Hello Christopher,
Can you give me an idea why this is marked as "Low" Importance?
This issue was not in 14.04. I have reinstalled 16.04 LTS twice now after the
failed update from 14.04 and have the same issue. I feel that this issue is
more important then leaving this as low grade issue. Ther
Just for the heck of it I tried switching drivers again.
Nvidia (proprietary Tested) driver No difference at reboot or relog.
Nvidia (proprietary) No difference at reboot or relog.
X.Org X Server Nouveau will boot at 1280x720 (720P) Will not save 1920x1080
when changed. Nouveau is unstable wi
Sorry I meant "Startup Applications" not system startup.
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Answer to your question; still reproducible, yes.
Well that did not go all that well. It got me stuck in a 640x480. Even doing
a xrandr -q only gave me that resolution.
Per the URL posted above.
This is Not recommended, at least after my test:
Run sudo apt-get purge nvidia-*
Run sudo add-apt-
I'm going to take a shot at what was suggested here.
http://askubuntu.com/questions/760934/graphics-issues-after-installing-ubuntu-16-04-with-nvidia-graphics
I'll update you as soon as I see the results. Or not see anything. ;)
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I can try, but if I install the Nouveau driver that opens up a can of worms
here.
The graphics become completely unstable, shaking, with vert or horiz tearing.
Just completely unusable. It is real tricky to even get through the menus to
get to the drivers to get out of Nouveau.
Any suggestio
Hello Christopher,
Thanks for looking into this.
I probably mentioned this above, but there were no issues with the system under
14.04.
Motherboard: MSI K9NGM3-FIH (MS-7349)
Here is a pastebin link to a complete breakdown of this computer.
http://pastebin.com/yskf85Db
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I am having an issue with my screen resolution of 1920x1080. I am using a
Vizio 42 inch TV which worked fine with the HDMI connection from the computer
to the TV. Every time I boot the compu
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Sorry I did not grab the information via apport in the first place.
I hope this was supposed to log everything this way? I thought it would
place it in Ubuntu.pastebin. It ended up being automatically generated
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Small Update...
This may have helped a bit, but the distortion is still there. As stated above
I swapped the 48000 with the 41000 after removing the rem(;) in daemon.conf.
Or it just could be my hearing ;)
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At least can someone give me an idea how to put an icon on my desktop to call
xrandr -s 1920x1080 ?
This is getting a bit old having to do a Ctrl+Alt+T to pull up the terminal and
type in the line.
Thanks
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I have also tried Arander GUI suggested by someone in the IRC and it created a
script:
#!/bin/sh
xrandr --output VGA-0 --off --output TV-0 --off --output HDMI-0 --primary
--mode 1920x1080 --pos 0x0 --rotate normal
This was placed in /home/.screenlayout which did not work. I also manually
adde
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Hello,
When using Startup Applications in a fresh install of 16.04 I select "Add" and
place my information for the program in the proper lines.
An example is a terminal package called Guake.
In 14.04 when using the Startup Applications and adding this package it would
run a
Public bug reported:
Hello,
At first I did an upgrade from 14.04 LTS via the screen pop-up asking if I
wanted to upgrade to 16.04, of course I clicked yes. First bad move.
I took a almost perfect HTPC Media system down to a almost unusable system. I
thought it was due to a bad upgrade so I proc
I just placed a script in .config/autostart
" xrandr --output VGA-0 --off --output TV-0 --off --output HDMI-0
--primary --mode 1920x1080 --pos 0x0 --rotate normal "
This was generated by Arandr which was suggested by someone in the IRC.
That failed to work. Then I tried the same in a folder c
Public bug reported:
Hello,
I am having an issue with my screen resolution of 1920x1080. I am using a
Vizio 42 inch TV which worked fine with the HDMI connection from the computer
to the TV. Every time I boot the computer up I have to go into terminal and
type " xrandr -s 1920x1080 "
One of
Sorry I did not answer all your questions in my last post.
The error pop-up was mainly when I accessed the tool panel/taskbar at the
bottom of the screen. It is set to auto hide, so every time the bar was
accessed either by accessing a item or just inadvertently accessing it, the
trash error wo
I'll try to grab a shot of the screen via my iPhone since by time I press the
Print Screen key or any mouse movement the blank tag is gone.
As for the downgrade of Cairo; I can pull the PPA, but what version of Cairo am
I looking for? I need something to fill the blanks with. I'll pull the PPA
Hi... Well It can be a partial fix. I haven't seen the pop up error yet, but
now when I hover some items in the Task panel some of the text explanations
(tool bar tips) or what ever Linux calls them go blank or black with or without
text.
