Update: *significant* improvement after enabling UXA accel mode. I can
now watch most Flash video in full screen; 3D Compiz plugins "Rotate
Cube" and "Shuffle Switcher" work perfectly. I've kept UXA enabled and
have not noticed and issues, with stability or otherwise. I'll continue
to run it and re
Hi,
After a fresh install of Karmic Alpha 2, I've noticed a bunch of
packages 'left behind' by the installer. These packages were *not*
present on a second machine, which is running karmic but was upgraded
twice from an intrepid install.
Looking at /var/log/apt on both machines, it seems that int
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubiquity
At the end of the installation, I am taken to the live desktop. This
strikes me as weird later, but now I simply reboot into a fully working
new grub and karmic partition. Much later, I notice that ubiquity,
casper, gparted and other packages tha
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/28679564/UbiquityDebug.gz
** Attachmen
I've just reproduced yet again, with the broken drive removed. There are
two good drives, and I've used 'Use entire disk' on sda.
It looks like this is a "duplicate" of #260001 (ubiquity crashed with
InstallStepError in configure_bootloader() ).
However, unlike that bug, I'm using the 'Use entir
I should also note that the crash notification appeared at least a
minute into the live desktop session ...
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ubu...@ubuntu:/var/log/installer$ sudo fdisk -l
Disk /dev/sda: 750.2 GB, 750156374016 bytes
255 heads, 63 sectors/track, 91201 cylinders
Units = cylinders of 16065 * 512 = 8225280 bytes
Disk identifier: 0x00047255
Device Boot Start End Blocks Id System
/dev/sda1 *
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
Like others, I began having issues with Intel graphics after upgrading
intrepid to jaunty. I happen to be lucky in that mine are not severe
compared to others. If I can in any way help speed the fixes along, by
testing new code or
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h
Oh, I had just tried to roll this package to the 2.4.1 version, as per this:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/ReinhardTartler/X/RevertingIntelDriverTo2.4
Interestingly, it didn't seem to have any perceptible effect. I'll move
back to the jaunty 2.6.3 package now. I'd just realized this would
affect any pac
I am happy to report that almost everything works great after enabling
UXA. The performance problems are gone, and no stability issues or
memory leaks have surfaced. Suspend and hibernation work fine.
Specifically, I added this single line to xorg.conf:
< Option "AccelMethod" "UXA"
Driver ve
Public bug reported:
Fresh install of saucy amd64 on a previously error-free raring machine.
In /var/log/syslog:
Dec 28 23:50:11 vane whoopsie[1098]: online
Dec 28 23:51:12 whoopsie[1098]: last message repeated 5 times
Dec 28 23:52:17 whoopsie[1098]: last message repeated 5 times
Dec 28 23:53:
It turns out that there's an even better way to install all versions of
Ubuntu, including 13.10, using a USB stick. It's easy, doesn't affect
any existing files on the USB drive, and offers maximum flexibility at
boot using grub. In my opinion it should be the first and foremost
recommended install
Hello. Sorry to be the bearer of bad news, but this implementation is
broken in a subtle but important way:
When adding the data returned from rdrand to the system entropy pool,
using the RNDADDENTROPY ioctl on /dev/random, it sets the entropy count
equal to the buffer size. In other words, claimi
Public bug reported:
Following the Ubuntu 13.04 Installation Guide's USB install instructions
for amd64 at https://help.ubuntu.com/13.04/installation-
guide/amd64/ch04s03.html#usb-copy-flexible doesn't work, it seems. I
guess not many people are using the hd-media + ISO install method? The
ISO is
Sorry, I think this is the right package now, yes?
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Title:
hd-media installer rej
Thanks.
