Not seeing this on Hardy with latest libcdk5-dev.
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Binary package hint: libcdk5
Ubuntu release: 8.04.1
Source Package: libcdk5 5.0.20060507-1
What I expected to happen: I expected the Calendar widget, and calendar_ex
example program to work correctly.
What actually happened: glibc Stack Smashing alert and SIGABORT.
I compil
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This was also reported in Debian #452401 last year by Ron Murray:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=452401
Nearly a year later, the bug is still listed as open, unfixed...
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
I am using Kubuntu 8.04.1 (with all current updates installed) on an ASUS Eee
1000H mini-notebook PC. I'm also using xrandr to switch off the LCD and use an
external monitor with the machine while it's on my desk.
Xorg video dri
I've done some more testing:
- Reverting to 2:2.2.1-ubuntu12 didn't fix anything. The problem still
exists on the older driver.
- Setting KDE to use the "Solar Winds (GL)" OpenGL screensaver seems to
reduce the time required to reproduce this bug. Activate the
screensaver, and wait for it to star
I've just done some more testing:
xserver-xorg-video-intel_2.3.2-2_i386.deb (from Debian lenny):
- Exhibits the same bug.
xserver-xorg-video-intel_2.4.0~melchiorre-5_i386.deb (from
http://melchiorre.wordpress.com/2008/07/31/driver-intel-240-deb-package/)
- After adding "Driver 'intel'" to xor
Update: same problem on 2.4.0 :(
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OK, the Eee's been running for about two days now, and no VGA-out
blanking. This is with "stock" Intrepid, upgraded from Hardy.
I think upgrading to 8.10 fixed it. That doesn't really help the folks
who are running Hardy, but my 1000H is working fine, ergo problem solved
:)
Thanks for the help, g
@Sean Bridges:
I'd try this --
Exit X -- either:
sudo /etc/init.d/gdm stop
Or:
sudo /etc/init.d/kdm stop
When you land at the shell:
sudo apt-get clean all
sudo apt-get purge libdrm2 libdrm-intel1 xserver-xorg-video-intel
-- if apt-get removes anything other than these three packages, add the
pa
OK, backporting libdrm and xorg-video-intel completely broke DRI... I
got a "driOpen failed" error in xorg.log, and completely lost 3D. Ugh.
Looks like I need to do some more research to find out what else needs
rebuilding (hopefully not "all of Xorg"...)
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OK, I've modified my Xorg config a little:
Section "Device"
Identifier "Configured Video Device"
Driver "intel"
# VideoRam16384
# Option "ForceEnablePipeA"
Option "ModeDebug" "yes"
Option "Fram
Right, based on the changelogs for those packages, the "intel-gfx-
testing" packages should be identical to the ones I backported to Hardy
on the 16th. 2.5.1 didn't seem to lose VGA-out, and I was using it for
the best part of a day.
I'll look into doing a full backup and an upgrade to Intrepid on
It's probably worth saying that the only option I have set against the intel
graphics driver in xorg.conf is:
Option "ModeDebug" "yes"
I'm about to turn this off...
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Strangely enough I'm not seeing this happening on Ubuntu 8.10 at all.
For reference:
phil...@cougar:~$ lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 8.10
Release:8.10
phil...@cougar:~$ uname -a
Linux cougar.homenet.philpem.me.uk 2.6.27-8-eeepc #1 SMP Sun Nov 16 12:02:12
MST 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
I've just backported 2.5.1 from Jaunty to Hardy -- this involved backporting
and installing:
libdrm 2.4.1-0ubuntu7
libpciaccess 0.10.3-1
xserver-xorg-video-intel 2.5.1-1ubuntu6
Switching from internal to external monitor worked, until I started
running OpenGL screensavers (Euphoria fullscreen, Sp
xorg.conf
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Same thing in 9.04 x64, Amarok 2.0.2.
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Clean Print Head doesn't apply to the QL driver. "cleaning" the heads
requires either a cleaning card or a bit of manual work (can't remember
if the 570 is like a Zebra printer; the instructions should be in the
manual).
The CUPS test page is geared up for page printers, not label printers. I
have
Another thought - can you also post the Brother part number of the
labels you're using please? (then I can look that up and make sure your
page size is right)
It'll be on a label on the side of the plastic label roll cartridge.
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I'm seeing this on an Ubuntu 16.04.5 LTS system running on top of LVM.
In my case, I get:
*** /dev/mapper/wolf-root will be checked for errors at next reboot ***
Having to dig out a 16.04 LTS Server USB stick every time I need to run FSCK is
extremely inconvenient. It turns an unattended maint
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I tried to install Xubunti 18.04.1 LTS on a HP T610 Plus thin client
with the 1.20 Rev A BIOS (recently upgraded from 1.16 Rev A).
The installation proceeded normally until the bootloader was installed
-- grub-install failed.
