@Peng Yong. Yes, you can. There is a package called ppa-purge in the
official repositories. Install it. It will allow you to revert to
official packages at will.
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I am absolutely sure that at least with me, this is fixed. Whole working
week and not a single incident. It used to be several every day last
week (before I updated to the PPA)
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Yes, still no incidents. Haven't updated the machine since.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/997978
Title:
KVM images lose connectivity with bridged
So far no VMs have lost their network connectivity.
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Title:
KVM images lose connectivity with bridged network
To manage
Today I see there is a new qemu-kvm package on the PPA. Installed. Let's
se what happens.
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Title:
KVM images lose
This bug also affects me.
I run several VMs on the same host. A mix of ubuntu 11.10 and 12.04. The
problem occurs regardless of guest OS.
I was experiencing the problem for months, though it was occuring rarely and I
didn't search for a solution. Recently it started happening every day
No I might try it later today (as a guest)
I installed the PPA to the host. From what I can see, the situation is
even worse. Had several failures in the first 2 hours since.
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