That much for the other spin I guess:
https://support.ntp.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=802
The upstream bug is set to wontfix with the primary reason being
ignorance if I may say so. They don't see the problem. It's just once
per second and mostly we don't even do anything! Read the thread, people
I had the same problem. I went for Davids first solution and installed
libxul-dev as adding some files seemed safer to me than removing some
others. I noticed the line Removing mozilla-browser ... by apt though.
I second the opinion that someone understanding what's going on here
(which rules me
Uhm, shall I file a bug report to the Gnome people or do you do so? I'm
lacking some feedback, what should I do next?
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I wasn't optimistic since calling gnome-screensaver on the console just
returns and I didn't have any luck with ddd before either, but strace
actually gives me useable output. Here it comes (well, the relevant
tail):
** (gnome-screensaver:25854): CRITICAL **: gs_window_is_obscured:
assertion
Sorry, didn't have anything to do with strace at all but with installing
the debugging package. Anyway, the output should help someone who knows
the code.
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Binary package hint: mountall
I upgraded from Jaunty to Karmic yesterday which made my system
unbootable. I have an encrypted swap and home partition. The swap mounts
just fine as an early crypto disk. For the home I get a passphrase
prompt but when typing it in and pressing
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Live CD and manually mounting on the command line just before login is a
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Just wanted to add that the same thing seems to happen when cutting and
pasting files using the pop-up menu. So it's not related to drag and
drop. I get one of the following messages:
** (nautilus:15589): WARNING **: Unable to add monitor: Not supported
sys:1: Warning: g_strsplit: assertion
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crash data put somewhere you can see it or was it a mistake not to open
a new bug for this?
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Thanks for the hint, Luke. Unfortunately, I don't have an LVM volume for
swap and home but rather two separate LUKS partitions. Your solution
sounds better in any case, as it annoys the hell out of me to enter the
same passphrase twice. Why didn't the Jaunty installer propose this
solution to me
I seem to have a milder version of this. I'll attach an htop screenshot
showing pulseaudio to use about 2 gigs overall and 1 gig resident memory
after about three and a half days uptime. It's usually half that much
after a day I'd say, whether I use audio or not. Perhaps this is a
different issue
Actually, I now did find a similar bug for another distro than Ubuntu:
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You
My fstab entry sais
/dev/mapper/home /home ext3defaults,noatime,errors=remount-ro
0 1
and my crypttab
home /dev/sda6 noneluks,retry=1,cypher=aes-cbc-essiv:sha256
I don't know what your bootwait option does, have you tried it without?
Not that I can say that
For me this is easy to reproduce:
Just do a killall wpa_supplicant. Network Manager will reconnect
successfully (and a new wpa_supplicant process will be created) but from
now on nm-applet will wake up ten times per second to poll for something
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When I try to save the VPN configuration, I get a gnome-keyring prompt
that tells me that an application is trying to create a keyring called
Default. I get this dialog twice (user pass and group pass if I had to
guess) each time I try to save those passwords again. It seems said
application is
Oh and BTW, I'm having this bug for network-manager-vpnc and there the
workaround is:
[vpn]
.
IPSec secret-flags=0
Xauth password-flags=0
[vpn-secrets]
Xauth password=
IPSec secret=..
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I was affected by this bug http://tracker.luatex.org/view.php?id=291
from 2009 (!). I was already going to tell them that they are sadly
mistaken to have closed it as fixed as I still experience it in 2012
until I realized that my Precise expl3.sty file is indeed from 2009.