I'm pretty sure I'm using the right files, here the local sha1sums:
3eb9f59aab6e6c8714b98cb8553f9c8ac9a5bcbd
boot/ubuntu/raring/amd64/hd-media/initrd.gz
552b3d59f14b0ec9787af84e4f9527bd1966d51a
boot/ubuntu/raring/amd64/hd-media/vmlinuz
ffed440f1dc1b43d9c170bd21e5ff669a59447f8 isos/ub
I just tried this with saucy beta1 (gnome edition, as the unity one
isn't available yet), with the same result:
Sep 5 22:40:11 iso-scan: ISOS_FOUND='[sdf1]
/isos/ubuntu-gnome-13.10-beta1-desktop-amd64.iso (saucy - 13.
10)'
Sep 5 22:40:11 iso-scan: Selected ISO:
/isos/ubuntu-gnome-13.10-beta1-d
Thanks. If there is anything else I can do, let me know.
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Title:
hd-media installer rejects official raring ISO
To manage notifications about th
Well, I just discovered that the debian wheezy iso has those main
/debian-installer files, so I bet their installer would work. I'll try
it.
This must have something to do with the old alternate install CD, no? I
bet they used to have these files as well, and were needed to work with
the hd-media
Yep, the 12.04 alternate iso has these files:
dists/precise% ls -lR main/debian-installer
main/debian-installer:
total 2
dr-xr-xr-x 1 root root 2048 Aug 20 18:46 binary-amd64
main/debian-installer/binary-amd64:
total 47
-r--r--r-- 1 root root 47446 Aug 20 18:46 Packages.gz
dists/precise% fgrep -c
So what is the "right way" to install Ubuntu from a USB stick going
forward? Or is only burning it to a disc supported now?
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hd-media inst
Nevermind, I see the GUI creator tool now. FWIW, this way had a nice
advantage -- instead of overwriting the stick each time, you could have
as many ISOs and installers as you wanted, all on the existing vfat
filesystem.
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I had this problem with the 16.04.1 desktop amd64 stick I made on my
14.04 system, but I just had to enter "live" at the prompt to boot into
the live desktop and install as normal.
After doing that and booting into the new live system, it was also easy
to "fix" the USB stick permanently with the n
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First boot after a fresh install of 16.04 from the 16.04.1 amd64 desktop
ISO, with 'download updates' enabled. This is alongside an existing
14.04 installation, which continues to work flawlessly. In particular,
this issue cannot be reproduced there. (I've installed the -lts-x
I also took an ubuntu-bug --save of xorg. Trying to update this report
with it didn't work (apport-cli -u tells me I must use apport-collect,
which has no option to use an existing save file), but it is attached in
its raw form.
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This might be too minor to even be worth mentioning, but I just happened
to notice that it wasn't quite correct.
When installing Ubuntu (using the 16.04.1 desktop amd64 ISO), I selected
the 'something else' option for manual partitioning, then did only the
following two thing
Sorry, not sure how I managed to mark this as package linux. Hopefully
I've correctly fixed it to fall under ubiquity
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Slightly misleading
Forgot to mention: in the kern.log attached above, there are some new
messages with the 4.8.0-rc2 kernel that weren't present with 4.4.0-31:
Aug 15 18:47:06 panzer kernel: [ 310.233191]
[drm:drm_atomic_helper_commit_cleanup_done [drm_kms_helper]] *ERROR*
[CRTC:26:pipe A] flip_done timed out
Thes
Thanks for the suggestion. Unfortunately, it's at least as bad with the
new kernel; maybe worse.
So first of all, "2nd login" doesn't reproduce the issue 100% reliably
after all. I tested one last time with kernel 4.4.0-31, and the same
exact problem occurred again, but on the 3rd, not 2nd login.
Public bug reported:
NetworkManager's copious syslog output is for some reason making its way
into my /var/log/kern.log file. This includes a couple dozen
lines at startup and a similar amount when connecting to WiFi with DHCP.
