Same here. During startup I get a blue screen with number 11.04 and 4
dots in upper left corner instead of nice Kubuntu Plymouth logo. I use
1680x1050 resolution on Nvidia 8800GT and proprietary drivers. Used to
work fine in Lucid. Uvesafb mode gives me a black screen during startup
and normal
Sadly the latest version of Calibre (0.7.17) crashes X server completely
after yesterday's update. Kovid suggested that the problem might be
caused by qt libraries. It's a bit difficult to give any specific
details - all relevant logs are pretty uninformative.
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Update calibre version on ubuntu
I downloaded the new kdebluetooth4. File transfer from desktop to my
handheld still doesn't work (and there are no error messages either). I
launched kbluetooth4 from console and attached output in text file.
** Attachment added: kbluetooth4.txt
I noticed one strange thing about data transfer to my phone. Usually I
had to accept incoming connection first and then incoming transmission
and received data. With new kdebluetooth I only have to accept incoming
connection. Transfer itself is silent and data are automatically saved
in default
I've just installed latest Intrepid packages (KDE 4.1.4). I was able to pair
devices (handheld and mobile) with my desktop. Unfortunately that's about it.
File transfer doesn't work well and I don't get any (significant) error
messages. I was trying to send files from my computer as well as
More info on bugs.kde.org:
http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=174494
Apparently this bug affects only Kubuntu users.
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kpat
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/296329
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdebluetooth
I've recently upgraded from Hardy to Intrepid on amd64. I use bluetooth to
connect to my PDA by usb adapter. I installed kdebluetooth. It's supposed to
start after desktop starts, but there is no tray icon present even though
kbluetooth4
Maybe it's not a bug, but a feature after all. Like someone's idea of
making the system more secure or cleaning up device permissions.
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Receive kio_media_mounthelper error when removing usb device
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/217550
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Possible solution!! Add your users to the disk group. It looks like udev
bug (change of permissions on some devices).
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Receive kio_media_mounthelper error when removing usb device
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/217550
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I've got exactly the same problem on Hardy. It has probably something to
do with permission rights. I can manually eject my usb stick with sudo
(from console), but I cannot do the same without it. To unmount the
device however I don't need sudo. My guess is one of the recent upgrades
was messed
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