Not sure if that is related, but that started after I t
So far, so good. Looks as if the long awaited fix took care of the issue. I
haven't seen the pop-up error yet.
I'll give it a bit more time since I haven't been using this computer for the
past three days.
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OK got it...
The update is installed. lets see what happens. Libcairo2 is now the latest.
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I added the repository and did the usual update and this is what I got
when trying to upgrade cairo.
geemac@htpc:~$ sudo apt-get upgrade cairo
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
Calculating upgrade... Done
E: Unable to locate package
Thanks Alberts
I researched it a bit further and realized I was confusing it with Cairo Dock.
That is something I tried out some time back. That is not installed on my
system now.
I now understand where that bug report may apply now.
This Trash pop-up error is getting a bit out of hand so I do
Thanks Alberts
I researched it a bit further and realized I was confusing it with Cairo Dock.
That is something I tried out some time back. That is not installed on my
system now.
I now understand where that bug report may apply now.
This Trash pop-up error is getting a bit out of hand so I do
I don't have Cairo running in this install unless Variety Wallpaper Changer is
based on Cairo.
As for gdb, sorry never used it for debugging so I am at a complete loss on
using it
I don't think Bugzilla – Bug 91967 applies here.
As you can see by this screenshot http://imgur.com/a3QDJcg
The t
I don't have Cairo running in this install unless Variety Wallpaper Changer is
based on Cairo.
As for gdb, sorry never used it for debugging so I am at a complete loss on
using it
I don't think Bugzilla – Bug 91967 applies here.
As you can see by this screenshot http://imgur.com/a3QDJcg
The t
I see in the old bug report that this was not answered thus the issue being
closed.
Which version of gnome-applets are you running?
If this is still a valid question in my case, please instruct me on how
to find the versions of the applet and I will be happy to post them.
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Many years later...
Apparently never fixed.
See Screenshot at: http://imgur.com/ktYUp4D
To date Ubuntu is still having issues with:
"Trash" has quit unexpectedly
If you reload a panel object, it will automatically be added
I would say something happened in the install.
Before I forget, not a major issue; but the slide show panels display 13.10
instead of 14.x during the install which could confuse someone when installing
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Fresh install as noted in report.
Software & Settings will not run. Throws Apport errow when clicked, thus
preventing me from completely updating settings and setup after new install.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.04
Package: libx11-6 2:1.6.1-1ubuntu1
ProcVe
Hello,
Yes this is probably too little-too late, but maybe someone else can
benefit from it.
I'm not an expert at this and neither a Dev or Programmer, but this is what I
did to correct my situation here with the audio via HDMI to my TV.
Below I used leafpad for my editor, pick your own poison..
2014-05-19
Still issues with 13.10 and now 14.04.
SEE: Bug #1311939
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Status in
Hello Raymond,
Does the above not sound familiar or at least simular to my issue? See
#1249705
As I have stated many times, there is an issue with 13.10 and now
apparently inherited/passed on to 14.04.
I just went from a complete working 12.10 Quantal to 14.04 via 13.10 and now
the HDMI audio
I hate to open an old wound, but. This dates back to 2013-02-15.
(nautilus:5021): IBUS-WARNING **: The owner of /home/gee/.config/ibus/bus is
not root!
(leafpad:8077): IBUS-WARNING **: The owner of /home/gee/.config/ibus/bus
is not root!
(gedit:8112): IBUS-WARNING **: The owner of /home/g
There is still the issue here with no HDMI output with 13.10 after a new
install. I am now having the issue on a different MB with onboard audio. This
would make three different systems now with this issue and one being a high end
laptop with HDMI.
Please do not tell me that my system could not
At least for now, if anyone is trying to follow this, please continue at
this link.
https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=65971
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Quick update...
I was running Pulseaudio Volume Control and noticed for the first time while in
the [Playback] tab
some activity when I click the left or right speaker test in the Speaker
Testing for HDMI / Displayport.
When clicking the Left or Right Test button " libcanberra " show as the playi
Well that test was a bust.
No difference with the audio. Same as I posted in #51.
Answer to
"pulseaudio only set nonaudio bit in the above patch , the other possible way
is when pulseaudio using a52 plugin which set nonaudio bit"
I searched the net and all I could find is the URL I posted in
Hello Raymond,
I followed through on your question from the kernel bug report page here. I
figure, best to leave the Kernel people alone until it is proven that it is a
Kernel issue.
Being that I was lost on how to apply the patch that you posted the URL for; I
had to do a bit of research on h
I just tried something different here with my system.
I turned off the Onkyo receiver which routed the HDMI directly to my TV.
