Additional note: the kernel is 5.5.8 from the kernel-ppa.
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using Xubuntu 20.04 preview, vlc crashed when playing music from a SMB
share via gvfs - it just did this twice in a row
ProblemType: Crash
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Affecting me too.
I find that if I alt-tab to another window in the destination workspace
(any window, Chromium or not) and back again, then Chromium redraws.
I note also that I've been running 14.04 for a couple of months now, and
this only started happening with Chromium 34; so I'm presuming th
Before I do, is there ANY EVIDENCE WHATSOEVER that this bug has been
fixed upstream?
You can close the bug if you like, and I'm sure that will do wonders for
management metrics - but that doesn't make this Linux-wide problem
disappear.
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Version 4.10
01/08/2013
So, same version number but date matching the update site (the date on
the Toshiba site for 4.10-WIN(EC_KBC1.60) is 02/08/2013).
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In utterly amazing news, the bug is still present in 13.10.
(you watch, he'll ask me to try again with 13.04.)
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Christopher - thanks very much for your post. You should be unsurprised
to hear that I updated the BIOS and it made no difference.
I say you *should* be unsurprised, on the assumption you read the rest
of the bug. Because we know for sure (a) it works with a patch (b) that
Canonical used to have a
I've moved it back to "confirmed" since I've jumped through the
requested hoop, and it affects at least one other person.
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I'm now upgrading to 13.10, let's see if that makes a difference.
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You really don't appear to have read what's been written already.
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d
Chris - as I noted in the comment right before yours, the box has been
reimaged to 10.04 and is in use with 10.04. As such, I'm not going to
reimage a working machine that's in use to 12.04 for an irrelevant
exercise in jumping through hoops.
The problem is clearly something introduced by Canonica
Another bug on the same topic:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/toshset/+bug/644898
The patch for toshset to work was apparently removed by Canonical:
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/kernel-team/2010-June/02.html -
that makes this *not* an upstream problem.
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Here's the Ubuntu workaround:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1550219 This was for the R700.
If something like it can be put into Ubuntu to work around the problem
that upstream have abandoned ...
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Apparently it's in toshiba_acpi, which is presently ... unmaintained!
Fabulous.
There's a workaround here
https://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?id=132044 which might help
should anyone with this laptop find this bug report and feel like
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0.4.14 in Raring does not show the crash behaviour. Thanks, and thank
you for stepping in to maintain the package :-)
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Sadly, it does appear to exist upstream as well - tested with
3.9.0-030900rc4.201303232035 from that directory. Mainline kernel
behaviour is the same: fresh from boot, both the hotkeys and the applet
change the brightness OK; after suspend and resume, the laptop comes
back but the backlight is off
Removed the workaround script, suspended with acpi_backlight=vendor
enabled - came back from suspend with backlight at dark, neither hotkeys
nor applet worked to get it back.
Rebooted with video.use_bios_initial_backlight=0 and hotkeys and applet
both worked just fine. Just
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... suspended, came back and there was still no backlight.
It's taken me half an hour just to file this bug per the list of
requirements. Is there anything else you need?
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Rebooted with acpi_backlight=vendor - backlight applet and hotkeys work
fine. Attaching more stuff ...
echo 8 > /sys/class/backlight/intel_backlight/brightness does change
the backlight brightness, to dark or near-dark.
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There must be a better interface than to add each file one at a time
through a painfully slow web interface.
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Toshiba Portege R830-13C: laptop comes back from suspend, but with no
backlight.
I can slightly work around it with the script at
http://www.refreshit.info/2013/03/solved-backlight-problem-after-
suspend.html , but this is less than ideal (and I can't adjust the
backlight aft
Yes, switching first to 12.10 then to the still-supported 10.04 was our
eventual workaround too - since Canonical clearly don't care about a bug
that Canonical clearly introduced into an LTS. This is unfortunate.
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Fedora has accepted MATE as an alternative desktop, fwiw.
I just installed Ubuntu 10.04 on an old netbook. GNOME2 is hauntingly
usable compared to GNOME3 or Unity (which barely works on the device).
What are the technical barriers to MATE's inclusion in the Ubuntu repos?
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Appears fixed \o/ Thank you, Lionel! Anyone else?
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Affects me in Xubuntu on Toshiba Portege R830-13C.
The brightness control in the taskbar works until I suspend. When I come
back from suspend, it doesn't work any more.
The brightness buttons on the keyboa
Excellent! Any hope of getting those strings fixed for 12.04 and/or
12.10?
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I'm using that locale, yes.
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De-duping this so that there exists a public post people can actually
comment on.
This bug still exists in the release 12.10. Happens every time the power
is plugged in or unplugged.
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winff is a graphical frontend to ffmpeg. It does not have ffmpeg as a
dependency in Ubuntu 12.10.
