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Binary package hint: kdepim
1) Kubuntu Karmic:
Description:Ubuntu 9.10
Release:9.10
2) kontact:
Installed: 4:4.3.2-0ubuntu6
Candidate: 4:4.3.2-0ubuntu6
Version table:
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500 http://ftp-stud.fht-esslingen.de karmic/main Packages
I'd like to point to the *original* poster's (i.e. Ngassam's)
description of the issue. 769866 is not the same issue.
The issue at hand here is that some commands (e.g. the mount command)
fail autocompletion when prefixed with sudo. Using mount as regular
user will autocomplete on tabbing in
Still no donut in Oneiric
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rtl8187 module has no ad-hoc support
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Not sure if this is related, but I've been fetching kernels from the
Ubuntu Kernel PPA before previewing Ubuntu Netbook and later Kubuntu
Natty on my ASUS UL30A.
The 2.6.38 kernels have had broken suspend/resume from the get-go, but
versions since -4 have also had various degrees of broken Fn
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As described here,
http://kubuntuforums.net/forums/index.php?topic=3116117.0
The Ubuntu font that is bundled with Natty in Beta 1 of Kubuntu renders
in bold in KDE and QT apps when using either none or slight as
hinting style, while medium or full correctly renders the font
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Ubuntu Font Rendering Incorrectly in QT/KDE with Hinting Slight or
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One thing that's disturbing here is that sometimes when I boot, I get a
short glance of some ACPI and other things severely failing. I also have
the odd behavior that if I use the brightness up and down keys shortly
after grub, while the splash is showing, they work and continue to work
throughout
tully's comment #151 hints at the same thing I hinted at in #103 - did
anyone ever look into this? i.e. the problem being swap or other fs
related?
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These issues reek of serious ACPI trouble with the recent kernels. I'm
also on the Ubuntu on MacBook discussion list, and here brightness keys
stopped working with Natty:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1603365page=31#308
Same thing on my laptop - I'm also missing /var/log/messages now
Also reproducible on Lubuntu 11.04 in lxterm. Switching back and forth
between a TTY (which will be just a black screen) and X coated with a
little patience sugar will bring back interaction (just did it while
writing this). Don't know if this is due to lxdm being more stable than
gdm and kdm, or
With the risk of sound like another me too, waa waa, I just want to
ask a question based on the piece of info in #5 (and so we could use
1KB of it for an environment block) compared to the piece of info on
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/btrfs (take care to keep about 1 Mib
space free at the
Nevermind, on closer inspection, my disk has exactly 1 MB free at the
beginning, as it's been partitioned with ubiquity and therefore follows
the best-practice of 4k properly aligned sectors.
So to answer my own question: No, this does not change this particular
issue - these two things are not
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I wrote a small script to automate snapshotting of my volumes, and
discovered that even on success, btrfsctl -s will exit with 1, rather
than 0. It also exits with 1 on errors.
** Affects: btrfs-tools (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
So... It's been a month since anyone posted on this bug. Any reason the
status hasn't changed?
Having ordered an Air, I'm quite interested in knowing if this bug has
been solved or not? So far, 11.04 has been the worst 'buntu release yet
- works improperly or not at all on all of the systems I've
As Colin pointed out in #8, there's no need to add any more
confirmations and me toos - the bug is known and being attended too.
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@#29:
Nice trick!
@rvm:
Even if this is a distro patch which triggers this ghost moving of the cursor,
you mention twice that smplayer receives the mouse event and shows the
cursor. Specifically, that the patch causes the mouse event to be sent to
smplayer, but that smplayer has the decision
Latest 2.6.38-4 kernel from the kernel PPA shows regression compared to
the -3 kernel. Suspend just crashes the system (black screen, fans at
full throttle), and also none of the special function keys (brightness,
volume, etc.) work.
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Changes for me with the new 2.6.38-3 kernel that was uploaded to the
kernel ppa earlier today:
Resume after suspend now doesn't go directly to POST, but gives old behavior
where X and TTY hangs instead.
Hibernate now works! This will have to be my workaround for sleeping when on
battery until
On my rig, the new -5 kernel is as bad as the -4 kernel. I.e. the same
as described in post 112
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Hi :)
Just started using the Netbook edition of 10.10, coming from Kubuntu, so
quite a few things are new to me.
I was very confused when I started Evolution, configured it with
calendars and such, and the next time I clicked the Evolution icon
Okay, seems it's seriously easy to fix, as it's launching evolution the
way it's being told in /usr/share/une/applications/evolution.desktop
So changing
Exec=evolution --express -c mail %U
to just
Exec=evolution
should do the trick. However, the %U would indicate that it's also used
for
Seems like, with specific .desktop files for calendar and contacts, one
might create one for mail also, and then use the non-explicit one for
regular loading?
