I think this should be reconsidered by the Vuze development team. I know
Ubuntu's bug tracker is not the best place to try and get their
attention, but it's worth a shot.
You can read my (slightly ranty and undeservingly infuriated) post here:
http://ubuntu-ky.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=865
I am having this problem but I can't get anywhere because BusyBox
doesn't recognize any input... in fact, the keyboard seems to be
disabled when busybox appears (Num, Caps, and Scroll Lock do
nothing) Any ideas?
I can get into the system from a live cd by chroot and it looks like my
Jaunty ins
also, at boot dmraid is complaining that it can't find libdl.so.2, which
is apparently part of libc6 () which is installed... the file is at
/lib/libdl.so.2.
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[patch] Ubuntu Jaunty 9.04 dmraid fails with Kernel 2.6.28
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/356503
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just tried this patch on a system booting from a RAID:0 which also
fails.
It was no use at all.
When I installed the patched dmraid only one of the kernel's initramfs
was updated, the -rt kernel. it seems update-initramfs defaults to this
behavior unless i specify "-k all"
Is there any way to w
Would this fix have any effect on the bug with installing a new system
to raid or upgrading a system already installed to raid? I'll give it a
try later but I'm far from my PC at the moment.
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DMRAID only detect first subset on Intel ICH10R
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/401713
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UPDATE
I upgraded to Swiftweasel 3.5.3 and the bug has become intermittent.
Once in a while it complains that various applications do not exist, but
later during the same browsing session the problem is gone.
I have seen discussion of this bug elsewhere as related to xulrunner,
which serves as an
Some relevant information from my syslog:
#kernel loads 'sd' driver and detects (correctly) one of the four 500GB drives
of which my 2TB RAID:0 consists.
Oct 7 19:20:43 quequotion kernel: [7.109183] sd 0:0:0:0: [sda] 976773168
512-byte hardware sectors (500108 MB)
[...]
#kern
I have the same issue as Alex.
I am not sure anything is actually wrong.
I get these messages at boot, but I don't notice any problems with my
system.
I suppose the ultimate test would be to fill the drive to the end once
with a single large file and then again with multiple small files and
see
YES! This bug, or something very similar is still a problem.
I'm using Swiftweasel 3.5 now, but I had the same problem with a
previous version of firefox several months ago.
Inexplicably, all mime handlers are broken as of three minutes ago. This
started mid-browsing and persists after restart.
My RAID is an nvidia fakeRAID:0.
In the end, I was forced to give up on the distro however.
The workaround I posted was fine until I tried an update-initramfs for
unrelated reasons which I don't remember clearly (the terror and rage
wiped my memory just like the update wiped my boot options).
Af
nevermind. i typed "exit".
so, temporary solution:
Reboot, select the 2.6.27-11 kernerl
if you get the initramfs prompt:
dmraid -ay
exit
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FakeRAID fails with kernel 2.6.28
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/315735
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dmraid -ay certainly works with the 2.6.27-11 kernel, big relief
there.
but then how do you boot the system?
I don't have much experience with manually bootstrapping
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FakeRAID fails with kernel 2.6.28
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