If you install winff and run it, it complains it can't find ffmpeg or
ffplay.
If you then install ffmpeg, it works.
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Importance: Undecided
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Yes, this duplication appears to be entirely erroneous.
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It would be nice if someone went through that bug and made it able to be
made public. *How* many dupes has it got so far?
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You've just duplicated this to a private bug! How on earth am I supposed
to actually comment there?
(And how old is that bug, that it still has to stay private?)
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This is marked duplicate of an apparently nonexistent bug. Is this a bug
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I have a report (anecdotal, no kernel.log, sorry) from someone else who
got oopses on recent Ubuntu with a USB Wacom tablet:
http://reddragdiva.dreamwidth.org/582107.html?thread=8104155#cmt8104155
They switched to Linux Mint XFCE and the problem no longer manifested.
Mint XFCE is derived directly f
I have just tried again with 3.2.0-29, first disabling the Broadcom
driver with jockey. I now get the oops in an untainted kernel - this
suggests it is indeed something about the Ubuntu variant.
Realistically, is anyone looking into this problem or going to look into
this problem? I need to know w
Right, I've tested again. Current Precise kernel, 3.2.0.29, produces the
oops. So the bug is still present.
The interesting thing is that mainline kernel 3.2.0 for Precise, from
the kernel PPA,*does not* show the bug - the Wacom connects just fine.
So it's (a) something Ubuntu has changed from ma
More detail: that's on an HP DC7800 with 12.04 i386 kernel - the 10.04
was amd64 kernel. (No reason for the switch, I just had an i386 ISO to
hand when I was reinstalling.)
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Same problem affecting me on HP DC7800 with stock 12.04 kernel. Oddly
enough, suspending and resuming worked flawlessly on 10.04. Haven't
tried generic Linus kernel yet.
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I keep meaning to run further tests against various mainline kernels but
not having the right combination of machine access and time. Would this
be useful information at this stage, or do you have a good idea where
and why this is happening?
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Sorry about that, the tablet was low on battery! I charged it and it
does not oops with 3.5rc5 - so it's fixed upstream - and it does oops
with the Ubuntu kernel. Status and tag updated.
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I've installed kernel 3.5.0rc5, and it boots ... but I can't get the
device to connect at all.
But it doesn't oops. Is that a "fixed upstream" or not?
The only evidence the system is trying is /var/log/syslog - lots of:
Jul 6 21:59:20 fenris bluetoothd[643]: Discovery session 0xb7d4a3b0 with :1
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Connecting the tablet via Bluetooth reliably oopses the system, crashing
X.
>From /var/log/kern.log:
Jul 4 21:58:44 fenris kernel: [14546.998060] input: WACOM Pen Tablet as
/devices/pci:00/:00:
11.04 is not LTS.
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This happened after a normal update-manager upgrade.
ProblemType: Package
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Uname: Linux 2.6.38-10
Just happened to me on Dell Mini 9 running 11.04, just updated.
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Still present in Natty 2011-03-02.
This is a really obvious fit-and-finish error, quite jarring given the
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Seven months later? I'm afraid I don't even remember.
I suppose that's one way to keep the bug count down: forget them, demand
information over half a year later then close them. Doesn't fix bugs,
but sure clears the paperwork.
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I got this on Calibre 0.7.18 running in Ubuntu 10.10. Was trying to
convert a .LIT to a PDF.
Only the exporter crashed - the application itself is still running
fine.
Fairly obviously, this needs to go upstream.
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It's still bad in Karmic (I'm now using the same Satellite Pro 6050 that
Caroline filed this bug concerning) - this is Xorg Server 1.6.2rc1 with
latest everything.
It's a very crusty old driver. I asked on the xorg mailing list about
hints and tips on fixing it, they suggested faking an EDID respo
Still broken in Karmic.
I think this is upstream in Xorg, but I also think the Trident driver's
so old that upstream won't care unless someone submits them a good patch
- so if we don't want this broken in Ubuntu we'll have to fix it
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OK, I did aptitude update;aptitude upgrade and rebooted today, and it
appears to have fixed itself. So (a) presumably it wasn't in fact the
kernel driver (b) it's not a problem today! (Might be tomorrow, but
that's what I get for running an alpha ;-) )
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Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.30-10-generic
I installed Kubuntu 9.10a2 and sound was fine - kernel was
2.6.30-8-generic.
I promptly did a full upgrade, which took the kernel to
2.6.30-10-generic. Now sound doesn't work ...
The error notification (in KDE4) is:
The au
I suspect this mosty affects people running KDE4 on Hardy from ppa - but
anyone running stuff from a ppa should be able to fix problems from the
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Binary package hint: systemsettings
When you upgrade from Hardy with KDE4 to Intrepid with KDE4, "System
settings ..." opens a blank window.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6038056 - me and one other
person had this.
