I'm getting this same error message every time I start a Dell GX520 that
I dual-booted this morning. True dual-boot, not wubi. And a clean
install, vs. upgrade. The GX520 came with a Radeon 9250 Pro low-profile
card. The error apparently has something to do with the intel gpu. I
tried pulling
Just wanted to check in with some new info. I'd read some indications
online that this isn't universal with all Intel wi-fi chipsets.
I'd gotten around this bug with these directions off Ubuntu forums:
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To disable 802.11n
I don't have much to add to the original excellent description. Using
64-bit on an Acer 5920 laptop. I'm trying to log into Ubuntu One,
keyring prompt pops up, and I get the same behavior as described above.
I'm left with two choices. Cancel, in which case Ubuntu One says I
cancelled a prompt an
I'm running an Acer 5920 laptop. Wi-fi was good with 10.04. Recently
wiped the drive and installed 11.04 Xubuntu, wi-fi horrible. Tried Mint
12, same thing.
Asked about it in this thread:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1901351
I tried the work-around described, which apparently disa
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Marc Deslauriers wrote:
> Yes, let's start from scratch.
>
> 1- Remove modemmanager (sudo dpkg -P modemmanager)
> 2- Make sure your user is in the "dip" group
> 3- Make sure /etc/wvdial.conf is basically empty
> 4- Make sure you don't have a ~/.wvdialrc file
> 4- Make sure you don't have a ~/.wvdia
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Marc Deslauriers wrote:
> Hmm...that's odd. The "device is busy" had to do with Karmic's
> modemmanager package that took control of the serial ports and never let
> them go. If your computer is running Karmic now, let's try and debug it
> with Karmic.
>
>
Our main desktop PC is running Jaunty w
Marc Deslauriers wrote:
> Could you try uninstalling the modemmanager package and rebooting...in
> karmic it ties up the serial ports it finds.
>
> ** Changed in: gnome-ppp (Ubuntu)
>Status: New => Incomplete
>
>
Marc, I forgot to mention that the internal 5610 didn't work with a PC
tha
Marc Deslauriers wrote:
> Could you try uninstalling the modemmanager package and rebooting...in
> karmic it ties up the serial ports it finds.
>
> ** Changed in: gnome-ppp (Ubuntu)
>Status: New => Incomplete
>
>
Hi, Marc -
Thanks for writing. I thought the modemmanager problem only cam
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Binary package hint: gnome-ppp
I'm trying to connect with a US Robotics 5610B. I have two of them.
I'm an old hand at Linux and dial-up; have four USR 5686 externals and
go online daily with one or more externals. ISP is frys.com, it works
with Linux.
I can get online with
I just realized - there's probably no point in installing Jaunty to more
HDD's from the same CD that didn't produce wvdial in the first place, is
there?
I had Mint Gloria running on the test PC. Downloaded the Gloria .iso 3
or 4 days ago. It's based on Jaunty, correct? Here's the output:
pa...
Hi, feranick -
The installation was clean. I've heard of people having troubles after
upgrading, and I'm on freakin dial-up at home, so in the habit of going some
place with the laptop where there's broadband and downloading the entire .iso.
Then it's back home to burn the CD and install manua
Public bug reported:
Ubuntu 9.04
I report this with great humility and trepidation because I'm not at all sure
it's a bug. Jaunty either doesn't have wvdial, or the package is broken. I've
set up wvdial several times on several different PC's over the last few years,
so have some familiarity.
Some update or another must have fixed this. I hadn't tried to use
sound in quite a while, but in mid-April played a CD. Both chassis
speakers worked. That was in 7.10. Updated to 8.04 today (4-28) and
get absolutely no sound from chassis speakers. Headphones work fine.
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Acer 5920-6470 sou
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Acer 5920-6470, Intel Centrino laptop. Intel 4965 wireless card. Laptop fully
updated via Synaptic just a few days ago.
Wireless works sometimes, others not. Went to local library a few weeks ago,
wireless connected to network and worked but slower than vista. Went to
l
I don't know if this helps any. AFAICT sdparm can talk to both devices,
but hdparm can't talk to the optical drive, scd0?
sudo sdparm -v /dev/scd0
/dev/scd0: TSSTcorp CD/DVDW TS-L632D AC01 [cd/dvd]
Read write error recovery [0x1] mode page [PS=0]:
AWRE0 [cha: y, def: 0]
ARRE
Public bug reported:
The 6470 version is a Centrino. Intel HD Audio
Have tweaked the Gnome speaker applet, "alsamixer" in terminal, the Sound
utility in Preferences, etc. Tried every permutation I could think of. Ticked
on all Sources. Tried Intel HD vs. OSS Realtek, no difference.
Left spea
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DMA doesn't appear to work on either optical or HDD.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ cat /etc/fstab
# /etc/fstab: static file system information.
#
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proc/proc procdefaults0 0
# /dev/sda5
UUID=b8794ebe-7f8a-4c71-ad70-7df4b3b9
Hey, guys, I'm sorry if I'm in the wrong place for this...never tried to
file a bug.
The Networking setup isn't working for me and my USR Sportster either,
but some of the problem is not mentioned here. I set it up as "Tones"
in the modem properties. Close and go back it's reverted to "Pulse".
I
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