I ran into that one as well when installing Ubuntu 12.04. I tried using
a BTRFS as file system for the root mountpoint (/). I solved my trouble
by using EXT4 again.
Seems like grub cannot handle BTRFS yet :-/
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I don't think I've got another bug; I think I just found some other
triggers for the current bug. Why? Because if I create a new user with
a default configuration of compiz, I've got no immediate trouble using
the decorator (everything seems to work fine in the beginning). So far
I haven't been
I'm using 11.04 with classic gnome sessions, some features (wobbly
windows, shadows, a chosen style etc.) on a Dell E6510 with intel full-
HD graphic and experience the decorator crashes extremely often
(typically, I just need some seconds to reproduce). Opening the
"System" drop-down menu is usua
I can confirm the bug.
Please do not just change the description ;-) If you have lots of
albums from a band with several decades of history, it makes much more
sense to sort them by year as this will group the various phases of a
band (e. g. when which band members participated). The current
sit
Seth, I checked using your instruction. I was testing the kernel you
provided; so this is bad news :-/
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[arrandale] [i915] DELL E6510: bla
his prevents me from using
a VMware installation (some different trouble) and doesn't seem too
stable as a whole.
Alfe
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Title:
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e laptop screen always refreshed properly
after resuming from suspend without the second monitor. I will try to
reproduce the problem again in the next time and if I manage, I will try
your suggestions and report back here. But maybe the problem was due to
something else.
Cheers, Alfe
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(and quickly reconfiguring the X for single-display) before
suspending or maybe (didn't test this) by attaching another second
monitor before resuming, so there is a workaround.
Cheers, Alfe
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nitor (and quickly reconfiguring the X for single-display) before
suspending or maybe (didn't test this) by attaching another second
monitor before resuming, so there is a workaround.
Cheers, Alfe
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Andy,
I rebooted without a second monitor and redid my tests (quickly). No
problem found. I attached the second monitor on the fly. Detection
worked fine, no issues to report.
What I like most is that I'm now able to suspend/resume the laptop.
Thanks a lot for your effort!
Alfe
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s, 3D applications
etc. but to no avail :) Uptime now is 44 minutes and everything seems
to be just fine.
Also suspend/resume worked without issues. I did not test hibernate (to
disk).
I will check booting without a second monitor now, just to make sure,
and report back here.
Alfe
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