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Just wanted to add that this also means updating the oberdiek bundle in
texlive-latex-base or else luatex.sty will be outdated. Maybe other
packages as well, that's just were I'm stuck currently with an
Undefined control sequence. argument \filename that I can't trace
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I am running PowerTOP 1.97 beta 1 on Lubuntu Precise. There are three
reported devices called Display backlight on my Samsung N220 with a
Pixel Qi display. I made a couple of measurements to figure out what
these devices might be:
Power est.Usage Device name
One small addendum: just saw that the second device actually sometimes
shows a different measurement. Something like 1.17W say when the first
device is 1.25. In these cases it always seems to be a bit below the
first device. When it mimics the third device, then it always seems to
be spot on. When
This would not only be awesome and dearly needed to seamlessly switch
between fast Ethernet and relatively slow wifi but also to speed up
networking where there is no gigabit (like on netbook hardware). Heck,
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Sorry, maybe I'm slow but how is using 0.9.3.995+git201203081848
.bba834f-0ubuntu1whatever a fix to please use 0.9.4? I see it has many
if not all of the features of 0.9.4 but shouldn't a stable release be
used instead of a git build? LTS and all?
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keybind key=XF86AudioLowerVolume
action name=Execute
commandamixer -q sset Master 3%-/command
/action
/keybind
keybind key=XF86AudioLowerVolume
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Since the last update I can no longer set the display brightness using
the appropriate keys which in turn use xbacklight on
openbox/LXDE/Lubuntu. setpci still works to set the backlight and also
there is still a display of what xbacklight thinks the current backlight
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Great this was fixed so quickly and thanks for the feedback Mathieu :)
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Seems to work again.
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xbacklight stopped working on Samsung N220
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I should add that a logout/relogin is also sufficient to reset the sudo
capability. Also, for anyone else affected: the only workaround I could
come up with is a sudo bash directly after login and do everything you
need root for from there. That way you don't have to log out when this
happens. It
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For a while using sudo is not a problem but suddenly it starts failing
every time with:
sudo: pam_mount.c:417: modify_pm_count: Assertion `user != ((void *)0)'
failed.
It just happened *during* an apt-get dist-upgrade. A reboot is
necessary to recover the ability to sudo.
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lubuntu-logout used to report not authorized for hibernate only.
Suspend worked normally. Now I get that failure message for suspend,
too. After briefly seeing the message the screen is locked but lubuntu-
logout is not closed.
ProblemType: Bug
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That related bug regarding the permissions is #944353 and when the udev
rule there is used it should be possible to simplify my script above to
one line only:
SUSPEND_MODULES=$SUSPEND_MODULES crystalhd
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Even with no network cable plugged in, powertop reports about 1W of
power used by the sky2 (eth0) device. When unloading the module, the
overall power usage goes down significantly, so although powertop
doesn't always report the most reliable data about what single devices
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Unchanged for current Precise kernel. I'm going to try 3.3 too though.
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Kernel 3.3 doesn't help either. If anything, I recorded a new record
with almost 1.5W.
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Luis, thanks for the hint, it never occured to me that WoL could affect
a machine that is already awake. Anyway, I did some more and more
caruful measurements using powerstat and after these it seems that the
problem is with powertop after all. Sorry for the mistake.
When unloading the sky2
Ok, good to know. Well, after you had mentioned it, I checked it anyway
but there doesn't even seem to be a BIOS option for WoL on my netbook.
So the imagined power consumption probably isn't related to that known
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A video played with Broadcom Crystal HD acceleration will not be able to
use this acceleration after sending the machine to sleep and waking it
back up.
The syslog will show something like this:
Mar 15 07:43:43 Saffron kernel: [43680.046482] crystalhd :0b:00.0:
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Oh maybe I should clarify that the above syslog snippet is from resume.
Playing a video after suspend ... I don't have the syslog output at hand
because I fixed this for me but it says something about opening the
handle, doing some stuff that doesn't work, closing the handle again. If
it's really
I'm seeing slightly different symptoms. My nm-applet reports that there
are no network devices and I can't enable networking. Sometimes it also
says that network-manager is not running. It started today and luckily I
still get Ethernet although wifi is completely down.