The NM man page states that the default facility should be DAEMON, a
Forgot to mention: in the kern.log attached above, there are some new
messages with the 4.8.0-rc2 kernel that weren't present with 4.4.0-31:
Aug 15 18:47:06 panzer kernel: [ 310.233191]
[drm:drm_atomic_helper_commit_cleanup_done [drm_kms_helper]] *ERROR*
[CRTC:26:pipe A] flip_done timed out
Thes
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Most of the time, everything works fine, but every 5 or 10 suspends or
so I can't resume. Normally the laptop resumes on any keypress. On these
occasions, no keypresses, Ctrl-Alt-Dels, or power button presses have
any effect. The power button continues to blink slowly indicati
I had the same problem (on 16.04.02) and came up with a rather dirty,
but quick and effective workaround.
Simply remove the libvirt-dnsmasq user's ability to read /etc/hosts:
sudo setfacl -m user:libvirt-dnsmasq:--- /etc/hosts
The libvirt dnsmasq instances will syslog a complaint when they s
This is actually getting worse in Debian stretch, and there affects
almost 2 dozen packages, so it might not even be the packages'
(NetworkManager, gnome-session) fault. Anyway, https://bugs.debian.org
/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=858399
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In Ubuntu 14.04 and earlier, gnome-terminal's transparent background
option works well with gnome-session-flashback and a non-compositing
window manager. I actually use xmonad, but metacity --no-composite shows
the same behavior: instead of real transparency, the portion of th
Nevermind, it looks like support for background images in terminal
widgets has been removed altogether, as explained here-
https://bugs.launchpad.net/terminator/+bug/1635704
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Status: New => Invalid
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The System Settings menu stopped working since Trusty. The reason is
that the included gnome-session files are out of date: they use gnome-
settings-daemon, but the required gnome-control-center is no longer
installed by default.
While installing that package makes it "work,"
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I don't think it's just me, as I'm able to reproduce this on 2 physical
systems as well as a vanilla qemu/kvm instance, immediately after fresh
installs from both ubuntu-16.04.1-desktop-amd64.iso and ubuntu-16.04.2
-desktop-amd64.iso
When I run 'sudo init 1' or 'sudo telinit
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Oops, I ran ubuntu-bug on 'init' instead of '/bin/init'. If I need to
redo it to get more detailed logs, please let me know and I will.
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i
** Summary changed:
- NM and gnome-session seem to be syslogging with facility KERN
+ journald forwards to syslog with facility=KERN on everything
** Package changed: gnome-session (Ubuntu) => systemd (Ubuntu)
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Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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Right, my hack is almost the same as --no-hosts, it just doesn't require
patching libvirt.
Do you need that entry in your /etc/hosts? If you have a real DNS name,
you might not need it at all. If not, but you have a static IP address,
you could use that in the hosts file instead of 127.0.1.1.
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Title:
journald forwards to syslog with facility=KERN on everything
To manage notifications abou
Public bug reported:
This issue was seen with the Ubuntu 16.04.1 and .2 desktop amd64 ISOs.
When the installer boots in EFI mode on a legacy BIOS system, it
normally presents the user with the choice of installing in legacy mode
or creating a new EFI partition, etc.
However, if any existing EFI
Forgot to mention, this was observed with the 16.04.1 and .2 desktop
amd64 isos.
** Description changed:
+ [edit: Observed with Ubuntu 16.04.1 and .2 desktop amd64 ISOs]
+
1. When using grub isoboot and the iso-scan boot parameter, the
partition containing the ISO file is mounted at /isodevi
Public bug reported:
[edit: Observed with Ubuntu 16.04.1 and .2 desktop amd64 ISOs]
1. When using grub isoboot and the iso-scan boot parameter, the
partition containing the ISO file is mounted at /isodevice and then
/isodevice/.../ubuntu-whatever.iso is loopback-mounted at /cdrom.
However, the gr
Public bug reported:
When a pipeline job is suspended and then backgrounded, 'jobs -l'
incorrectly lists the status of all but the first command in the
pipeline.
