in other software?
Chris
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/205895
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