I ran grub-install a second time from a console a
I've just rebooted the system and it dropped into a GRUB prompt.
I managed to boot it manually using the instructions here:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/38082/how-do-i-manually-boot-from-the-
grub-prompt-after-do-release-upgrade
After booting into Xubuntu, I ran:
sudo grub-install
Which ran
Shim-signed failed to install. Here's the terminal output:
root@cedric:~$ sudo apt install -f
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
0 to upgrade, 0 to newly install, 0 to remove and 0 not to upgrade.
1 not fully installed or removed.
After
Hi Steve, thanks for the response.
I managed to get this working by coldbooting the machine, then ran:
sudo update-grub # this fixes the missing GRUB config
Next I installed Vim -- APT figured out that shim-signed hadn't been
configured, and retried. This time it succeeded!
The machin
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After applying the 4.4.0-89 kernel update, I get a panic on boot.
4.4.0-87 boots normally.
I expected that 4.4.0-89 would boot normally (as 4.4.0-87) instead of crashing.
Systemd displays an announcement: "Starting udev Wait for Complete Device
Initialization...", then I
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I'd like to provide a better backtrace if it's needed, but I'm not sure
how to do this.
Attaching lspci -vnvn
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This looks a lot like what I'm seeing on #1709511
I'm running qemu+kvm virtual machines.
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Kernel bug after upgrade to 4.4.0-89
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I can't provide the Apport logs; it asks me to log in to Launchpad using
Lynx, then fails with "Bad bot!"
Is there an alternative way to do this? The machine is a headless
server.
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I just upgraded to 4.4.0-91 from the main repository, and it boots
again!
All my virtual machines are running too.
Looks like this is fixed in something which was changed between -89 and
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The most common issue which can cause this is setting the Page Size incorrectly
in the driver. You'll get the red flashing light if the intended page size
doesn't match the label.
The other issue is swapping the X and Y dimensions - the X (as far as
the printer is concerned) is across the printe
Also confirmed on byobu 5.68-0ubuntu1~raring from the Byobu PPA
(ppa:byobu/ppa).
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When hitting Ctrl-a A (ctrl-a shift-a) to rename the window, if I enter
a name with spaces, Tmux briefly displays an error "Usage: rename-window
[-t target-window] new-name" and the win
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When hitting Ctrl-a A (ctrl-a shift-a) to rename the window, if I enter
a name with spaces, Tmux briefly displays an error "Usage: rename-window
[-t target-window] new-name" and the window retains its current name.
Entering a window name without spaces works fine.
Similarly,
Upstream version bumped to 1.4.1.
Be advised that there's an open ticket on QL-570 support:
https://bitbucket.org/philpem/printer-driver-ptouch/issues/2
/negativeprint-and-cutmedia-jobend-doesnt
Main issue is that media cutting apparently doesn't work 100% as
described on QL printers. Unless/unti
I've managed to source a slightly-used QL-570 for a more reasonable
price, along with (apparently) five rolls of labels. That should be
arriving "soon-ish".
I'll have a look at the driver when I get a spare moment. As I've said
on the upstream ticket, the negative-print bug looks like the thing
lo
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I've just released upstream version 1.4.2 of the P-touch printer driver
to resolve two issues raised by Ladislav Laska and @Pander.
https://bitbucket.org/philpem/printer-driver-ptouch
Issues resolved:
* NegativePrint=True causes "Unknown RLE flag" errors from CUPS (This
I've just released version 1.4.2 which fixes the two QL-570 bugs raised
by Ladislav Laska.
Bug #1607917 open to (hopefully) get the upstream packages updated.
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I'm seeing this too. It's like setting the hue slider to +100 in
smplayer.
So basically, Flash is messing up the hue setting when X video
acceleration is enabled.
A nasty workaround is to right-click a flash video and select Settings.
On the first tab, disable hardware acceleration. That'll get t
I can confirm this. If I use the Whisker menu, the WINE Programs menu
appears fine. But on the Applications menu, it doesn't.
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Application
This is now fixed as a result of my changes which were merged into
ptouch-driver version 1.3-8ubuntu1.
** Changed in: ptouch-driver (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
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Bug #1425972 would seem to be related, and comment 4 on that bug
includes a fix.
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Sounds like my "ESC i A" patch still isn't quite right then... This is
the difficulty; I only have a QL-500 (paper label printer) and a PT-
2450DX (plastic label printer) to hand. The QL series are the ones which
support the "ESC i A" (auto cutter) command; if you send that to a PT-
series printer,
Pemberton (philpem)
Status: New
** Changed in: ptouch-driver (Ubuntu)
Assignee: (unassigned) => Phil Pemberton (philpem)
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Title:
QL-
The patch which fixes it for the QL-550 is debian/patches/foomatic-data-
fixes.patch, already in repo, extract below:
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--- a/printer/Brother-QL-550.xml
+++ b/printer/Brother-QL-550.xml
@@ -28,7 +28,7 @@
300
-300
+275
---
The issue is m
Okay, I've merged the aforementioned patch in with a local copy of the
driver. Setting the DPI to 275 is *not* the correct fix, as this throws
off the aspect ratio. Squares become rectangles.
