Public bug reported:
When I'm trying to update from Xubuntu 11.10 to 12.04 as offered by update
manager, update process stucks soon after start.
The following happens:
There is precise process which hogs all CPU:
5280 root 20 0 322m 143m 76m R 100 1.8 9:14.34 precise
This bug has been about completely missing OTI 6858 device driver. Right now
this driver presents in supplied kernel:
[ 2337.360240] oti6858 4-2:1.0: oti6858 converter detected
[ 2337.360327] usb 4-2: oti6858 converter now attached to ttyUSB0
[ 2337.360342] usbcore: registered new interface
Unable to reproduce this bug on recent Firefox versions.
Mozilla dev's believe this could be fixed due to migration to Cairo
engine and at least several people have failed to reproduce this bug as
well. Marking it as Fix Released since upstream supposedly released
fixed version, recent Ubuntu
I've been hit by this bug as well. Granted that it's very annoying and
affects reasonably popular functionality frequently used by users,
maybe it's a smart idea to fix this and supply corrected ristretto
version with update?
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Public bug reported:
Configuration:
Default Xubuntu 11.10 64-bit desktop ISO image.
To reproduce:
1) Install clean Xubuntu 11.10 to HDD using defaults.
2) Make sure that GTK2 and GTK3 apps are using default theme in their UI.
3) Install some Qt-based program. For example, qutim. Any other
Public bug reported:
Configuration:
Usual Xubuntu 11.10 64-bit desktop ISO file has been used. Installation using
all defaults.
To reproduce:
1) Install Xubuntu using all defaults. I selected English as programs language
because I prefer it (I really hate half-baked translations and all
No, in recent Lucid there is no such problem. Actually I *never* seen
any OOPS on Lucid at all. Hence I believe you can close this bug as
fixed, at least for Lucid which is fairly stable when it comes to CPU
frequency switching, etc.
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Dual OOPS occured in kernel. Bad UI behavior in affected
Why it's Invalid? As for me, lack of option to configure mount points
after installing system is a major shortcoming, Even ancient WinXP haves
disk manager. On Ubuntu user have to resort to editing fstab manually,
which is not user friendly at all.
** Changed in: ubuntu
Status: Invalid =
It looks like this bug does not happens anymore under Karmic/Lucid. I'm
never encountered it again. As for me it's ok to close this bug.
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System has encountered crash in kernel - radeon module crashed.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/469659
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I haven't encountered this bug in Kubuntu 9.10. It looks like it have
been fixed. I will try lucid within several days as time permits.
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System has encountered access violation crash in kernel and has locked up.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/436326
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Status: Invalid = New
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/457784
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From user's standpoint that's exactly Kubuntu's problem, not KDE's own.
Look, Canonical provides both OS and services (like bug tracking
system). Hence user could (and would) expect that supplied software
could work properly with offered services and that at least interaction
of offered software
Public bug reported:
My configuration:
1) OS: Kubuntu 9.10 AMD64.
2) ~200 Gb on system partition (!!!).
Issue details:
X server have just completely crashed my system so I have to perform emergency
reboot via text-mode console.
I found that window manager has terminated and system became
Yes, errors are from other programs. But isn't log (.xsession-errors)
being written by X server itself? Even if errors are caused by clients,
poor management of log file is an issue. Actually, this allows
unprivileged process to completely exhaust disk space and cause denial
of service condition
This bug is #40 on the list, not #1
Launchpad design seems to have a major flaw: when duplicate bug being filed,
it's votes not seems to get summed up to original bug. At least, when I created
bug and it become duplicate. I was listed as affected on my bug but was not
listed as affected in bug
Public bug reported:
Kubuntu 9.10 AMD64 version, all packages updated.
Problem is simple:
1) X server has unexpectedly restarted.
2) Then GUI behaviour went wrong
3) Then system locked up when I attempted to re-login to desktop.
