I can confirm this bug on the same motherboard. Removing the PCI video
card allows the system to boot.
Note: I have tested this with
- The official i386 lubuntu 13.04 disk
- A custom debian boot disk (that I use for troubleshooting)
I can perform further testing on request as the machine is curre
It appears that they can both be installed if they are installed in the
opposite order.
1) Install google-earth (may not be required, but I already had it)
2) Install wine (it will remove google-earth)
3) Re-install google-earth
Interrestingly enough, step 3 did NOT remove wine! I now have both
i
** Attachment added: "Attempting to install wine with apt-get"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1007773/+attachment/3172493/+files/sudo_apt-get_install_wine.txt
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I believe I have found a packaging bug for either wine or google earth.
Since there is no ubuntu-hosted copy of google-earth (the official docs
say to use google's .deb) I am filing this under wine.
=== What Happened ===
I should be able to install both google-earth and wine
Just confirming that I get the exact same output when running the exact
same command (as well as with only --cflags) as the original poster. I
can confirm this on both 32 bit and 64 bit. Also, ncurses++ (which I
belive pulls in ncurses) is also affected.
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Confirmed here as well.
Arch Linux (x86_64)
empathy 2.32.2
telepathy-haze 0.4.0-1
Have perma-blocked through web interface as suggested (thank you), will
not be able to confirm again unless I get added by yet *another* blasted
yahoo bot.
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I am not currently working on this system anymore (I was only there to
develope it, not maintain it). I'm almost positive they have not
upgraded the newest version since then, but I haven't heard anything
from them about it going down or anything (they still have my
information for questions and pr
This is not a bug, but a feature request. Actually more of a "default
application inclusion" request. I feel this should be moved to
brainstorm.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/426992
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BACKGROUND:
I have ubuntu 9.04 netbook remix installed on an Asus eee that is planned for
use as a production server (small site, but important).
lsb_release -rd :
Description:Ubuntu 9.04
Release:9.04
PROBLEM:
The problem is that I cannot connect to it (http/htt
Aha, I figured out what I did wrong. I mis-read your comment and was
connecting from the affected computer to ANOTHER computer :p
Connected to localhost and the problem is fixed now.
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Disable wallpaper on connection + restart = wallpaper gone forever
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/289034
You
Will this ever be fixed for Intrepid? Even on backports? Because it
*used* to work fine on Intrepid...
If not, is it possible to roll-back certain packages to get it working
again. I use liferea on a daily basis and it's the only news reader I've
been able to stand using.
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Liferea doesn't star
Using Intrepid (everything updated) and I get this problem (but with
freenode's IRC) every time I resume from standby.
I'm not sure if it's the same problem because restarting Empathy and
deleting/re-adding the account does not fix the problem.
Note: using empathy-idle to connect to IRC (hopefull
I am still getting "Aborted" in liferea 1.4.18-0ubuntu2
I am full updated with "proposed" enabled.
I take it this was only fixed for jaunty?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/295490
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Gah, remembered just after I hit "submit"
I was messing around with remote desktop before it happened.
I tried changing "Disable the wallpaper when connected" which worked fine. But
once I rebooted, I could no longer get a wallpaper at all except for about 1.5
seconds during the login phase.
I am running Ubuntu Intrepid (8.10) 64 bit.
I don't remember doing a whole lot prior to it happening (it was a while
ago). I "may" have attempted installing Firefox 3.5, but I can't exactly
remember. Sorry.
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@Sebastian Riebel
I am having the same problem and tried your suggestion, but I still do not have
a background.
Does anyone else have any suggestions about how to get m wallpaper back?
:(
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@Bryce
Sorry, but I am no longer running Jaunty due to not only the video card
problem, but also the fact that my HD was getting corrupted on a daily basis (I
was barely able to recover it). I no longer suffer these problems in Intrepid,
so I'm going to hold out until Karmic comes out and give t
I had this problem on a desktop machine. It appeared to have a floppy drive,
but it was not plugged in.
After checking the BIOS, I discovered it was set as having a floppy on channel
A.
After setting the BIOS to "No Floppy", the problem went away and it is
now working just fine.
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I have just started having this problem as well.
The exact error I get is:
Inconsistency detected by ld.so: ../sysdeps/x86_64/dl-machine.h: 458:
elf_machine_rela_relative: Assertion `((reloc->r_info) & 0x) == 8'
failed!
I noticed rufio mentioned windows in his post when you changed the
I have been having the exact same problem. My system was rock solid in
Intrepid (running for weeks at a time), but now it doesn't even survive
for 12 hours of uptime.
My system is an Aspire 6930 with an Intel CPU and an NVIDIA graphics
card. I am using the same major release of the video card driv
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 316889 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/316889
GreatBunzinni, from what I've read in this and other forums, along with
KDE's website, it is not ubuntu that is treating KDE users like beta
testers, it is KDE itself.
Ubuntu has, and has had for a long time,
This bug is happening in MANY applets:
-volume
-clock
-system tray
-switch-user
-maybe others (those are the one I use that are affected).
I am running Jaunty (Beta), and this is kind of a big issue. Applets
should ALWAYS adopt the panel's background.
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I would also like to add my vote to having amarok1.4 in Jaunty.
Not only is 1.4 the best music player I have EVER used and the fact that
2.0 is missing MANY features, I can't even get it to play an mp3 file.
I installed the ubuntu-restricted-extras package but amarok still
crashes when trying to
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