It seems to be fixed on Debian version 1.2.4-4, as just the
/usr/lib/libgeotiff.so symlink was needed.
Will this new version be included for Intrepid?
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listgeo: error while loading shared libraries: libgeotiff.so: cannot open
shared object file: No such file or directory
Same here, in a 14.04.5 laptop with both Intel HD Graphics 4400 and
NVIDIA GeForce GT 750M.
After removing all 'nvidia*' packages it boots again to the graphics
environment.
I have also tried to install again the 'nvidia-367' package. Before
rebooting, 'nvidia-prime' says the default is for
Serge,
Yes, this happened to me last friday (March 9th), after the latest
update of my 14.04.5 which had 'proposed' enabled.
I have since reverted to the 204-5ubuntu20.25 version of the three
above-mentioned packages, by manual installation. Had also marked the
same packages on hold to prevent
Guilherme,
Yes, I am using 'backports' too.
However, the 'cgmanager' version that was automatically installed was
'cgmanager_0.24-0ubuntu7.5_amd64', and it is still available to me.
Thank you for sorting this!
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Bugs,
Solved the issue temporarily for me:
1. Had to manually download and install older packages:
sudo dpkg -i libpam-systemd_204-5ubuntu20.25_amd64.deb libsystemd-
daemon0_204-5ubuntu20.25_amd64.deb systemd-
services_204-5ubuntu20.25_amd64.deb
2. Put those versions on hold:
sudo apt-mark
Same here.
I'm running a 14.04.5 distribution and the problem has appeared after
the last dist-upgrade.
I'm using the 'proposed' repository for Trusty, and a few packages have
been updated recently. I suspect it was caused by the following update:
Continuing my previous comment: after the update I got both 'cgmanager'
and 'systemd-logind' daemons eating 70% of processor time each (in a
multi-core cpu).
Tried to reinstall and reconfigure all recently updated packages, with
no result.
The visible effect is a long delay when logging (either
Hofer-Temmel Christoph,
I've got the binary packages for the 204-5ubuntu20.25 version from
Launchpad itself. The pages for the x86 versions you need are:
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/trusty/i386/libpam-systemd/204-5ubuntu20.25
Dear Guilherme,
I have a mostly vanilla Ubuntu 14.04.5, right now with kernel
3.13.0-145.
I've just tested the new "204-5ubuntu20.28" packages from "-proposed",
and they run fine, with and without the latest "cgmanager". No problems
detected.
Thank you for your support.
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