I managed to do emergency sync, so there is related part of
Public bug reported:
Kubuntu 9.10 AMD64.
Current kernel (uname -a):
Linux hostname 2.6.31-14-generic #48-Ubuntu SMP Fri Oct 16 14:05:01 UTC 2009
x86_64 GNU/Linux
Problem details:
After some run time I encountered OOPS in kernel. After more run time I got
second OOPS.
I did not noticed 1st
As for me it looks like Ubuntu haves problems with CPU frequency scaling
- quite many things are referring to CPU scaling and some of crashes I
reported related to this. Older Ubuntu versions did not had such
feature...
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Dual OOPS occured in kernel. Bad UI behavior in affected processes so I
I filed bugs about this crappy PPTP situation THREE YEARS AGO! Because
of importance of this problem. And yet nothing changed... Can I hope to
see PPTP at least in 9.10 Ubuntu and Kubuntu releases finally working?
So it could be finally used by Russian (and other ex-USSR countries)
users, etc.
Wow, I created this bug (about 2.5.1) for just some half year or so.
So, Ubuntu users not just have to suck with defective 2.4.2 (which fails
to operate with current servers) but they also have to suck yet another
half of year! Surely there are downloads and PPAs but for average user
it's too
Each ignorance and arrogance haves it's price. That's are users who
would not use such system. I hope this weird ussue would be fixed as
well. I *hate* using taskbar on top of screen, yet I forced to use
notification in upper part of screen. And using registry not an answer,
such things should be
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 9.04 AMD-64 version, all updates enabled.
$ uname -a
Linux ath64 2.6.28-15-generic #52-Ubuntu SMP Wed Sep 9 10:48:52 UTC 2009 x86_64
GNU/Linux
The only difference from defaults is a recent AMD proprietary driver
which works much better than stock one (in terms of
Got same error messages. Are they harmless? Were files or dirs affected
anyhow or this is just warning?
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Ubuntu x64
Kernel (uname -a): Linux ath64 2.6.28-13-generic #44-Ubuntu SMP Tue Jun 2
07:55:09 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Two XFS volumes (on physically different SATA hard disks).
Problem description:
Kernel has encountered bug (aka OOPS?) while copying a dozen of files
I'm personally would call this as, uhm, sabotage. Why aMule dev's have
to deal with all this stuff? And why fixing this fault takes so long? I
can guess as the result, aMule dev's and Ubuntu users are f...g brains
to each others for no reasons. Please, take steps to stop this. Offering
some custom
Public bug reported:
Hardware:
Some recent AMD-based machine: Phenom II 810, AMD 790FX chipset, 8Gb RAM with
ATI HD4670 video card.
(lspci of mentioned machine attached). Monitor attached over DVI link.
Problem:
Ubuntu is booting fine BUT when it comes to starting X server, it misbehaves.
lspci added...
** Attachment added: lspci_4670.log.gz
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(blank screen).
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/387013
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You do not have to compile source, at least on i386 and AMD64 since
there is pre-built Linux binaries. However, manual unzipping to home
directory is not a great way to install applications on Linux (and
updates will not be tracked by package manager, etc). Proper way is to
install application is
Public bug reported:
I'm using Ubuntu 9.04 (AMD64 version).
As it is known,
quote
A new integrated notification system appears in Ubuntu 9.04 for the first time.
end =
By default this new notification system behaves adequately and announces
appear close to system tray area
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/379852
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I added lspci and another user added both lspci and xorg logs.Marking as
new since it probably not incomplete anymore.
** Changed in: xserver-xorg-video-ati (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
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ATI: open-source driver could hang in some 3D applications.
1) I did not modified xorg.conf.
2) lspci output from machine with ati x1300 card added...
3) When trying to get xorg logs, I encountered hard deadlock with Nexuiz and
I have had to use reset button since I did not figured out other methods to
reboot. I was not able to find any events anyhow
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Public bug reported:
Hardware configuration:
AMD Athlon 64 x2 3800+ on MSI K9N Platinum motherboard (NForce 570 chipset),
5Gb RAM installed.