I tried all sorts of settings within ALSA and Pulseaudio to hear the sound on
my TV. Nothing passes through from the media players except this "
speaker-test -d -c 2 -t
Well Raymond that was short lived. I had a feeling that posting this issue in
the Kernel bug area was going to go nowhere.
I think what needs to be done is try to pull some ALSA devs and some Pulseaudio
devs into this issue. One minute it looks as if it is a ALSA issue then the
next a Pulseaud
Hello Raymond,
No I haven't filled there. I will today. So apparently that is the issue then
not having he "pin hdmi"
Just as I said, if it is not broken, don't fix it. :)
Just for curiosity; the audio packages ALSA and Pulseaudio, are they developed
under one group or are they both seperate
Hello again Raymond and whoever is following this report,
I replaced the HDA-Intel.conf with the above(see #45). My results are the
same. Audio-test -c 6 -t wav results in audio out via the HDMI, stereo only.
Left-Right reversed and Left-Right Rear, Center and LFE barely audible.
Audio test
fixing this issue once and for all.
Take care,
Gary, aka GEEMac
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Hi,
I decided to reinstall 13.10 as a new install again after trying just an
overwrite saving files and folders etc. etc. I came to the conclusion that the
.conf files and probably the libraries were a mess after all this testing and
changing of the files, thus the new install.
The HDMI is wo
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My issue here is with the HDMI output, it is non existent. I have had no
issues with earlier versions of Ubuntu from 10.x, 12.04 LTS and 13.04. Even
the original distro which was originally on this HTPC, Susse.
I have researched all a
Quick note...
I am not sure if I should purge Pulseaudio and reinstall. Being that I have
all these logs and infomation, I am not sure if thie will disrupt ALSA with
more issues.
If I should go this route, I am also wondering if it would be avantagious and
if at all possible to purge ASLA and r
Nice to meet you here David and thank you for your interest in this
issue.
speaker-test -D plughw:NVidia,3 -c 2 -t wav
This test is working through the HDMI ( unplugged optical S/PDIF to make sure)
Left and Right is reversed but that is the least of my worries.
speaker-test -D hdmi:NVidia -c 2
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Hello again Raymond,
I have sent off two emails one to David Henningsson and another to
Takashi Iwai regarding his patch. I refferenced this bug report for
them to look at.
In refference to HDA-Intel.conf ( index= 16 and skip_rest ),
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My issue here is with the HDMI output, it is non existent. I have had no
issues with earlier versions of Ubuntu from 10.x, 12.04 LTS and 13.04. Even
the original distro which was originally on this
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Hi Raymond,
I see that we posted info a minute apart from each other.
I read the bugziller report. It could be possible that it is the same issue.
My thought is that maybe we need to look at an older release of this distro and
see what has changed from that version to this latest version. Appa
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I think this is what you are looking for. I am attaching two files one is
without Pulse and the other is with pulse. Why I have two different logs is
that Pulse does not start without me running pulseaudio -D. After it starts I
only have analog stereo and surround now. This started after the
I am wondering Raymond if it would be advantageous to bring in someone
from the ASLA and PulseAudio group; if there is such a group, to get
involved at some point in this issue? I am not complaining, you have
been a excelent help so far. I would imagine that you have other issues
that you are wor
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Hello,
I followed your instructions for the changes in the script and the latest Alsa.
I am now without audio. For some reason Pulseaudio is not starting and Sound
is now empty. I will attach the HDA-Intel.conf file. There is a before and
after to show the original and edited version.
App
Here is the log for Pulse audio.
I have been looking for an alsa update. The only thing I seem to find
is outdated scripts to install alsa 1.0x.x .
As for passing anything through HDMI at 5.1, I don't have any options
for HDMI to pass anything through. HDMI does not exist in any menu to
set a
Hello Raymond,
I am not 100% sure that the TX-SR606 passed EDID to the controller. I
would imagine so since I had full HDMI digital 5.1 outputs before with
no issues with previous versions of Ubuntu including Susse. I rarely
used S/PDIF. I will say though, since the fresh installation of Ubunt
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Hello Raymond,
Please excuse the over abundance of extra information, I am trying to
cover all I can think of here to possibly speed up the troubleshooting
process. I also do support here for a gaming company and I always find
that being flooded with information is more beneficial then little to
Thank you Ramond for the follow up on this matter.
I was not sure if that is the steps you wanted me to try per the post here and
email.
I looked for both conf files. hdmi-output-0.conf was not in my system and
iec958-stereo-output.conf was an empty .conf file.
I added the missing hdmi and
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My issue here is with the HDMI output, it is non existent. I have had no
issues with earlier versions of Ubuntu from 10.x, 12.04 LTS and 13.04. Even
the original distro which was originally on this HTPC, Susse.
I have researched all avenues for a remedy to my issue
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