Once upon a time, Launchpad was really open. You could set importance,
affected releases and assing bugs to people, teams or even yourself. I'm
not wondering why I opened this bug more than 2 years ago and no one has
taken care of it yet. Probably no one ever will.
Luckily this bug is not a
Public bug reported:
I already asked a question on AskUbuntu but I'm reporting it as a bug as
suggested by moderators.
I get lots of hard reboots when the xserver is supposed to do something
(that's why I call it random), especially when scrolling a pdf (2-4 scrolls
will suffice). For example,
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Title:
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I already asked a question on AskUbuntu but I'm reporting it as a bug as
suggested by moderators.
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Sure, Christopher.
It's HP G62-a014SL
** Description changed:
- I'm using a HP Pavilion G62 that switches between two ATI cards: a HD 4200
and a HD 5400. After upgrading from Precise to Quantal, the resolution is very
low, no compositing is available, Unity fails to load, no window decorations
@marcel Indeed. Is HP the only manufacturer providing dual ATI? I have a
G62 as you can see in bug #1070531 . I could turn that one into a bug
that affects dual ATI laptops from HP, what do you think about that?
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I'm glad you found out that this problem was affecting hybrid Intel/ATI
systems, I really hope it will be solved soon.
Now, imagine: a hybrid ATI/ATI system, the primary one which is legacy
(HD 4200) and the secondary is newer (HD 5600). No need to say that the
Intel workarounds you're all so
Public bug reported:
Provide details about the issue.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.10
Package: fglrx 2:9.000-0ubuntu3
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.5.0-18.29-generic 3.5.7
Uname: Linux 3.5.0-18-generic x86_64
NonfreeKernelModules: fglrx wl
ApportVersion: 2.6.1-0ubuntu4
** Summary changed:
- Required input is missing.
+ fglrx drivers broken after upgrading to quantal
** Description changed:
Provide details about the issue.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.10
Package: fglrx 2:9.000-0ubuntu3
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.5.0-18.29-generic
** Description changed:
- Provide details about the issue.
+ I'm using a HP Pavilion G62 that switches between two ATI cards: a HD 4200
and a HD 5400. After upgrading from Precise to Quantal, the resolution is very
low, no compositing is available, Unity fails to load, no window decorations
Cristopher, I created bug #1070531 . Please, just tell me if you need
more information. :)
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1002:6740 Unity does not load
Installing fglrx-legacy from makson96's ppa didn't work for my RS800 (HD
4200). X segfaults and I only get a black screen, no matter which
xorg.conf I use.
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THREE bugs at once?! My usual luck! :)
Let me answer you step by step:
1) I understand. I marked myself as affected and subscribed to that bug.
I hope it gets solved soon, since the fglrx-legacy workaround didn't
work for me;
2) Ok, so let's keep this as a bug in fglrx-* using HD 5400.
The very same problem is happening on a HP Pavilion G62 which switches
between two VGAs: HD 4200 and HD5400. I don't know if the problem is
because HD 4xxx series is now legacy (unsupported) while HD 5xxx series
is not, but I also tried setting up makson96's ppa to install fglrx-
legacy drivers,
Kudos, Dirk! :)
I'm so glad that someone could finally solve the mystery behind this
issue!
You explained it in a very simple and clear way and provided not 1, but
2 workarounds and also proposed a solution! I'm going for Option 1, but
I'm confident they'll remove the logitech-dj driver in the
Your lshal should be fine. :) I hope someone will look into this,
someday in the future.
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X defaulting keyboard
Nope, still no news unfortunately.
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X defaulting keyboard locale to US at login after upgrading
distribution if
Please, let me add one last thing. I figured out that when I start the
machine while my keyboard is switched off, turning it on at the greeter
doesn't work. I have to remove the Unifying Receiver and plug it in
again while the keyboard is on in order to be able to type.
This strange behaviour was
** Summary changed:
- X defaulting keyboard locale to US at login after upgrading distribution
+ X defaulting keyboard locale to US at login after upgrading distribution if a
Logitech Unifying Receiver is plugged in
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Okay, it seems I made some progress. I was right to think the problem
was in the keyboard. I tried these steps:
1) Started the machine with a USB keyboard plugged in: KDM detects the correct
locale.
2) Started the machine with both USB keyboard and Logitech K800: KDM is
detecting the correct
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@flowermachine Are you using a wireless keyboard? And can you please add
your xorg.conf? I search Googled for this problem too and it seems
related at first, but people could solve it by adding locale settings to
10-evdev.conf or xorg.conf. I tried both proposed solutions, but it
didn't work so
Public bug reported:
After upgrading to Precise, X locale is defaulted to en_US regardless of
system-wide and user specific options.
I found out about this issue when I tried to login via the KDM greeter
and it was not recognizing my password. I got pam authentication
failures in the auth.log,
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** Description changed:
- After upgrading to Precise, X locale is defaulted to en_US regardless of
- system-wide and user specific options.
+ After upgrading Kubuntu Oneiric to Precise, X locale is defaulted to
+ en_US regardless of system-wide and user-specific options.
I found out about
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** Description changed:
After upgrading Kubuntu Oneiric to Precise, X locale is defaulted to
en_US regardless of system-wide and user-specific options.
I found out about this issue when I tried to login via the KDM greeter
and it was not recognizing my password. I got pam
This bug is affecting me too, on Natty, with the same hardware (on a HP
P3135 AX250). The only thing I thought could be the problem might be the
way the BIOS is sharing video memory. It is reported to work with UMA or
UMA + Sideport, but I think it's using Sideport only and I can't change
these
@catchmeifyoutry It was concluded in my case. I'm running Lucid on both
systems and I don't get any freezes. If multiple reports include an AMD
processor, I think that means it's not a CPU specific issue. I may think
it's a matter of Hyperthreading or motherboard chipsets, but these are
just my
If you think it's a CPU issue, please mind that it's NOT happening on
AMD Athlon 64 X2 (2 cores) and AMD Turion 64 (1 core).
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Has anybody of you attached a `lshw -short`? I think I'm not the only
one suspecting this bug could have multiple causes.
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bf79, when you say 2.6.22 you mean 2.6.31-22-generic kernel, don't you?
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Do you eperience the same issue with 2.6.34 stable kernel from the
mainline?
2010/6/13 foobar timo.bu...@web.de:
This issue affects me as well. In fact once while writing this post :-/
Sometimes I am able to ssh into my machine to give it a graceful
shutdown. Often I have to press the Reset
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