Video card is ATI x1300.
Software:
1. Ubuntu 9.04 with default install. It uses by default opensource 3D radeon
driver for ATI x1300 and AMD dropped
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nexuiz
This bug is a wish:
Now Ubuntu supplies Nexuiz 2.4.2 by default and it's pretty outdated.
Right now Nexuiz 2.5.1 is available and
1) Nexuiz 2.5.x servers are not fully compatible with 2.4.x clients in
client-server interaction. Most of
UUID is an UNIQUE identifier by definition, don't you think so? Hence,
if you re-format partition it MUST change or UUID will make no sense.
That's how it works - by design. Reformatting created DIFFERENT, new
unique filesystem. Hence, UUID should get changed as well.
But I have to admit that
Public bug reported:
Configuration:
Kubuntu 9.04 AMD64 version, default state.
To reproduce:
1) Try to view packages dependencies using KPackageKit.
2) Try to figure out who is package maintainer using KPackageKit
Result:
1) I'm unable to review dependencies of packages and have no idea
As for me it looks strange enough to offer to users someer,
unusual Italian fork/mod instead of original aMule by default via
Add/Remove.
Looks like this fork has been created by Italian people to address
specific issues of Italian users of specific ISP which uses non-standard
network
27 Apr 09 17:33 Aleksander Zlatanchev affects ubuntu
usplash (Ubuntu)
Bad package hinting.
Not seems to be Usplash bug. Tried harder and ... got this issue when
running from liveCD.
Happens upon first volume mount attempt - it can take some 20 seconds or
so due to
As for me, AMD has *stopped* supporting my ATI x1300 card in their
recent proprietary drivers. Including these used in Ubuntu.
Big thanks, AMD! I always suspected I can't really trust to anything
proprietary without getting backstabbed at some point, sooner or later.
AMD has proven these worries
Public bug reported:
System configuration:
Kubuntu 64bit 9.04
(Linux ath64 2.6.28-11-generic #42-Ubuntu SMP Fri Apr 17 01:58:03 UTC 2009
x86_64 GNU/Linux)
Hardware: MSI K9N Platinum motherboard (nVidia Nforce 570 chipset),
5 Gb DDR2-800 RAM
3 Hitachi HDDs attached over SATA2 links.
** Attachment added: dmesg.txt
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26019272/dmesg.txt
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/367764
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Yes, this seems to be still issue even as of Kubuntu 9.04 (tested on
AMD64 9.04 Kubuntu) - it's new network manager allows to configure VPNs.
But unfortunately there is no PPTP in list. Only OpenVPN and Cisco VPN
are available out of the box. Users who depend on PPTP to access
Internet (and in my
Status changed from incomplete due to comment added.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/285710
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Public bug reported:
Initial conf:
Kubuntu 9.04 beta amd64, live cd, 1280x1024 screen resolution, 3 hard disk
drives in system.
To reproduce:
Looks like it is enough to have enough HDDs in system.
1) Launch setup (by using Install shortcut)
2) Walk through installer up to Prepare Disk Space
** Attachment added: Partitioner_too_huge.png
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Kubuntu: partitioner window of setup does not fits to screen if user haves many
disks.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/362063
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Public bug reported:
My conf:
Hardware: AMD Athlon 64 x2 3800+, ATI x1300, 5Gb RAM.
Software: Kubuntu 9.04 beta.
To reproduce:
1) Boot system
2) Observe boot process. Look for visual glitches.
Note: CD-ROM has been tested for read errors. It reads perfectly, in
particular, CD test from
Public bug reported:
Initial conf:
Kubuntu 9.04 beta AMD64.
Computer with bluetooth required.
To reproduce:
1) Boot Kubuntu 9.04 beta AMD64 CD
2) Try to send file over bluetooth to any bluetooth devices.
