If downgrading to the jaunty version or upgrading to the lucid version (by
adding the repositories of the distribution and removing the karmic ones), then
the sound works, but no volume control, and System->Preferences->Sound does not
work (just a dialog that is waiting..).
If installing the jau
The crash is clearly sound related, and only occurs when pulseaudio
works.
** Package changed: gdm (Ubuntu) => pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
** Changed in: pulseaudio (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => New
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karmic release candidate restarts computer when starting
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/4586
I have just tried the lucid alpha2, and that still failed for me.
For karmic, I have tried some more variations, including upgrading
various gnome packages, gdm, trying other display managers,
upgrading/downgrading xorg and with it the video drivers, and also
trying various kernels.
It is difficu
Update:
Problem still occurs with all system updates applied.
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karmic release candidate restarts computer when starting
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/458676
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Darko: This bug (458676) is it. Do not create a new one. The driver you
are referring to is fglrx, which is known to work, but is not a solution
to the bug, just a way to avoid it. See earlier posts for this bug. The
bug is related to the free driver, known as "readeonhd" and "ati", which
you do no
Darko: livecd "install" menu option works, while the "Try Ubuntu without
installing" menu option does not (as it goes via GDM). However, if you
need to use the livecd desktop environment, simply choose cancel when
the installation starts.
Aaron: You should try newer or older packages of GDM and/or
The radeon/ati drivers are obviously supposed to work in Ubuntu 9.10.
I currenly use Ubuntu 9.04 with the radeon driver, and it works well (used to
use fglrx in Ubuntu 8.10, but can not get dual screen setup to work in Ubuntu
9.04 with fglrx, while it is extremely easy with the radeon driver).
I
With "compiz" I assume you are referring to the settings for desktop
effects.
Using fglrx, the system works fine both with and without desktop effects.
Using radeon, the desktop effects are off in the stock install, and can not be
enabled.
Have been trying to figure out more exactly when the reb
** Description changed:
When booting the Karmic RC livecd (or an installation of it), the
computer restarts when it seems like it is just about to show the
desktop or login-screen.
- Interestingly, when using the live, if instead choosing to install it
succeeds to start the installer, an
Have gone over it again. See archive for the various log archives.
Using only amd64 variants.
No problems with Kubuntu 9.10 RC live CD, the install, or after install.
see "910rc-stock-kubuntu-logs.tar.gz"
Booting the Ubuntu 9.10 RC live CD causes the system to restart at 2nd loading
screen, i.e
> try the gnome failsafe session or the xterm
I assume you refer to choises from the log-in screen, which I have never
been able to reach using the Ubuntu 9.10 RC using the radeon driver (the
default). see comment below soon.
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karmic release candidate restarts computer when starting
https://bu
> You get the issue in a stock installation?
Yes. Exactly the same as when booting the live CD.
> Do you get the login screen correctly displayed after installation?
No. The system restarts when one would expect the login screen to appear.
Same thing also happens when choosing the automatic logi
** Description changed:
- When booting the Karmic RC livecd, the computer restarts when it seems like
it is just about to show the desktop.
- Interestingly, if instead choosing to install it succeeds to start the
installer, and if then choosing to quit the installer, one ends up on the
desktop,
"the bug description is not clear"
What is not clear?
What can be done to make this more clear?
Tried to get some more messages by adding a "while(true); do sleep 0.1;
sync; done;" to the /etc/gdm/PreSession/Default and got:
/etc/gdm/Xsession: Beginning session setup...
Setting IM through im-swi
I’m guessing this is related to gdm since "startx" works but normal
booting does not.
When disabling xplash in /etc/gdm/Init/Default i get:
black screen --> login screen background --> black screen --> restart
When also adding automatic login in /etc/gdm/gdm.schemas i get:
black screen --> loadin
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