I am sorry I have a custom deb package that i installed on top of the
1.8.1 version provided with ubuntu. I guess this would make the bug
invalid.
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Missing icon files
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/485109
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@claudeheintz: my emachine (gateway) laptop also has a size limit
(learned this the hard way with winxp) but there is an easier solution
which doesnt have to waste any harddisk space. ALWAYS make your first
partition a boot partition. Make 1gb partition to host all the linux
kernels. And you could
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gretl
The gretl 1.8.5 (and I believe 1.8.4 as well) package does not install
some of its icon files under /usr/share/pixmaps/. The only icon
installed is the program icon. The following 3 files are missing:
/usr/share/pixmaps/gnome-application-x-gretldata
It turns out i wasnt testing the sensor configuration correctly. The
default configuration file is sensors3.conf not sensors.conf (go
figure). It turns out i cannot set limits to my k8temp* ...not sure why
that is.
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regression in karmic thermal control
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/432670
You
Setting sensor limits makes no difference to me. I dont have a fan speed
sensor (or so ubuntu says) so maybe that is why. I also believe that
ubuntu does not spin the fan to its full potential when i reach high
temperatures. I checked /proc/acpi and i noticed thermal limit set to
T0 which is proce
I am not sure but could it be the case of unspecified temperature
monitor. I did some digging and I discovered a program called sensors
(it is used by the kernel to monitor temperature). So in its config you
have the option of setting cpu max temperature (/etc/sensors.conf, first
check your sensor
I can confirm that I also get the error message however i have no
problem booting. I have installed grub2 on a separate /boot partition on
the beginning of my disk. No problem booting win7 with grub2, just
linux. My partitions are ext3.
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Grub 2 problem, error: no such device
https://bugs.launch
I have a similar problem. CPU temperature reached 96C at one point which
shut down my pc. I checked my logs no warning message was ever produced.
It happened while running firefox at full blast (flash playing a movie).
I can throttle my cpu to keep it form reaching that temperature. The
temperature