I don't see the extremely
Oh, in the syslog only this turns up on *starting* the network manager
service:
Mar 15 23:15:35 Saffron kernel: [16250.034467] init: network-manager main
process (13864) terminated with status 1
Mar 15 23:15:35 Saffron kernel: [16250.034556] init: network-manager main
process ended, respawning
Here's what nm-applet says when started on a freshly booted system:
** WARNING **: Could not initialize NMClient /org/freedesktop/NetworkManager:
Did not receive a reply. Possible causes include: the remote application did
not send a reply, the message bus security policy blocked the reply, the
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Opening mouse cursor theme crashes lxappearance
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What is the Lubuntu Software Center? I don't think this bug is
exclusively related to its usage because it happened to me too.
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pcmanfm
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I'm using a .Private directory to encrypt parts of my home directory.
I'm using ext4 in my home and in my ~/Private. Some files turned became
corrupted for no apparent reason in that trying to read them produced
an Input/output error on the console and this in the syslog:
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Oh I should mention that I checked the volumes that let me do that and
also ran a smartctl --long check on the disk. Everything seems fine
other than on that black box ecryptfs volume.
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No sorry, I forgot the smileys. I was just kidding. What I was actually
trying to say is: I never heard of the Lubuntu Software Center before
reading this bug report but I'm having the same crashes so it's not
uniquely related to the Lubuntu Software Center.
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It seems fixed for me with the latest update.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 509180 ***
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This persists since 2009? Seriously? I'm affected too and I'm getting
dozens of these every second. I also can't see anything useful in my
dmesg anymore.
Sorry for posting here but the duplicate seems to be
I'm having the same issue, Idle stats and Frequency stats tabs are
completely empty. Occurs on a 64bit Oneiric running on an HP Proliant
N36L microserver. I'm attaching the lshw output.
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We probably should at the end of August and that's it? Anyway, this
bug is still there. I applied the workaround and got this:
* Enabling laptop mode...
*** buffer overflow detected ***: hal-disable-polling terminated
=== Backtrace: =
The priority shouldn't be low. I have a 1920x1200 pixel 15.4 display
and the file chooser isn't too small, it's unusable. I have to change
its size every time I use it. Every single time. Let me repeat this:
Every single freaking time! You never knew how many file chooser
dialogues you use before
Debdiff, uh, yup. I never did any Debian packaging but if you tell me
it's not half a day of reading to do five minutes of real work I will
see what I can do.
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I'm having the same problem for uop (URW Classico).
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Sorry, my fault. I had a .texmf-config/ in my home which shadowed
.texmf-var/
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Félim Whiteley, did you read the other bugs before marking them as
duplicates? Bug #957843 is about data loss (and none of the devs seems
to care -- man am I happy I left ecryptfs for good), whereas in this bug
people are discussing whether this or that fix might or might not result
in data loss.
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 548992 ***
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Same here on a Dell Vostro 1015 with an AR9285 Atheros card. Thomas'
power off/power on line only makes things worse (reconnect happens
immediately). On this machine there is practically no connection at all
Public bug reported:
This is basically a duplicate of Bug 548992 but Mathieu Trudel-Lapierre
said that that bug is marked as fixed and closed and if the issue
reoccurs then we should file a new bug report. So I file a new bug
report :)
I hope all relevant info is automatically attached to this
Will this quantal upstream kernel work for 12.04? I have to ask because
I don't have direct access to the machine and its user is not exactly
Linux savvy. So if this fails completely, the kernel won't be the only
one to panic.
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Wireless connection frequently drops [deauthenticating by local choice
I'm getting the exact same errors with a Crucial SSD (M4-CT064M4SSD2).
It happens spontaneously as far as I can see and I can't even shut down
the machine anymore. After a hard shutoff and rebooting, everything
works fine again. Until the next event. SMART doesn't show any problems
but I haven't
Joseph, still there?
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kyo3556, can you be a bit more verbose? I fail to see what the link has
got to do with this problem. pm-hibernate never worked for me. lxde-
logout once did, then didn't, now does again.
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Tyler Hicks (tyhicks) wrote on 2012-05-04:
This is a completely unrelated (but serious!) issue. Please file a new
bug for this. In the meantime, I'll try to recreate what you're seeing.
Well yes and no, I reported this issue in Bug #957843
You should be able to close the project without any problems. Not an
ideal workaround but better than editing the kilerc by hand.