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Just switched to the -pae kernel in UN 10.10 (which is i386, hadn't
considered the 1G penalty without -pae, so I just got around to it now).
Whereas before it would hang and become unresponsive on resume like
described earlier, I now experience the suspend-and-resume-to-POST
behavior. As in it
Okay, fair nuff, although I fail to see why the express interface is
more netbook-centric than the other one, as the only difference I see
are buttons in the bottom of the left pane, a pane which is the same
width in both versions. Or why having two open windows (with one of them
missing an icon
Did any of these patches that are suspected of causing this go into the
2.6.38 branch as well?
I've just bought an SSD for my laptop and installed Kubuntu Maverick.
Before I was using Mint 9 KDE, with which my hotkeys (volume,
brightness, etc.) worked fine. With Maverick, even with dist-upgrade,
Well, I only use the kernel from Natty, and I experience failure to
resume. I'll download Natty now and install it to check it out.
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Just booted into the latest Natty daily build using the livecd. As far
as my issue is concerned, this release has fixed whatever the problem
was. It suspends and resumes without any problems. Which is funky as the
kernel is the exact same that I downloaded for Maverick. Or maybe that's
the cause
Back again. Problem *not* solved after all with the latest daily Natty.
The *live cd* suspends and resumes correctly, but as I just found out
opening my laptop which has been asleep all night, the installed system
does not.
Black screens for TTYs and X. Blind-typing in TTYs not possible. I can
Not sure what exactly was fixed, but /etc/init.d/smartmontools start
doesn't seem to work in Maverick, either. Either it fails silently, or
explicitly with a [fail] appendix. service smartmontools start works
as expected, though.
The daemon is still not set to start on boot, as pointed out by #4
For those of you encountering this with VirtualBox, moving the system
drive(s) to a virtual IDE controller instead of a virtual SATA
controller fixes it.
I had the same issue after installing 10.04 to two virtual SATA drives
(1 sys + 1 swap), I then tried an expert install using LILO instead of
With the bug re-appearing in Maverick final, and persisting, shouldn't
this bug be re-opened for Maverick current? The problem remains up to,
and including the latest 2.6.35-24-virtual kernel.
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I just updated my box from Oneiric to Precise (linux-
generic-3.2.0.23.25).
The box has 22 SATA drives,
6 on ICH10R
15 on three sata_sil24 PCIe 1-port cards using three 1:5 PMPs
1 on a sata_sil PCI32 4-port card
After upgrading, two things are apparent:
1) GRUB hangs for
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Random SATA drives on PMPs
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FYI: Hot-unplugging and re-plugging the affected drives properly
presents them to the system, and I can then use them.
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Random SATA drives
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I will try different kernels promptly.
Btw, I wasn't perfectly clear in my phrasing (sorry): By updated my box
from Oneiric to Precise I didn't mean a dist upgrade, I meant a wipe of
Oneiric and fresh install of Precise daily. Just to clear that up :)
Will report back with results on other
Just tried the 3.4.0-030400rc4-generic from http://kernel.ubuntu.com
/~kernel-ppa/mainline/v3.4-rc4-precise/, same problem.
I'll try an Oneiric one now.
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Installed 3.0.0-17-generic for Oneiric, GRUB now goes happily and
immediately from its selection screen to the Kubuntu loading logo, and
all drives are present at boot (which is a LOT faster, now that the link
resets aren't triggered anymore).
Is there anything I should attach or report about in
Thanks for your time and help, I've created a kernel bug report (#43153)
here:
https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=43153
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Well, it was exactly doing 'e' in GRUB that revealed the problem it
first. This is also where I manually edited it at the time from sdq2 to
sdb2 (IIRC) to be able to boot. Sorry if I'm unclear in my explanations.
Bottomline: hitting 'e' shows sdq2.
