this affects my parent's laptop, but not mine -- nearly identical, up-
to-date installs of 9.10
on the plus side, i have used it as an opportunity to teach my mom how
to use some terminal commands :D
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You
i can confirm this as standard (mis)behavior. of the hundreds of times
i have tried, it worked only once for me ever, with a text file. then
it stopped working again immediately after.
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great to hear it -- thanks
ethan
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** (trackerd:31059): CRITICAL **: tracker_indexer_get_hits: assertion
`query-words' failed
After this error, I get only partial results, and then no results. The
deskbar crashes I've been experiencing. seem at least
** (trackerd:31703): CRITICAL **: tracker_get_hit_counts: assertion
`query-words' failed
after restarting trackerd and attempting a keyword search via tracker
indexer itself. No search results.
as clarification, the previous error message was encountered after
attempting a search via Deskbar.
see attached for full errors displayed in terminal
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Binary package hint: stellarium
Ubuntu 7.10 w/latest updates
Computer: XPS M1330, Core2 Duo 1.5ghz, 2gb RAM, Intel X3100 graphics
The crash occurs regardless of whether Stellarium is run in a window or full
screen.
Steps to reproduce:
Run Firefox.
Run Stellarium to
Dell XPS m1330 w/Intel X3100 and Ubuntu 7.10 w/latest. Running
Metacity, not Compiz.
First noticed this when trying to task switch between Stellarium and
Firefox. Filed a separate bug report #207980 for the Stellarium
package, but looks as though it may be a more specific instance of this
bug.
may be a duplicate of #120834 in Ubuntu/Mesa
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the Dell XPS M1330 (with the Intel integrated graphics option) is also
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This is more of a suggestion than a bug-proper.
Reason for request: Sometimes old stored SSIDs can conflict with new
settings. There should be a way via the GUI to manually delete or
rescan and update settings for
Excellent, thanks!
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This has occurred so far with both vorbis (*.ogg) and flac audio files.
It seems to occur much more immediately with flac files, although is
consistent with both.
Steps to reproduce:
I can confirm running Hardy w/latest updates
dell xps m1330, intel core 2 duo
after resume from suspend, the second cpu core is locked at 100% while
the first scales properly.
the issue doesn't appear to exist with resume from hibernate.
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adding
modprobe -r acpi_cpufreq
modprobe acpi_cpufreq
to the 72-pain script seems to fix the issue
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 156893 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/156893
I believe the duplicate status is wrong. The issue here isn't the
actual load cycle count, but our inability to even apply an ugly fix in
Hardy, whereas the ugly fixes work in Gutsy.
I have tried EVERY fix
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 156893 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/156893
I have followed your instructions for the ugly fix and hdparm -I
/dev/sda still returns an APM of 128 after resume from suspend. I can't
find a stray 128 setting anywhere that might be over-riding the ugly
whatever the default i386 openoffice install is...up to date
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Sourcepackagename: openoffice.org2-amd64 = openoffice.org
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Binary package hint: openoffice.org2-core
On up to date Ubuntu Gutsy
openoffice.org-core version: 1:2.3.0-1ubuntu5.3
steps to reproduce
1 open data source sheet in Oo calc
2 leave cursor at any full
I can confirm this, noticed first with openoffice.org Calc. On a
Core2Duo w/2gb RAM, Oo 2.3 and Ubuntu 7.10 w/latest updates, the
application gets very slow after only about 15-20min of intensive usage
(includes a lot of scrolling up and down sheets!). Shutting down all Oo
instances and
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org2-core
On up to date Ubuntu Gutsy
openoffice.org-core version: 1:2.3.0-1ubuntu5.3
steps to reproduce
1 open data source sheet in Oo calc
2
see attached
sheet 1 is clean. sheet two shows the results of the problem after a
couple of repetitions. Note that BOTH sheets are protected. You should
be able to reproduce on sheet 1.
I briefly unprotected sheet 2 after reproducing the problem to add
comments.
** Attachment added:
I can confirm this on 7.10 w/latest. Might be a duplicate of bug
#163544, where I originally posted. If not, I'm posting here, too :-)
It was working fine, and then suddenly stopped returning any results
whatsoever. Killall trackerd and restarting the process via terminal
restored
7.10 w/latest
I had the same issue -- I don't know if it ever displayed that there
were results...
but lately it was just coming up 100% blank (as if the index were
empty).
