I also have a ThinkPad X220 that is exhibiting the same symptoms. It is
running the latest BIOS. (1.39). I am running kernel 3.13.0-35-generic
#62~precise1-Ubuntu and xserver-xorg-video-intel-lts-trusty
2:2.99.910-0ubuntu1~precise1. I moved the drive from a ThinkPad X201s
(Core i7 but previous gen
Hello.
For me, Christian Dysthe's suggestion (#269) only prevented my ThinkPad
X200s from going to sleep.
This is a frustrating bug that greatly affects my use of the system.
Interestingly, I took an image of my ThinkPad X200s and put the drive in
a ThinkPad T500 (Same vintage but with an ATI 365
Hello.
For me, Christian Dysthe's suggestion (#269) only prevented my ThinkPad
X200s from going to sleep.
This is a frustrating bug that greatly affects my use of the system.
Interestingly, I took an image of my ThinkPad X200s and put the drive in
a ThinkPad T500 (Same vintage but with an ATI 365
Thank you so much, Timo. This has certainly been an annoying bug.
I have installed your -1ubuntu4.1.2 package and will report back if I
have any further problems.
Thank you also to Edward for providing a good explanation as to what
"Fix Released" means in this context.
It's great to have backed
Thank you so much, Timo. This has certainly been an annoying bug.
I have installed your -1ubuntu4.1.2 package and will report back if I
have any further problems.
Thank you also to Edward for providing a good explanation as to what
"Fix Released" means in this context.
It's great to have backed
Just to clarify, is this bug fixed in a current/scheduled-for-update
xserver-xorg-video-intel package, or is it only fixed upstream? I'm
currently using xorg-edgers packages to try to avoid the problem but
would like to revert to standard packages if a fix has been released to
stock Ubuntu 12.04.
Just to clarify, is this bug fixed in a current/scheduled-for-update
xserver-xorg-video-intel package, or is it only fixed upstream? I'm
currently using xorg-edgers packages to try to avoid the problem but
would like to revert to standard packages if a fix has been released to
stock Ubuntu 12.04.
Dac, I have a Lenovo ThinkPad X200s with the same problem. My
workaround was a bit less drastic: I've moved to Unity 2D. It isn't
quite as slick to use, but it looks and behaves almost the same and I
haven't experienced the problem in four days of heavy use. (Suspend and
resume ~20 times a day.
I have noticed this as well on two of the three Intel-graphics laptops
that I have to test with. On both an IBM ThinkPad X40 (Intel 855gm, I
believe) and an HP Compaq 2710p tablet (Intel GMA x3100, apparently) the
Ubuntu Netbook Remix UI is unusably sluggish with 2.6.32-19 and is fine
with 2.6.32-
Thanks for the fast response. This is great news!
Perhaps this functionality shouldn't be added to NetworkManager, as it
isn't really related to managing network connections. It seems best to
me that it should in fact be it's own tool, as it apparently already is.
So, while I agree that this is
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-system-tools
In Ubuntu 8.04 and earlier there was a clear way, using network-admin, to
rename a computer without editing /etc/hosts and /etc/hostname.
With the migration to NetworkManager, network-admin is now missing
entirely from gnome-system-t
Thank you for the update.
If I'm not wrong, this would make it easier for end-users to "tweak"
permissions if you don't put a password on the grub menu entries (which
you should do anyway, as otherwise unprivileged users could be dropped
to a root shell)
I know it's a bit of security-through-obsc
Filed bug in the Gnome Bugzilla database:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=552796
** Changed in: rhythmbox (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => Confirmed
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Rhythmbox failed to create output image buffer 60x60
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/236201
You received this bug notification bec
The mounting for /host is done in the initramfs, which makes this tricky
(for me anyway) to track down. I've found a workaround for the problem:
Edit /usr/share/initramfs-tools/scripts/local-premount/root_locale
Append ,umask=022 to this line:
echo ROOTFLAGS=\"${ROOTFLAGS}locale=$ROOT_LOCAL
Hello,
I am now facing the same problem. In the related question (#35664)
Agostino Russo mentioned: "You might have to pass them as a kernel boot
parameter in menu.lst via rootflags=YOURMOUNTOPTIONS"
Would it be possible for someone to provide a working an example of
this? To be honest, I've lo
Just to be clear, what you would like is for someone to send the text
files that have been included in this bug report to a related bug report
in bugzilla.gnome.org. Is this correct?
(If so, I must say that it would seem easier for end-users who have been
affected and have figured out a workaroun
Since nothing has been fixed here, this bug shouldn't be closed.
The problem still exists between the Via driver and Rhythmbox. Sure,
the problem may well be with the Via driver, but surely Rhythmbox
shouldn't crash when playing MP3 audio (not even using visualizations)
because of a bug in the vi
I, too, had this problem on my HP 2133 with a Via Chrome driver. I can
confirm that fiddling with the visualizations did indeed allow me to
play MP3s.
Since I don't like visualizations anyway, I found that just disabling
them with the gconf editor worked. Here's what I changed:
1) Open terminal
I can confirm that this has been the case since at least Ubuntu 7.10.
In Q#32163, Art Cancro mentions resorting the start order to "fix" the
problem. Indeed, the following solved my problem:
sudo mv /etc/rc2.d/S18nis /etc/rc2.d/S30nis
This is a serious bug for environments using Ubuntu with NIS
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7504905/Dependencies.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcMaps.txt"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7504906/ProcMaps.txt
** Attachment added: "ProcStatus.txt"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7504907/ProcStatus.txt
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Extern
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
I have a Linux-supported Edirol UA-25 USB sound device.
I plug the device in, Linux recognizes it correctly.
I select System -> Preferences -> Sound
I am confronted with a mystifying Sound Preferences window.
Everything possible i
I have seen this on both Dapper and Edgy. Some KOffice apps show up
(Krita, Kontact, Kivio) but not others (Kword, Kspread, Kpresenter)
The KOffice icons do show up under KDE, just not under Gnome.
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Kword does not appear in menu
https://launchpad.net/bugs/40501
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