This happe
So why just close it with an excuse rather than moving it there?
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When you upgrade from Hardy with KDE4 to Intrepid with KDE4, "System
settings ..." opens a blank window.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=6038056 - me and one other
person had this.
This happens to those who were on Hardy and inst
There's a systemic problem here with Ubuntu, not just one not-updated
module.
(a) this bug happens *every* minor kernel update;
(b) the module apparently exists, but has been held back for *weeks* with no
decent explanation
(c) leaving all VirtualBox VMs unusable on what's supposed to be the stab
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: virtualbox-ose
Updated kernel to 2.6.24-21 ... virtualbox-ose-modules hasn't been
updated. virtualbox-ose-modules-2.6.24-20-generic doesn't work with it.
So I can't start any of my virtual machines!
I see this happens most kernel releases ... suggest the
Public bug reported:
Version: Kubuntu Gutsy.
Kernel: 2.6.22-14-generic #1 SMP Wed Oct 10 06:00:47 GMT 2007 i686
Card is Belkin PC card, RT2500-based.
Laptop suspends or hibernates OK, comes back from hibernate OK ... but
the wifi card is off and can't be switched back on. Network Manager
can't s
I strongly suspect this is making more visible a pretty well-known
problem with Amarok scanning collections over SMB. My collection is on
an SMB share mounted using smbfs to /mp3 ... This problem shows up under
multiple distributions, but Amarok keep bouncing the bug reports back to
the distros. Wh
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Binary package hint: debconf
Feisty, current - just did a sudo apt-get update;sudo apt-get upgrade
ProblemType: Crash
Architecture: i386
Date: Tue Mar 6 17:16:06 2007
Disassembly: 0x22:
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 7.04
ExecutablePath: /usr/sbin/dpkg-preconfigure
InterpreterPath:
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Binary package hint: amarok
Scanning collection which was on smbfs-mounted remote directory
ProblemType: Crash
Architecture: i386
Date: Wed Feb 28 21:55:39 2007
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 7.04
ExecutablePath: /usr/bin/amarokcollectionscanner
Package: amarok 2:1.4.5-0ubuntu5
ProcC
This appears not to be fixed in Feisty.
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This is also affecting Feisty. I'm getting it here (Dell Latitude D600),
and so are others. See bug 70525 and
http://www.ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=168581 (that one's really
detailed on trying exactly what the software asks you to do).
This one's a nuisance without a workaround, and very n0
Is this the same problem that's been around since bug 3406 ?
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As I noted above, I got it from bug 78037 :-) When starting up or
plugging in a card, do:
sudo ifconfig [interface] down
sudo iwconfig [interface] essid [essid] key [key]
sudo ifconfig [interface] up
sudo dhclient3 [interface]
I also listed this on the forums, with a note for people to add other
Note: the same solution works for prism54:
sudo ifconfig [interface] down
sudo iwconfig [interface] essid [essid] key [key]
sudo ifconfig [interface] up
sudo dhclient3 [interface]
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Bug 78037 may be informative. The workaround is:
sudo ifconfig [interface] down
sudo iwconfig [interface] essid [essid] key [key]
sudo ifconfig [interface] up
sudo dhclient3 [interface]
This just worked for me using WEP through both rt2500 and prism54 cards
in Feisty (bug 82711). Something like i
The rt2500 part of this bug appears to be bug 78037. The by-hand fix
there works (I need to do "sudo dhclient3 ra0" afterwards, and I have to
apply the bug fix again by hand if I unplug the card).
The Netcomm card is actually a Netcomm 11g, and uses the prism54 driver.
The same by-hand fix there w
I got as far as editing /etc/network/interfaces - it does not contain
anything about ra0 at all! Should it? Current contents are:
auto lo
iface lo inet loopback
auto eth0
iface eth0 inet dhcp
auto eth1
iface eth1 inet dhcp
auto eth2
iface eth2 inet dhcp
auto ath0
iface ath0 inet dhcp
auto wla
** Description changed:
Testing on Compaq N410c and Dell Latitude D600 laptops - my wifi cards
Just Work on both in Edgy, but not in Feisty. The cards are a Belkin
F5D7010 (rt2500) and NetComm 54g (wg54t).
In both cases, the kernel detects the card okay and dhclient runs.
However, the
Public bug reported:
Testing on Compaq N410c and Dell Latitude D600 laptops - my wifi cards
Just Work on both in Edgy, but not in Feisty. The cards are a Belkin
F5D7010 (rt2500) and NetComm 54g (wg54t).
In both cases, the kernel detects the card okay and dhclient runs.
However, the card doesn't s
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