For example:
% cp /dev/null /tmp/emptyfile && tail -F /tmp/emptyfile | fgrep hello | sed
's/^/received: /'
^Z
zsh: suspended tail -F
** Summary changed:
- installer silently assumed EFI using removable drive's partition
+ installer silently assumed EFI using removable drive's partition, breaking
grub isoboot
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** Summary changed:
- init 1 locks you out of system immediately when run from virtual console
+ systemctl rescue leaves system inaccessible unless run from within active
desktop session
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Debian stretch has the opposite issue: there, rescue only works if no
desktop session is active. Otherwise, whether systemctl is run from
within that session or not, the console is left completely unusable; not
even Ctrl+Alt+Del works.
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=858162 exist
Although I couldn't reproduce it in a VM, this reliably happens on both
of my hardware installs, an old Thinkpad and an Asus Z87-based desktop.
The recovery shell is completely unusable. Luckily Ctrl+Alt+Del still
reboots the system cleanly.
The workaround seems to be to boot directly to the syste
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Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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Same issue exists in Zenial. However, the fix has just been merged into
upstream master. It's a trivial one-line change.
** Tags added: zesty
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Tit
Ugh, I meant Zesty in my previous comment, not "Zenial."
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Title:
journald forwards to syslog with facility=KERN on everything
To manage notifica
Fixed in upstream versions 5.4+ and debian-testing
** Changed in: zsh
Status: New => Fix Released
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Title:
after suspend and bg, normally
nstall and then upgrading X (as well as the
kernel)?
On Thu, Sep 1, 2016, 11:41 Christopher M. Penalver <
christopher.m.penal...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Nathan Dorfman, to keep this relevant to upstream, one would want to
> test the latest mainline kernel (now 4.8-rc4) as it is released.
Sorry for the delay. I've just installed the apparent latest kernel,
which is v4.9-rc1. So far, I haven't been able to reproduce the problem
with it, unlike previous kernels 4.8-rc2 and 4.4.0-{31,34,43}. Looks
like it might be fixed!
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confi
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This seems to be a bug in the Ubuntu version of Firefox -- started with
a Mozilla ticket here
https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=1166508
The short version is that search extensions from addons.mozilla.org fail
to install with the error "Sorry, you need a Mozilla-bas
Bug also exists in fresh installation of 14.04.3.
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Title:
Can't install search engines (Tramples over window.external)
To manage notifications a
Dmitrijs-- it's not as simple as you make it out to be. dding an image
over the USB stick requires a stick dedicated to the install, since it
will overwrite whatever filesystem was there before. The hd-media
installer on the other hand lets you just add/remove ISO files to the
existing filesystem a
Oh, we all agree that it doesn't work. :) I may have misread your
comment, but it sounded to me like you were saying "the dd method is
just as good," which as I see it would just not be correct. Even if we
(reasonably) conclude that one of the methods isn't worth supporting
because of simple lack o
I ended up removing all four addons from my system (since they seem to
be unmaintained and/or deprecated); here are the package names:
xul-ext-ubufox - Ubuntu modifications for Firefox
xul-ext-unity - Firefox extension: Unity Integration
xul-ext-webaccounts - Ubuntu Online Accounts extension for f
I'm having the same problem in Ubuntu 14.04.1 LTS using on-board Intel
graphics, no binary drivers in sight.
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Title:
No Audio from HDMI After Swi
On an up to date 14.04 LTS system, I have what I guess is a mild remnant
of the original bug?
syslog.1:Nov 23 14:45:36 vane whoopsie[1280]: message repeated 73 times: [
offline]
syslog.1:Nov 24 08:33:59 vane whoopsie[1280]: online
syslog.1:Nov 24 08:34:01 vane whoopsie[1280]: message repeated 3 t
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There is an actively maintained NetworkManager L2TP VPN plugin,
available as an Ubuntu package here: https://launchpad.net/~seriy-
pr/+archive/ubuntu/network-manager-l2tp. Hopefully it will be a part of
Ubuntu soon.