Killing trackerd and restarting it solved the issue. Don't know why it
appeared.
I do know that I had installed a 3rd
On a more positive note, searching for exact phrases will be an awesome
feature to have -- very useful. So thank you for considering it
important and for working on it :-)
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Is there any more info necessary?
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Similar behavior on Dell XPS m1330 running 7.10 w/latest updates:
Here are some odd behaviors:
1) Muting volume w/the mute media key registers successfully. Waiting
at least ~ 3-5 seconds and unmuting *via the same media key* appears to
unmute but fails. unmuting via the panel app works as
Disabling/re-enabling networking isn't an issue.
That was unclear. What I meant is that doing so doesn't appear to do
anything, except freeze the nm-applet.
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I'm having the same issue with ipw3945 on a Dell XPS m1330 -- initial
connection is good. Sometimes will recover a lost connection hiccup.
However, after a while (1-2 hours later) the next hiccup will produce
the failure to reconnect. The WiFi LED light stays on and becomes
unresponsive to the
Dell XPS m1330 laptop running hardy 8.04 with latest
none of the ugly fixes above or others that I have encountered elsewhere
have worked; HDD apm value (hdparm -I /dev/sda) after resume from
suspend or hibernate persistently resets to 128. I get about 5-8
load/unloads per minute. I have tried
Liken: I'm curious, does Network Manager dispaly the eth0_rename as a
wired connection?
I've always been able to get a connection without restarting through
some combination of disabling networking via Network Manager and
enabling, modprobe -r iwl3945 (and reload), and/or iwlist wlan0 scan.
Brian: I've replaced the old config.d/disk and power.d/disk files with
the updated ones and made them executable as you've directed, and the
APM level is still reset back to 128 after resume from
suspend/hibernate.
Since I can manually enter
sudo hdparm -B 254 /dev/sda
in a terminal and change
Ryan: Thanks for the suggestions. That brings up an important
distinction: startup settings are fine (APM 254). The problem is
specifically with resume from suspend or hibernate.
The link you provided was the first solution that I tried, with no
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I've tried all the above, to no avail. Even with laptop mode enabled,
and set to execute on resume (laptop_mode is enabled after resume), apm
= 128 and I have to change the setting manually. I'm beginning to think
this might actually be another bug, unless someone has some suggestions
about
Dan, I might be in a similar boat. Can you go into greater detail how
you got the fix to apply hdparm settings after resume?
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I am experiencing the same issue in Hardy. Please let me know if I can
provide any useful information.
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I followed Valentin Neacsu's instructions, and it works for me. Is
/etc/acpi/power.sh the only script to contain the relevant hdparm
settings (i.e., overriding laptop_mode.conf settings and the
/etc/pm/config.d/disk)? In the process of figuring this whole thing
out, I've set every hdparm
Confirming (finally!) that my inability to apply any of the various ugly
fixes was due to a second bug #89269. Valentin Neacsu's posted
workaround has enabled persistent safe hdparm rules for me in Hardy.
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The closest I can find is this:
Jun 3 21:24:07 ethan-laptop kernel: [ 32.832510] usb usb3: root hub lost
power or was reset
Jun 3 21:24:07 ethan-laptop kernel: [ 32.836409] ehci_hcd :00:1a.7:
debug port 1
But again, if anyone has suggestions about how to collect more information,
Confirming that 2.6.24-19-generic appears to work on a Dell XPS m1330:
after resume from suspend:
~$cat /proc/cpuinfo | grep MHz
cpu MHz : 1000.000
cpu MHz : 1000.000
~$ cat /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/cpufreq/scaling_available_frequencies
150 100
~$ cat
hmm, running dmesg doesn't find the error that appears right before the
computer enters hibernation (even grepping for keywords that i
remember). but it appears on screen and is noticeable enough to wake up
the hard drive again right after it has shut down. i have no clue
whether the error is
for example, on unplugging from a power source, my hdparm settings are
untouched from their current set, and the values in /etc/acpi/power.sh
seem to be ignored.