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Kile
Zsolt, in terms of documentation there is http://docs.redhat.com/docs
/en-US/Red_Hat_Enterprise_Linux/6/html/Deployment_Guide/s1
-networkscripts-interfaces.html of course. NetworkManager is graphical
configuration tool which provides an easy way to make changes to the
various network interface
Mlx, but can I configure a device there, that NM *can* use? I always
took it that the devices there kind of supersede NM. So if I configure
eth0 and wlan0 to *not* do DHCP so that bond0 can, what will happen when
I'm in an environment where my static bonding configuration does not
apply and I need
I actually tried to fix this once, halfheartedly though. If I recall
correctly, it's not a busy wait but rather the graphical meters get
updated every time a new volume value is available. Which is too often
obviously. Strangely enough, just saving the current value and only
updating the graphical
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These package failures keep popping up. I tried to reinstall the linux-*
packages but this is the result :/
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: linux-image-3.2.0-48-generic 3.2.0-48.74
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.2.0-48.74-generic 3.2.46
Uname: Linux
No that didn't fix it but I had the brilliant idea to pay some more
attention to the actual error messages. Turns out I shot myself in the
foot when I decided to safe some disk space a couple of weeks ago. Deep
down in my gut I knew it was a stupid idea to merge all identical files
by hardlinking
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My system has been running quite smoothly for a while now but several
days ago, package operations kept failing. This is the output of apt-
get:
update-initramfs: deferring update (hook will be called later)
Examining /etc/kernel/postinst.d.
run-parts: executing
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This is probably the same bug as
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gconf/+bug/1194253 but I don't
know which package is the culprit. Everything I said there applies to
this bug, too.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1194254 is probably
the same bug.
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package gconf2 3.2.5-0ubuntu2 failed to
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1194254 ***
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This is probably the same bug as
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gconf/+bug/1194253 but I don't
know which package is the culprit. Everything I said there applies to
this
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1194253 ***
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This is probably the same bug as
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gconf/+bug/1194253 but I don't
know which package is the culprit. Everything I said there applies to
this
... nd https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gconf/+bug/1194276
and https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux/+bug/1194275.
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[keyboard]: gnome-settings-daemon consumes
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Steps to reproduce:
1. Open import from open clipart library dialogue
2. search for clock
3. click on roman clock
Inkscape will crash when trying to show a preview for (probably) this
clipart: http://openclipart.org/detail/79933
** Affects: inkscape
Importance:
The inkscape version string is: Inkscape 0.48.3.1 r9886 (Mar 29 2012)
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So in the latest version this is fixed? In that case this can be closed
I guessed :)
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Cory, this seems to be a new, slightly fixed behaviour then. In Precise,
the icon theme is not changed after the crash.
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You should definitely use LUKS instead of ecryptfs, Alan. There is no
indication that this bug got fixed or even looked into since it has been
reported. If by cause you mean what triggers this bug: when the FS
containing the ecryptfs files runs out of space, files in the ecryptfs
volume get
I experience this bug with my thinkpad-x40 too. But i can only reproduce
it with this setting:
1. on my desktop (12.04) is a synergy server running (1.4.8-1~getdeb1)
2. on my laptop (12.04) is a synergy client running (1.4.8-1~getdeb1)
3. on my desktop the numlock is activated
4. I go from the
It's been gone for me for a while now. I did nothing so I was under the
assumption that some update had fixed the bug until I saw all the
activity here.
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Sorry, this bug probably still exists, the permission problem from that
other bug seems to be fixed though. I fixed it myself a long time ago so
please keep us in the loop if/when you do something about is. The fix is
a piece of cake really, so there's little excuse not to just do it
before lunch
There's an updated crystalhd-dkms package whose changelog says something
about a udev rule having been added. I assume this bug can be closed as
fixed, although I didn't disable my own rule and reboot to confirm.
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[Needs packaging] TeXLive 2011
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 944353 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/944353
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 944353
Wrong permissions on /dev/crystalhd
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