I tried with Nokia 6681 smart phone and Nokia N800 internet tablet. Both
attempts to
Public bug reported:
Initial conf:
Kubuntu 9.04 beta AMD64
To reproduce:
1) Boot LiveCD.
2) Try to setup PPTP VPN.
Result:
Years passed since I filed bug that PPTP can't be used in easy manner. Problem
appears to be still here in Kubuntu.
In System Settings - Network Settings - Network
** Description changed:
Initial conf:
Kubuntu 9.04 beta AMD64
To reproduce:
1) Boot LiveCD.
2) Try to setup PPTP VPN.
Result:
Years passed since I filed bug that PPTP can't be used in easy manner.
Problem appears to be still here in Kubuntu.
- In System Settings -
As for configuration registry:
Filesystems are about files exactly same as sqlite and other databases
are about records. Actually, files could be treated like some sort of
records in some sort of very specific database (if we'll ignore some
specifics).
And we're, the users expect BOTH databases
Public bug reported:
Configuration:
1) Desktop: Kubuntu 8.10, x86 and x64 tested. Krfb used to allow VNC access.
2) Remote system... I used several systems (Debian Linux and Nokia n800, both
are UTF-8 aware and can enter text in Russian). Other people attempted to use
MacOS X and it's default
Well, marking bug as New again since I added requested information. If
someone needs further information, feel free to change bug state back to
incomplete and\or request more info.
** Changed in: xorg (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
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Awful video tearing+blinking when using any output
Actually, this problem not seems to depend on exact card model or
something like this (people with at least ATI and Nvidia encounter this
in various Linux distros including Ubuntu, Kubuntu and whatever else).
And actually there is nothing wrong with X server. It is obvious that
usual output
** Attachment added: xorg.conf
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21288441/xorg.conf
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Awful video tearing+blinking when using any output method except X11 in video
players.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/315267
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There is absolutely no any new entries appear in /var/log/Xorg.0.log
after trying to play video into xvideo output (attempted to play it with
mplayer and VLC using xvideo output in both players). However video
blinks (it not looks like it is possible to screen shot this bug since
this is a issue
Public bug reported:
Configuration:
Kubuntu 8.10 (AMD64 version) on AMD Athlon x2 3800+ CPU (dual-core CPU). ATI
x1300 videocard with proprietary drivers. Desktop effects in KDE are on.
Players tested: virtually all tested. I'm generally prefer Mplayer or VLC and
both are affected as well of
Yes, that's true. It also fails in similar manner if other packages fail
to upgrade. However motion is not a critical package so there is no
reasons to fail in such way (as well as in case of any other non-
critical packages).
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In Ubuntu and Kubuntu 8.10 x64 I do not have such issues.
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offers proprietary drivers.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/217187
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/237080
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
Kubuntu x64, 8.04 - 8.10 upgrade attempt over network.
Upgrade progressed OK but near upgrade completion the following error appeared:
Could not install 'motion'
subprocess post-installation script returned error exit status 1
This
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
Attempted to upgrade Kubuntu 8.04 x64 to 8.10.
Update manager worked, then complained about problem with Motion package
(separate bug filed). Then it continued.
However before cleanup phase it has repeated message about Motion package
** Attachment added: apt.log
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Configuration:
Ethernet network with static IPs assignment. DHCP not in use, I have to assign
IP manually.
I have nForce 570 chipset, dual Ethernet adapters on motherboard are built-in.
To reproduce:
1) Boot Kubuntu 8.10 x64 beta CD.
2) Try to set-up static IP via
Now this bug seems to be fixed, ok to close it. I'd updated my system to
beta.
However system now completely messed up and I have a ton of issues
probably because updater failed at final stages. Now I have Kubuntu 8.10
with 2.6.24 kernel since updater failed in last stages and then
crashed. It
Public bug reported:
More than year passed since I reported bug that PPTP VPN can't be
configured through GUI settings easily by an average user.
