This problem still exists in Edgy Eft Knot 3. It was not a problem in
Breezy.
To get the PCMCIA to work properly I need to eject the card, either
manually or via the commandline (e.g. sudo pccardctl eject then sudo
pccardctl insert).
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I have the same problem with a Canon S5 IS. The camera is auto-mounted,
then the Import Photos dialog appears and there is the error message.
Unmounting the camera, then running the import again it works. Note,
that I upgraded from 8.04.1, I did not install from scratch.
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The 'uname -a' output
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dmesg output. Note that around 1257 seconds I ejected the PCMCIA card
manually, then inserted it again and ran 'sudo dhclient eth1' manually.
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'lspci -vvnn' output
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This is still a problem in Hardy Heron Alpha2. I will attach my dmesg
output.
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This is still a problem in Hardy Heron Alpha 2. But I think it may be
solved if bug #45295 is solved.
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Here is my 'lspci -vvnn'
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The above 'lspci -vvnn' is for Gusty Gibbon, are there any changes for
Hardy Heron?
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This is still a problem for me on Hardy Heron Alpha3.
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I am still having this problem with Feisty Fawn. I am still running
sudo pccardctl eject then sudo pccardctl insert on boot. Except
that now I also need to run 'dhcp eth0'.
I upgraded by installing from CD-ROM.
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This problem has not changed in Gutsy Gibbon.
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Binary package hint: linux-source-2.6.22
This is a problem on Gutsy Gibbon as well as Feisty Fawn. I only use the
standard release.
To reproduce:
1) Start the computer, use dhclient to assign an IP address to the PCMCIA NIC
(eth1). This is not done automatically after
I don't agree Sebastien. This is bug. Our use case is that we want to
use gPhotos to download photos, but this does not work, we get an
incomprehensible error message. It took me about 2 hours of searching
online on what to do, but I could find nothing. I just tried unmounting
the camera and
I mean gThumb in the above post, not gPhoto.
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could not lock the device message
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I can confirm that I still get this problem on 9.10. I have installed a
fresh system on new hardware (Acer Aspire 7530). But the camera is the
same (Canon PowerShot S5 IS).
This is quite an embarrassing bug.
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It works here too on Lucid. Thanks for the effort, it's been a long
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Numerous applications have focus issues after emerging from a
Also affects my HP ProBook 470 G1.
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Title:
Need support for new Ralink Wifi card - Mediatek 7630 [14c3:7630]
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@David, read Matteo's comments on changing the MT7630E_Wi-Fi_BT_Source
Release_20140625 folder name to remove the whitespace. This worked for me.
On 1 July 2014 05:47, David Gordon 1220...@bugs.launchpad.net wrote:
@Abhishek, I installed above (I knew there was something I needed) but
alas I
Hi,
I have done some more testing with the MT6730 driver using kernel
version 3.5.0-17. The results show that the wifi can be very slow,
infact, it is almost unuseable at times.
Below are results on my HP ProBook G1 (wifi and eth0) as well as my
Android based phone. I used Speedtest.net to get
Hi A J,
I have tried to compiled the source and have the following results:
- It looks like the code was written on Ubuntu with Linux version v3.5.0-24
(Ubuntu 12.10).
- I tried Xubuntu 13.10 - (kernel v3.11.0-18-generic) - it does not compile -
as suggested by the author.
- Then I tried
I can confirm the above driver works on my HP ProBook G1, running Ubuntu
13.10 with Linux v3.5.0-17 (the stock kernel from Ubuntu 12.10) and the
modules compiled from github: https://github.com/anthonywong/mt7630
Below is a rough guide on how to get this wifi adapter working. These steps
are
Public bug reported:
#lsb_release -rd:
Description:Ubuntu 16.04 LTS
Release:16.04
#apt-cache policy fritzing-parts
fritzing-parts:
Installed: 0.9.2b+dfsg-2
Candidate: 0.9.2b+dfsg-2
Version table:
*** 0.9.2b+dfsg-2 500
500 http://nz.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu
Public bug reported:
Sometimes the system will not respond to mouse clicks or keypresses.
This appears to happen when I hold the mouse over an item and a pop-up
tooltip appears, or when I click on a menu. I believe it happens when
the tooltip/menu is set to disappear.
Steps to reproduce are:
I raised this bug and found that if I deleted all my GNOME settings, the
problem disappeared.
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Title:
UI experiences delay when menu / tooltip
Happens in 17.04 for me.
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Title:
gnome-shell crashed with signal 5 in _XIOError()
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@vanvugt, new GDM bug has been created here:
https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gdm/issues/408
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Title:
Login password from GDM is shown in plain
Thanks for fixing/maintaining this package!!! Really appreciate it. I
can confirm this bug is squashed.
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Title:
syslog fills with messages:
I have tested this with the new version of Plymouth and the problem is
not there. I tested this by upgrading to the latest version Plymouth,
and rebooting. Then trying to reproduce the problem by rebooting again
and pressing CTRL-ALT-F1. My password was not shown in text mode.
However, I have
I tested it under wayland and it appears to work fine.
** Description changed:
When I run the snap store version of gnome-calculator I get the
following message:
(gnome-calculator:21891): Gtk-WARNING **: 10:14:30.632: cannot open
display: :0
And gnome-calculator never starts.
Public bug reported:
When I run the snap store version of gnome-calculator I get the
following message:
(gnome-calculator:21891): Gtk-WARNING **: 10:14:30.632: cannot open
display: :0
And gnome-calculator never starts. I'm running it using an X11 session,
not wayland. I tested it under
I got this problem today and I get it maybe once or twice a month. I'm
running Ubuntu 19.10 with Gnome 3.34.2. Today the problem was occurring
with my laptop trackpad. It corrected itself when I turned on my
wireless Logitech mouse. I keep my GNOME extensions pretty minimal, I
only have GNOME
Public bug reported:
Wifi becomes unstable for some time, then iwd crashes. This happens
every couple of days and is a recent thing. I've been running Linux on
this laptop for many years and have not had this issue previously.
lsb_release -rd:
Description:Ubuntu 20.04.1 LTS
Release:
I have implemented the following changes and will see what happens, I
actually remember having a similar issue on an old version of Ubuntu:
https://askubuntu.com/questions/1034229/intel-dual-band-wireless-ac-7260-issues-in-ubuntu-18-04/1034230
On Thu, 13 Aug 2020 at 00:50, Kai-Heng Feng
For what it's worth, I had a similar sounding problem on a Dell Latitude
E7470 on Ubuntu 20.04 (upgraded from 18.04). Suspend would work okay,
but most of the time resume would just end up rebooting, immediately. I
noticed a Bluetooth error in the dmesg output, so I disabled Bluetooth,
both in
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