I just tried firing up 20200629.0.0 and it has the same issue. I'm also
not able to terminate the VMs at all. I've waiting 10+ minutes for them
to stop and nothing. I eventually just killed the PIDs for everything
VirtualBox related.
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I haven't done the same upgrade on those versions, so I can't tell you.
I would assume that if the upgrade is working for anyone it is fixed.
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upgrade to hardy didn't install linux-ubuntu-modules for -386 kernel
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/203295
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I replied to your thread post. I don't think a source build is a good
idea. Check out my reply and we can continue discussions from there.
I'll also work on the Google code project for the entire thing at some
point this week.
-bp
On Oct 7, 2009, at 6:38 AM, born2chill wrote:
> hi,
>
> as
I was using the same method for my init scripts via symlinks and I
changed it to a real file because I found myself tweaking the scripts
quite a bit and modifying the parameters and options for each instance.
This could still be done by sourcing additional scripts for each
instance, but that's some
David,
Great suggestions. I've actually abandoned the Tomcat 5.5 project and
I've also stopped using all of the Tomcat packages in the repositories.
The Tomcat packages in the repository are completely invalid. If you
download Tomcat from Apache and compare it to the Tomcat from the
repository pac
You can check them out from my Google code project here:
svn checkout http://debian-tomcat-scripts.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/
debian-tomcat-scripts-read-only
Or visit the project page at:
http://code.google.com/p/debian-tomcat-scripts
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Multiple tomcat instances
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs
This sorta covers the case, but not entirely. This creates instances for
developers. My scripts and solution create multiple instances on
servers. Often companies run multiple instances of Tomcat on a server to
scale things up and also run different webapps on a single server in
separate Tomcat ins
Rebooted, nothing. Removed all compiz packages and reboot and now
everything is back to normal. Compiz is definitely not ready for this
release quite yet.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/218721
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This bug might be related. I opened it today because compiz.real was
crashing as well as consuming 100% CPU.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/218721
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Some more investigation... If I turn off visual effects and log out and
back in, compiz.real is still eating up 100% CPU. I'm going to try
rebooting, but this is pretty bad. Luckily I have 2 CPUs so I'm not
totally out of commission.
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This is getting worse. Compiz is now consuming 100% CPU all of the time
and my system is getting hammered. Can someone please review this bug
and advise.
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Nevermind, realized that this version of launchpad allows me to edit the
title and description.
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Oops. Can someone please fix my typo on the title. This should be compiz
not copmiz. It will make this bug impossible to search. I'll wait for a
few minutes to see if someone fixes it, otherwise I will open another
bug with the correct title.
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- [Hardy] Copmiz crashing system
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
After updating to the latest compiz, I figured this bug would be fixed,
but it is not. Here's the issue:
When Thunderbird or some other application pops up a dialog, usually
from another virtual desktop onto the current virtual desktop, Compiz
spi
Here's the upstream bug:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=526137
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Setting static IP in Network Settings doesn't produce correct data
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/185854
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I tried the layout tweak with "Super is mapped to the Win-keys" and it
doesn't work for me. The keyboard-shortcuts application then interprets
the Win-key as Mod4 and will allow me to set things to something like
"Mod4+P", but the rest of Gnome doesn't see the key event once set. I
don't have anyth
Still not working. Did an update and tried to run the partial-upgrade
again with the same message.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/211066
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[Hardy] update-manager could not update
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/211134
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Binary package hint: update-manager
This seems like a new bug in the latest updates. I have around 199
updates available and update-manager says,
"Not all updates can be installed.
Run a partial upgrade, to install as many updates as possible.
...
"
Clicking "Partial Upgra
I'm managed to calm the networking stack by rebooting and then taking
everything out of roaming mode and placing it into static IP addresses.
The reboot was necessary because after these failures occurred the
Network Management application kept telling me that I didn't have
permissions to change th
As it turns out this bug is slowly becoming a blocker. This is now
happening even with roaming mode disabled, using DHCP or static IPs. My
network is completely unstable and at random will stop working
completely.
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[Hardy] Network manager failing in roaming mode
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Binary package hint: network-manager
I have a single wired connection (eth0) that is set to use roaming mode.
NetworkManager starts up fine when I log in but then begins to spin. It
is trying to get a DHCP connection over and over. If I change the
connection to not use roamin
This is still an issue with all updates to Hardy on 3/28/2008. There is
also another bug tracking this with much less information. Someone on
the Ubuntu team should collapse into a single bug that is still open,
active and a high priority and possibly linked upstream. The other bug
is 204623:
http
Same issue on a dual core dell. Nothing extra installed. Upgrade from
Gusty. Don't use evolution. No wireless. I have other issues with
networking that are annoying. The nm-applet is constantly spinning and
sometimes it takes 10-15 minutes to get a solid DHCP connection.
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Had the exact same problem. It seems as though Hardy upgrade is
selecting the wrong kernel. My guess is that you had a number of kernels
installed on your system. I had about 20 or so going back to 2.6.18 days
or before. After I upgraded to Hardy my system was only configured
(insmod, initramfs, ld
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: tomcat5.5
This is an enhancement. I have written some scripts that change the
standard debian/Ubuntu tomcat packages to allow multiple tomcat
instances on a single system. They provide the following features:
- Setup system to allow multiple instances
-
I've recently deleted all of my .gconf, .gnome and other configuration
directories. I was having a number of issues with Gnome, Metacity and
other applications not working correctly and I figured I'd start over
and see it things resolve. This computer has been upgraded all the way
from 6.x and was
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Gnome menu items displayed twice
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/173748
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Public bug reported:
Sometimes the Gnome menu displays all of the menu items twice. This only
occurs for items and not sub-menus. See the attached screenshot. The
only way I can think to fix it is to log out and then back in.
** Affects: ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Binary package hint: apache2-common
When doing a dist-upgrade from Edgy to Feisty, the package for
apache2-common (the old edgy version) required the Apache2 server to be
running in order to correctly complete. This should check if Apache is
not running, it should just contin
Sorry, I wish I could test this, but I'm now on Edgy and have too much
going on with this machine or other machines to re-install. I might be
able to get to this in a few months, but my guess is that it won't help
much. I could also try it with the next release (7.x) if you want. I
plan on upgradin
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