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whoops...please continue discussion at bug 229693
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whoops, I commented on [url=
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-support/+bug/89269]bug
89269[/url] about this
see [url=https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-
support/+bug/89269/comments/29]comment 29 [/url]
please continue discussion here :)
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m1330 on Hardy w/latest
after a clean reinstall, my computer is indicating that pm-utils is
handling sleep and resume scripts. As well, it is setting a laptop-
mode hard-drive state via settings in /usr/lib/pm-utils/power.d/laptop-
tools on power state change even though enable laptop mode in
is this bug cosmetic? I remember reading somewhere that someone from
Intel was insisting that the two cores cannot be set independently of
one-another. Can anyone confirm whether this is true?
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my point is that enabling laptop mode in acpi-support may be unnecessary
in the first place since pm-utils has its own hdd settings under
/usr/lib/pm-utils/power.d/laptop-tools which are already called. if
they are not being called correctly (e.g., startup/resume on battery
power when
my laptop is running extremely well with Ubuntu after some configuration
(and a lot of learning on my part). but this isn't a windows vs linux
thread.
for people without heat problems, the ugly fixes for /etc/pm/*.d/ or
/etc/acpi/*.d/ will work just fine. However, for people who have heat
I'd be curious to see if hdparm settings were added to the pm-
utils/power.d/laptop-tools script whether it would persist over a sleep
cycle. Either 1) Yes, like the other settings normally do or 2) No,
because there is something else going on. In this second case, we
haven't got to the source
I suppose that if there are hdparm settings that are specifically
executed for each change in power state , EXCEPT for sleep/resume, then
it would directly be an acpi/pm-utils bug for simply not including those
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Dell XPS m1330 on Ubuntu Hardy 8.04
can confirm after resume from suspend, Network Manager detects wireless
as a wired network. Disabling networking via right click on nm-applet
in the system tray resets the status and allows proper detection as
wireless.
No modprobe necessary.
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iwl3945
Hardy 8.04 w/latest
after resume from suspend w/gnome keyring remaining unlocked: network
manager asks for access to default keyring after successful connect to
secure wireless network is established. i believe the standard behavior
(that I have experienced in the past)
Dell XPS m1330
Intel Core 2 Duo 1.5ghz
Hardy 8.04 w/latest
I am NOT running powernowd -- I am using ondemand directly via and made
permanent via sysfs.conf
I can confirm after resume from suspend, CPU1 is locked at its maximum.
This is not a cosmetic bug, as powertop reports ~3-4 watts greater
XPS m1330
8.04 w/latest
The ugly fix does not work as modprobe -r acpi_cpufreq is not allowed:
FATAL: Module acpi_cpufreq is in use.
The bug is not cosmetic as my power usage jumps 3-4 watts (from 13 watts
to 16-17watts) after resume from suspend.
Resume from hibernate does not reproduce the
sudo modprobe -r acpi_cpufreq is not allowed, requiring full reboot to
fix cpu scaling
FATAL: Module acpi_cpufreq is in use.
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confirm exact behavior
Dell XPS m1330
running 8.04 w/latest
Also occurs with my removable media (CD/DVD burner) drive
With media still connected/inserted, suspend computer
resume from computer
there should be two mount points: one is false, and the other is current
I believe it is related to
thanks for the suggestion.
input: ~$ sudo rmmod -f acpi_cpufreq
output: ERROR: Removing 'acpi_cpufreq': Resource temporarily unavailable
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my keyboard recently stopped working after logging in. I will check
whether it is an accessibility feature and report back. The keyboard
behavior may be the result of a properly functioning feature, but the
lack of any communication/notification to the user that the feature is
active is
confirming that it was indeed that accessibility features had somehow
been silently enabled. phew!! thanks for your help! this definitely
needs better notification!
