Thanks so mucha little embarrasing! Is that a new menu itemthe
Login Screen? In any case, that fixed the issue. Sorry to bother you
busy professional developers! Thanks again.
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no log-in required for multiple users
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/569495
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For further claification, I did a full Ubuntu 10.04 RC installation on
to an 8GB usb flash (which I have done with a number of previous Ubuntu
versions).
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no log-in required for multiple users
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This also shows up in the remastersys process. A remastersys iso from
Ubuntu 10.04RC boots up but then results in a log-in requirement which
has an authentication failure. I am assuming the two issues are
related.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
For 10.04RC, added three different users (admin and desktop) with
password required for each. Used the System admin "users and groups"
function. But, at boot-up, no log-in requirement occurs and o/s boots
up automatically.
I expected ubuntu to
I had the duplicate bug 272630 and consider myself lucky. I had the
Intel NIC but had used Alpha 5. I only had the dmesg error and not the
hardware eeprom failure. I had Alpha 6 ready to test until I found this
bug thread. For folks like me, it will be a good decision to blacklist
e1000e pendin
Colin,
Seems that a warning may be insufficient. I would think most of the
folks testing a pre-release may not know they have an e1000e driver or
affected NIC.
Maybe blacklist e1000e asap and then re-instate e1000e after a fix is
found.
Perhaps have the "warning" state something about the e1000
you may want to try the fix I describe in bug #272630
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Ibex alpha 5 renders Pro/1000 ethernet non functional
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** Description changed:
This bug has re-appeared. Googling shows this error going back to
2.6.17 but having a fix committed in 8.04.1. I am using 8.04.1 with a
kernel updated to 2.6.26-5.
- Solved by setting via terminal the MAC : sudo ifconfig eth0 hw ether
- 00:1c:25:1e:0f:e6 or by
** Description changed:
This bug has reappeard. Googling shows this error going back to 2.6.17
but having a fix committed in 8.04.1. I am using 8.04.1 with a kernel
updated to 2.6.26-5.
Solved by setting via terminal the MAC : sudo ifconfig eth0 hw ether
00:1c:25:1e:0f:e6 or by pu
I have this problem with both 2.6.26-5 and with Alpha 5 Ubuntu 8.10
(2.5.27-3). Solving it with a work around at the moment on 2.6.26 by
using the terminal command ... sudo ifconfig eth0 hw ether
00:1c:25:1e:0f:e6 or by putting the command in the rc.local file.
I have not tried a work-around for
Also fails under Alpha 5 Ubuntu 8.10 with the dmesg error below:
e1000e: Intel(R) PRO/1000 Network Driver - 0.4.1.7
[2.501559] e1000e: Copyright (c) 1999-2008 Intel Corporation.
[2.501591] e1000e :00:19.0: PCI INT A -> GSI 20 (level, low) -> IRQ 20
[2.501606] e1000e :00:19.
Public bug reported:
This bug has reappeard. Googling shows this error going back to 2.6.17
but having a fix committed in 8.04.1. I am using 8.04.1 with a kernel
updated to 2.6.26-5.
Solved by setting via terminal the MAC : sudo ifconfig eth0 hw ether
00:1c:25:1e:0f:e6 or by putting this comm
Nice progress, Bryce.
Yes, for me on Tribe 5 and on safe video (otherwise, I get a blank screen),
I get edidfail for the ddcprobe command.so, I am one of the lucky ones.
By the way, is there a new web site for bug 3731? My old bookmarks for bug
3731 have disappeared.
Thanks.
John Locke
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Byce,
Not sure if I should post this here or add to the wiki solution but I
have attached the boot screen for the MEPIS solution to the Ubuntu #3731
bug. The MEPIS 6.0 Linux distro is actually based on Ubuntu packages
but they added this front end capability to resolve the monitor
resolution prob
Many thanks, Bryce, for investing so much in this solution. I love
testing a wide range of Linux live CDs and find that a % recognize my
i810 1024/768 laptop monitor and a % do not recognize it. My question
is not part of the wiki spec discussion but more general. Can I ask if,
in your mind, the
Just tested tribe 5 Ubuntu and hoped the new GUI for screen resolution
would finally assist in recognizing my 1028 x 768 LCD intel 810/815
screen resolution.
Did not work. Only worked at low resolution on the safe video mode
start up. Then use the terminal and the sudo dpkg-reconfigure xserver-
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