Like nm-pptp-service, it needs an exception i
Thanks Thomas, I see that your change has made it to vivid (Ubuntu
15.04).
Could this fix be considered for trusty-updates?
Without it, users of the L2TP plugin are faced with a rather subtle, but
quite undesirable behavior: all DNS queries go to the VPN nameservers,
even if the VPN is not a defa
> \o/
Thanks again :)
> That is in most cases the *desired* behavior,
On today's systems, I don't think so. Debian and Ubuntu run a dnsmasq
instance by default, with the only nameserver in /etc/resolv.conf being
127.0.1.1. Rather than overwrite this local caching server with any
remote one, it m
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nm-l2tp-service needs exception in ppp ip-up/down scripts
To manage
** Changed in: resolvconf (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed => Fix Committed
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Title:
nm-l2tp-service needs exception in ppp ip-up/down scripts
T
Well, I guess it's a little better than before. Fresh install of 14.04:
Jul 26 00:18:18 vane whoopsie[996]: whoopsie 0.2.24.6 starting up.
Jul 26 00:18:18 vane whoopsie[996]: Using lock path: /var/lock/whoopsie/lock
Jul 26 00:18:18 vane whoopsie[1041]: offline
Jul 26 00:18:22 vane whoopsie[1041]:
The network-manager-l2tp package in #37 works very well for me, using
Ubuntu 14.04 to connect to a Cisco L2TP/IPsec VPN. (Just a couple of
minor tweaks needed to get the IPsec part working, for me.)
This project works, is well-integrated with Network Manager, and has an
active and helpful develope
Public bug reported:
There is an actively maintained NetworkManager L2TP VPN plugin,
available as an Ubuntu package here: https://launchpad.net/~seriy-
pr/+archive/ubuntu/network-manager-l2tp. Hopefully it will be a part of
Ubuntu soon.
Like nm-pptp-service, it needs an exception in
/etc/ppp/ip-{
Huh. For me, it started happening immediately with a fresh install of
13.10. Networking is also vanilla -- just using the default "Wired
connection" profile, DHCP everything.
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Eh, my workaround was apt-get purge whoopsie. Very effective. :) I'd
like to be a good citizen, though, so I'll reinstall it once I see it
marked fixed.
On Wed, Jan 29, 2014 at 12:01 PM, Romano Giannetti
wrote:
> @Brian: this is what you see if whoopsie is the only thing reporting on
> syslog. If
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I realize this isn't an Ubuntu issue. Please let me know if it is not
appropriate to file upstream bugs here.
Basically: using the keyboard, the fastest way to switch between
Advanced, Programming and Financial modes seems to be Alt+M followed A,
F or P.
It would be nice to
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No keyboard shortcuts to change Mode?
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The basic problem is that the launcher doesn't auto-hide itself, the way
it does for maximized apps, for apps such as gnome-terminal and firefox
in full-screen mode.
You can see this easily by creating a gnome-terminal profile with a
(semi-)transparent background and pressing
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Sorry for the status change, it was a misclick. A little too sensitive
for me I guess ;)
I found this bug because I'm having the issue, but the 'override'
setting seems to work, transparency and all.
The default configuration sets it to 'desktop.' Shouldn't it be changed
to 'override' instead? Th
One more thing: I had to add 'own_window_hints below' to get it to work
with Unity.
How about the following changes to the default config
(/etc/conky/conky.conf) as a starting point for a config that works okay
out of the box on Natty?
1) Change alignment to bottom_right from top_left so we aren'
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: unity
After using Alt+F1 to navigate the launcher with the keyboard, then
pressing Esc to cancel this mode, the focus is left nowhere. The top
panel is blank, and does not show any menus when rolled over. Keyboard
input appears to go nowhere.
It seems re
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launcher leaves focus nowhere after Alt+F1, Esc
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