Nothing changed yet in Kubuntu 8.10 x64 beta (I see some changes in
Ubuntu finally though). I still see no easy way to configure PPTP VPN
connection
Partially :)
- GAIM is now Pidgin.
- Pidgin still has quite sucking ICQ implementation since they're using AOL
OSCAR protocol as for AIM without really taking ICQ specific stuff into
account. So as of 8.10 beta:
1) File transfers: Pidgin still sucks and able only to perform NEW
(OFT2
Problem observed here. I tried to upgrade to Intrepid using `update-manager
-d`, but encountered this error. Gnome is in a bad state now (I have to go to a
virtual console and type `DISPLAY=0:0 gnome-panel` to get gnome-panel to
start.)
At the moment I am trying the method described by Charles
Public bug reported:
Configuration:
Kubuntu 8.04 x64 system (actually, network-updated from earlier versions).
Network us working, no any proxies needed or whatever.
I have several custom repositories added (for example Wine).
Problem description:
1) I launch command kdesudo adept_manager
** Summary changed:
- Kubuntu 8.04 amd64 upgrade to 8.10 fails. Wizard exits without messages.
+ Kubuntu 8.04 amd64 upgrade to 8.10 fails. Upgrade tool exits without messages.
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Public bug reported:
Kubuntu 8.04 x64, actually a desktop edition.
I wanted to give OpenVZ technology a try and still use my desktop
Kubuntu for convenience. Not a very common setup and I was prepared to
get some issues. I'd installed linux-openvz package. Looks like -openvz
modules and kernel
Too many time passed before this question - configuration updated to newer
Kubuntu.
I no longer have problematic configuration. As for me, newer OSes did not
caused any issues with screen resolution during updates so looks like in newer
OSes this bug does not exist. The only minor issue I have
I have the following idea: system could display own license dialog for
example during install instead. Citing GPL and other relevant licenses
of bundled software. One of such cited licenses could be Firefox EULA as
well. So in any scenario user have to accept licenses once per system
installation
Context menu is unsuitable. Task manager should be a die-hard thing. In
Windows ctrl-alt-del either runs taskmanager or unconditionally pops up
dialog allowing to run task manager. Therefore, it IS die-hard here.
Ctrl-alt-del is very diehard shortcut in Windows, virtually no prog's
can override it
Marked bug as 'New' because: mentioned bug #41186 is not the same
thing. In 8.04 Ubuntu there IS reaction on ctrl-alt-del keypress -
system menu appears. However it does not provides way to run task
manager. Hence, it seems to be different bug.
** Changed in: gnome-system-monitor (Ubuntu)
Yeah, forgot to say: when launched recommended command, interrupted
update has began and there was text dialog asking how to handle my
bootmenu.lst file.
Ideally, I prefer that GUI-based updater should ask same question in GUI
dialogs.If this is too hard to implement, at least display console
Public bug reported:
Kubuntu x64 8.04
I'd got the following issue:
For whatever reason ATI driver has failed to load after update.
I did not noticed this fact in timely manner and then switched graphic effects
ON while actually ONLY having software GL renderer.
Actually this lead to
Public bug reported:
System:
Kubuntu 8.04 x64
What has been done?
I did detected there is new packages and decided to install them. I launched
updater.
Updater has succesfully downloaded files.
Then it began installation of packages.
Somewhere in the middle some error has occurred while
** Attachment added: dpkg.log
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/237602
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System:
Kubuntu 8.04 x64 version, ATI x1300 card running proprietary driver (version
installed by Drivers Manager).
What has been done?
I'd played Nexuiz 3D game and occasionally encountered a system deadlock.Then
I occasionally encountered same deadlock again.
Graphic
** Attachment added: kern.partial.log
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** Description changed:
System:
Kubuntu 8.04 x64 version, ATI x1300 card running proprietary driver (version
installed by Drivers Manager).
What has been done?