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I have some MINOR problems with hibernate that is causing the sleep
failure balloon to pop up which offers absolutely NO help in debugging
(which I can imagine also makes things harder on developers)
1) I invoke hibernate
2) there is a brief pause, then drm_sysfs_suspend starts
...and at the
This might be the issue I'm having...In my case hibernation continues through
successfully despite the error and the reported failure. However, I have been
unable to recover the error message right before everything shuts down. Where
did you find the hibernation failure messages?
gnome-utils | 2.20.0.1-1ubuntu5 | http://us.archive.ubuntu.com hardy/main
Packages
output from the last crash
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(gnome-system-log:16087): Gtk-CRITICAL **: _gtk_tree_view_find_path:
assertion `node != NULL'
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-utils
Description:Ubuntu 8.04
Release:8.04
2.6.24-16-generic #1 SMP Thu Apr 10 13:23:42 UTC 2008 i686 GNU/Linux
Dell XPS m1330 w/latest updates
terminal output:
~$ gnome-system-log
(gnome-system-log:15623): Gtk-CRITICAL **:
I am running Ubuntu (gnome) desktop. After following your advice no
crash report was generated in /var/crash
In addition, I have tried enabling the automated crash reporting
service and it does not work. Manually launching report a problem
doesn't do a thing.
apport-gtk is installed but my
I am running Hardy w/latest and have this problem
Dell XPS m1330 with Intel HDA 2.0 Sigmatel 9228
3 input source selections in the options tab
and
3 mux (mux, mux 1, mux 2) and
3 capture (capture, capture 1, capture 2)
sliders in the recording tab
furthermore, unchecking these options in the
cd insert notification still relies on hal drive polling in Hardy -- is
this part of the bug? isn't this feature supposed to be implemented?
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Hardy
2.6.24-16-generic
wasn't asynchronous notification supposed to be merged into the
2.6.24-rc2 kernel?
if so, why do we still need to rely on hal drive polling for insert
notification?
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this might not be fixed --
when I first boot, I have .gvfs file in my home directory.
if I try to load audio data into Audacity, it fails halfway through and
the .gvfs file disappears. All programs that depend on the link fail
(so far, Audacity and Brasero).
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After disabling hardware scanning, I believe this issue has gone away
for me. If others can confirm whether the following fix works for them
vs modprobing:
create and edit the file --
sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/iwl3945
add the following to the file:
alias wlan0 iwl3945
options iwl3945
The potential fix I posted above came from this upstream bug report:
http://www.intellinuxwireless.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=1579#c15
I was looking for a fix to resolve the failure to scan problem and it
may have fixed this bug, also.
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I believe this is a duplicate (excuse if anachronistic) of bug 183033,
and is still present in later versions of the kernel
If so, it is NOT simply cosmetic -- upon resume from suspend, cat
/proc/cpuinfo | grep MHz indicates that one cpu is scaling while the
other isn't. My power consumption
As long as this issue exists and no ugly fix works, suspend is unusable
and pointless, as using it is self-defeating with the extra heat and
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Arthur -- I believe you are in the same boat I was in. Still waiting
for a fix on this issue and also for the official hdparm decision. in
the mean time, if you are running 8.04 and/or pm-utils, then the
following post contained a fix which has worked for me so far as a
temporary solution...
dell xps m1330 running Hardy (Gnome) w/latest
the last time i blacklisted the video module resulted in severe
graphical corruption that did not revert after undoing the changes and
rebooting. what does the video module do and is blacklisting it
really a viable workaround?
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same symptoms. in addition, it seems like the network just isn't updated.
currently displayed in nautilus under the network:/// directory:
[my laptop] [windows network] and [a computer from the last network this
computer was logged into]
the third
I tried all the steps here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=620674
and none of them worked. logging out and logging back in has cleared the
problem and the windows network groups and shares have
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These are exactly the issues I am still experiencing. I am glad, at
least, that the problem seems consistent from person to person :)
Unfortunately, I don't have time right now to do any additional
testing, even with LiveCDs...
Ethan
On Fri, Mar 13, 2009 at 1:26 AM, edschofield
I would disagree...I'm running Hardy and the issues the OP describes are
still present, as well as are the related issues I describe
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yes, it appears resolved on my computer!
thanks for the reminder, forgot about this :)
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If the package xserver-xorg-video-intel - 2.5.1 fixes the problem, can
it be backported to Hardy?