A 10mm square becomes a 10x9mm square - an error of 10%. 275/0.9 = 305.
So 300DPI is probably about right,
The driver uses "MediaType" to identify whether the printer is being fed
with continuous paper tape (MediaType="roll") or die-cut labels
(MediaType="labels"). If the MediaType field in the CUPS page header
(cups_page_header_t) is set to "Labels" (case insensitive match), then
the driver is configur
Patch ready for review.
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The problem with the F-keys is that Byobu's binding of them makes it
somewhat difficult to use Midnight Commander... hence why I prefer the
screen-style Ctrl-A-{letter} commands.
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The rastertoptch filter includes a patch which sends the "ESC i A"
(enable cutter) command to any printer which uses this filter. Sadly,
this command is only supported on the QL series, so this patch has the
effect of breaking printing on most of Brother's P-Touch line (the
en
** Changed in: cups (Ubuntu)
Status: Expired => Confirmed
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Setting default printer does not work
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It appears that the printer dialogs are ignoring the system default
printer, or they're picking up a default from elsewhere.
If you right-click a printer in the dialog box, then select Set As
Default, you get two options. One is to set it as a personal default,
which updates ~/.cups/lpoptions. If
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This is more a feature request than an actual bug.
When Orchestra installs and Cobbler is first configured with a server,
it defaults to listening on the first available network interface
(usually eth0) for DHCP requests.
This causes problems when Orchestra is used to bring
I forgot something -- after "interface = (virbr1, br0, or whatever)" you need
to add:
bind-interfaces
Otherwise dnsmasq will still bind to all interfaces instead of just the
assigned interface.
Another thing worth mentioning is that virt-manager / libvirt uses
dnsmasq internally. It gets VERY
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Scenario:
You have a cluster of servers (virtual or otherwise). Each server has two NICs
-- one connects to the LAN, another connects to a private network which is used
to bring up the servers over PXE, reinstall them and so forth. The PXE network
is segregated to allow Orc
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When installing a new server with Orchestra, the username and password
on the new install are forced to a default of 'ubuntu' for both. There
does not appear to be an easy way to change this.
Orchestra should make it possible to change the default username and
password. Alter
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Oneiric kernels seem to have an issue with the version numbering on the
kernel build system not being set correctly:
$ uname -a
Linux cheetah 3.0.0-14-generic #23-Ubuntu SMP Mon Nov 21 20:28:43 UTC 2011
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
$ head /lib/modules/3.0.0-14-generic/bui
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@VittGam - Can you provide a link to the bug on the kernel Bugzilla?
I'm also seeing this issue on Quantal -
philpem@cheetah:~$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:Ubuntu 12.10
Release:12.10
Codename: quantal
philpem@cheetah:~$ sudo l
I usually see this happen if my ecryptfs home directory has somehow become
unmounted...
There's an outstanding bug in Sudo 1.8.2 which causes this (and is due to be
fixed in 1.8.3), see Debian bug #639391.
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Doesn't seem to fix the RT3090 here. If I force modprobe to load the
rt2800pci or rt2x00pci driver, the card will scan for networks quite
happily, but won't establish a connection (WPA encrypted, pre-shared
password mode).
If I go back to blacklisting rt2800pci et al, then the (insanely buggy)
rt2
OK, I renamed the driver, then rebooted and modprobed rt2800pci. This
had the "nice" side-effect of kicking the other laptop off the WiFi, and
I couldn't get it to associate.
rmmod -rv rt2800pci followed by modprobe -v rt2860sta got me a Kernel
Panic. When the laptop rebooted, the BIOS threw up th
> Did it panic on unloading rt2800pci or on loading rt2860sta?
> That sounds a bit like bug 662288.
On loading rt2860sta after unloading rt2800pci.
> Anyway, we need a trace of that panic. Maybe comment 15 of bug 662288
can help you get one.
Might be a bit hard when the machine locks solid afte
You might want to take a look at bug 594866; that's the thread where I
originally reported my issues, and exactly describes what was happening
with the RT3090 in my MSI U230 netbook. No errors relating to firmware
loading, but I can't connect to the WLAN... Load rt2860sta instead (by
blacklisting p
@Bruno #14 -- thanks for that, works like a charm on my MSI U230 (Ralink
RT3090) running Maverick and kernels 2.6.35-22-generic and
2.6.35-19-generic.
-19 throws a load of "PBF system register not ready" errors in dmesg,
-22 doesn't seem to do that but won't associate with the access point.
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