I'd played Nexuiz 3D
Public bug reported:
What has been done:
Ubuntu 8.04 x64 installed, during setup I choosed manual partitioning (to
avoid data deletion) and only setted up / mount point (since as far as I can
guess from setup program all data on partitions choosen during setup about to
be erased).
What is
** Description changed:
What has been done:
Ubuntu 8.04 x64 installed, during setup I choosed manual partitioning (to
avoid data deletion) and only setted up / mount point (since as far as I can
guess from setup program all data on partitions choosen during setup about to
be erased).
Public bug reported:
What has been done?
1) Ubuntu x64 8.04 (desktop version from live CD) has been installed with
almost default settings to 20Gb JFS partition.
No network was available during install.
2) Network has been configured.
3) System-Administration-Update Manager launched and I'm
** Description changed:
What has been done?
- 1) Ubuntu installed with almost default settings to JFS partition.No network
was available during install.
+ 1) Ubuntu x64 8.04 has been installed with almost default settings to JFS
partition.No network was available during install.
2)
Public bug reported:
What has been done?
1) Ubuntu x64 8.04 (desktop version from live CD) has been installed with
almost default settings to 20Gb JFS partition.
No network was available during install.
2) Network has been configured.
3) Launched drivers manager
Public bug reported:
What has been done?
1) Ubuntu x64 8.04 (desktop version from live CD) has been installed with
almost default settings to 20Gb JFS partition.
No network was available during install.
2) Network has been configured (System-Administration-Network has been
launched).There
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu (x64 version).Gnome based desktop(pretty default Ubuntu).
Bug is awfully simple.When some GUI app has hanged there is no simple and
evident way to kill it.
Ctrl-Alt-Del offers a bunch of shutdown and system options.Unfortunately all
good things EXCEPT starting task
Public bug reported:
What has been done?
Attempted to install Ubuntu x64 8.04 from live CD to 20Gb XFS partition
/dev/sda3.
Actually there is other partitions with Kubuntu, pre-existing GRUB, etc.
Actually I'd planned to use mentioned XFS partition as both /, /home, /boot
and all other
No I think it was related to my burner being partly unplugged. I reseated it
and haven't had any problems. Thanks for checking
On Fri, May 9, 2008 at 12:55 PM, Pedro Villavicencio [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. You
Workaround:
I'd previously enabled root account so I was able to regain full control over
system quite easily via su which does not suffers from issue:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ su
Password:
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:/home/sk# echo 127.0.0.1 ath64 /etc/hosts
This has helped and now sudo resumed operation.
Public bug reported:
What has been done:
Network update of Kubuntu 7.10 x64 to Kubuntu 8.04 RC using GUI updater
(adept_manager).
What's happened:
Generally system has been updated OK but after reboot I did encountered quite
sad issue:
Neither kdesu nor sudo are no longer working.
Therefore
Btw
1) False reports about new OS version available are gone after some
update.That's good :)
2) Now, after BIOSupdate and reset to defaults, BIOS's view of HDDs matches
Kubuntu's so problem with failed OS boot should no longer occur.Looks like it
is motherboard vendor to blame rather than
Public bug reported:
The biggest issue I had with Ubuntu 8.04 is video and video card related things.
Tested on all x64 desktop versions: Ubuntu 8.04 beta, Kubuntu 8.04 beta,
Kbuntu 8.04 beta KDE4, as well as all nightly CDs with these OSes dated Apr
10 with same result.
My configuration:
ATI
pptp required by default install is a fringe case ( 1%)
Wrong.Actually this point of view is more than just an error.
For example, here in Russia LOTS of Ethernet-based ISPs and they are using VPN
mostly for authentication purposes.
Actually, in my city, ISP Corbina Telecom is some
I'm agree, all recent versions lack this problem - ok to close IMHO.
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Auto-upgrade of Kubuntu 6.10 i386 to 7.04 has screwed up X server so it failed
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/109549
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