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i can no longer reproduce it on Hardy
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good news! I have upgraded to kernel 2.6.24-23 and the other problems I
have been experiencing appear to be resolved. So I will now test for
this bug and report back on behavior:
1. let g-p-m put computer to sleep (suspend) automatically after 45 minutes
2. leave the computer asleep overnight
This has not been an issue for me on a fresh install of 9.10I am
asked only once per session for the keyring password.
On Fri, Nov 20, 2009 at 11:34 AM, Kamus kamu...@gmail.com wrote:
Since this report have a long time without activity, could you check (if
is possible) in latest version
i have this bug as well on a Dell XPS M1330 running current 9.10
i have been trying to reproduce this bug consistently for several months
and failing. just today it happened again -- twice:
1. suspend laptop via lid close, disconnect power, resume on battery. laptop
immediately resuspends.
Here's a scenario to consider:
I recently (successfully) switched my mom from Windows to Ubuntu Linux
via her new laptop. An update pops up, and she runs it to get the
recommended and critical updates. All is well. No restart
notification. Then she tries to print a document, and the computer
it seems that Karmic has this same behavior -- can you explain how it is
intended behavior of CUPS that, on a default install, controlled by
printout mode does not work? It should not exist if it is a
meaningless option.
My system (9.10 to a HP Deskjet 810C) shows the following behavior:
when i first installed Karmic, altshiftTab worked. after an update
several months ago, it stopped working.
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I have the same behavior in Karmic with the latest updates. There is an Ubuntu
forums post about it here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1329426
This is a more serious bug than one might think -- to the casual user it
can look like an entire directory of pdf files has been deleted or
this affects my parent's laptop, but not mine -- nearly identical, up-
to-date installs of 9.10
on the plus side, i have used it as an opportunity to teach my mom how
to use some terminal commands :D
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I can confirm the same behavior on two Dell laptops running fresh installs of
9.10
XPS m1330 and Inspiron 1440
both have Intel video
stopping or blocking gnome-power-manager also fixes the problem, but
no GUI indication
Is this a duplicate of bug 207473? Has this been observed on non-Dell
running fresh install of 9.10 on Dell M1330
isn't there supposed to be just one step per actual button press? if
so, i'm getting two...
11:07:03.785: platform_i8042_i8042_KBD_port_logicaldev_input condition
ButtonPressed = brightness-up
11:07:03.799: computer_logicaldev_input condition
i am running a fresh install of 9.10 on a Dell XPS M1330 laptop
getting two events per each keypress:
11:07:03.785: platform_i8042_i8042_KBD_port_logicaldev_input condition
ButtonPressed = brightness-up
11:07:03.799: computer_logicaldev_input condition ButtonPressed = brightness-up
If the intention is to enable a apm setting of 128 when on battery, where is
the rationale and evidence explaining how
1. it actually protects the hdd from shocks
2. it actually saves power
3. evidence (even anecdotal) of drives overheating otherwise
my understanding and experience is that
try the following:
# sudo umount /media/[mount point]
for example
# sudo umount /media/disk1
that should unmount, which removes the drive icon from the desktop.
it's then safe to disconnect the drive. however, the mount point
folder in /media (e.g., /media/disk) will still be there and
echo Flames_in_Paradise
this is NOT a low priority bug -- this is a huge setback for anyone
with vision impairments. It is a fundamental ACCESSIBILITY issue. Just
because you can see the pointer just fine in its default setting doesn't
mean that many of your target audience can! Please have a
hi Lars,
when/where will this feature be available??
Is there also a way to view/manage system-wide queues across all
printers?
thank you very much, this is wonderful!
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The functionality you added before feature freeze is exactly what i've been
looking for in a dedicated user-controlled print server. I can just set up
the different print queues as startup programs. thank you!!
On Thu, Feb 16, 2012 at 4:17 AM, Lars Uebernickel
lars.uebernic...@canonical.com
does the workaround exist yet? is it possible to specificy a manual
fallback location in a config file if/when redshift fails to start?
ideally, if redshift starts without network access, would the program
fall back to its last known good location setting, and then wait for an
internet
Public bug reported:
This is a feature request:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=11540606
I am using a Linux computer as a print server for a computer lab. The
volunteers who monitor the lab and operate the print server (release,
cancel or move print jobs) are computer and linux
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