The only place I can see in the grub cfg that
Well, since it's the root fs, I can't mount it twice, but I already have
the btrfs root volume set up in fstab to be mounted in /mnt/btrfs, so it
looks like this:
daniel@lnxsrv:~$ sudo mount /mnt/btrfs
daniel@lnxsrv:~$ ls /mnt/btrfs/@/boot/
abi-3.0.0-17-generic config-3.2.0-24-generic
Could me being with kernel 3.0 still have anything to do with it? (Don't
see why personally, but then again, there's a lot of things I don't know
;) )
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It's weird, I just installed Ubuntu in a VM on my Air, and it doesn't
show this at all. It uses UUID just fine. Exact same GRUB version. It
can't be the sheer number of drives in my desktop triggering it? Like if
your root volume is on drive 16... Doesn't make sense, though :-/
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Ah, that's why you asked. I thought it was a typo, as there's only @ and
@home, and snapshots thereof:
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 302 Jun 2 12:36 @/
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 204 Apr 23 13:35 @-2012-04-23.1438/
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 218 Apr 23 14:44 @-2012-04-23.1553-manual/
drwxr-xr-x 1 root root 252
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** Tags added: kernel-fixed-upstream kernel-fixed-upstream-v3.11
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Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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As the bug continues to exist with Precise, maybe it's time to actually
assign this to someone, perhaps give it some importance? :)
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FWIW, the fix is apparently quite trivial:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1769100
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autocompletion fails to work entirely for
I can confirm that the hack in #3 doesn't work. Rather than having to
re-hack system files after each update, and given that we're not allowed
to uninstall akonadi, what I've done is simply to create a small bash
script,
#!/bin/bash
sleep 10s killall -9 akonaditray
And added it to the
Sorry for being unclear. With BOOT_IMAGE, I was referring to the output of cat
/proc/cmdline, e.g.
BOOT_IMAGE=/@/boot/vmlinuz-3.0.0-17-generic root=/dev/sdq2 ro
rootflags=subvol=@ quiet splash vt.handoff=7.
Above is what grub creates on my system with this is /etc/default/grub:
# Uncomment if
Attached.
/proc/cmdline shows sdq2 (which IS correct — though only as long as I
don't add or remove drives, swap cables, USB HDDs, etc. :) )
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Yes, but it's the most recent boot. I won't be able to reboot before in
about four days (jobs running), but I can assure you nothing has changed
since then so it'll boot the same :)
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FWIW, prior to that boot I redid update-grub and update-initramfs in the
hops it'd fix something. Everything stayed the same.
Just to make sure we're on the same page: /dev/sdq2 *IS* my root
partition (normally, and right now). It's not that sdq2 was fetched out
of thin air.
On my MacBook Air
Hi, sorry for the very long delay (holiday! yay!) :)
Returning this weekend, I decided to get rid of my secondary NVIDIA card
and use this box solely as an HTPC machine (at least GUI-wise, it's
still a server otherwise ;) ).
Tons of updates, and I removed my SII3114 PCI card and replaced it with
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Open dolphin. Right-click and select new folder. Name it something, like
test. Right-click created folder and select to create a new
(sub)folder. Name it something. Notice how there's now no indication
that test has a subfolder. Won't happen until exiting dolphin and
Same goes for copying anything into a folder, the display won't reflect
the change until you restart dolphin or refresh the display, even though
dolphin was the one doing it.
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In my case, grub was trying to mount an eSATA connected NTFS drive and
hanging there.
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Setting up memtest86+ hangs because of grub-probe:
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This has happened several times over a longer period of time with
several versions of Kubuntu on several pieces of hardware. I'll attach
some USB device, choose to open it with Dolphin, make some changes,
safely remove it, and then on next mount, the files I'd written either
I can confirm that the stick in question was indeed trashed.
I created a new one. Copied my files to an ext4 one with manual mount -o
sync, and had no problems. Perhaps it just is vfat.
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It is now almost six years later since the original bug report (#71609)
was filed, and Precise still has this bug (sshfs). The workaround
described in post #22 (which I believe stems from here:
http://www.unicom.com/blog/entry/651) may work for umount, but it breaks
pubkey authentication on mount
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Hello :)
The recent update (today) of grub,
grub-pc:amd64 (1.99-21ubuntu3, 1.99-21ubuntu3.1)
grub-pc-bin:amd64 (1.99-21ubuntu3, 1.99-21ubuntu3.1)
grub-common:amd64 (1.99-21ubuntu3, 1.99-21ubuntu3.1)
killed my grub, apart from also looking strange (used to be gray
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Hi :)
The ec2-api-tools version that's in the multiverse repository for Ubuntu
seems to predate Amazon's latest data center in Germany, eu-central-1.
I can't say if there are other issues with this version, but at least
authentication attempts with the eu-central-1 region
I know I probably shouldn't join the negativity train here, but... OMG,
why? The usual installer is the best I've ever used in my 18 years of
Linuxing.
This new one is just broken beyond belief. Why is it here? A few weeks
ago, I had to give up on installing Ubuntu Server 18.04 on a machine
Well, to be fair, this is beta software, and the disclaimer is "do not
use for work or production," right? I mean, that's what it was in 2000,
when I used it first, and it's only gotten more beta since then, so
clearly, this is expected behaviour.
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