Um, yeah. Pass the buck a couple of times, wait two years, then declare
invalid. Awesome bug handling.
Of course, my last palm died sometime in that two years, so I don't
personally care any more, but really.
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The problem no longer occurs with an update to narwhal alpha 1 (20110401).
All audio on the device appears to be functioning correctly - including the
HDMI audio out - which never worked, even with meerkat/lucid.
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Ok, looks like we're hitting different bugs. For me, on karmic at least
the procps.conf script is not being run *at all*.
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procps starts t
I've hit a similar problem, though it's net.bridge.bridge-nf-call-
iptables that I care about.
It's not because it's running too early though, it's not running at all.
I confirmed this by adding some echos to a log file to the script in
/etc/init/procps.conf. It appears to be broken in both karmi
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[IDT 92HD73C1X5] No audio when headphones are connected. Works fine
with internal speakers
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Public bug reported:
Using laptop model: Dell 1747
OS: Ubuntu Natty Narwhal (pre-release)
Description: When playing audio from any application the sound fails when
headphones are connected to the laptop (through either of the two headphone
sockets).
Headphones have been tested on other devices a
So, it seems we've located the bug. What are the next steps in terms of
getting a fix upstream?
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regression: Monitor label has garbage characters in gnome-display-properties
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/651731
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Ok. I don't have a /usr/share/hwdata/pnp.ids, but I do have a
/usr/share/libgnome-desktop/pnp.ids, which seems to contain the data you
describe.
Removing one of the entries seems to do the trick: as soon as I removed
the "IBM France" entry, the monitor showed up in the control panel as
"IBM Brasi
Ok, Xorg.0.log attached. This one was taken after the laptop has been
on for a while and there have been multiple monitor switches and
suspend/resumes since boot. I can produce a new one with a more
controlled sequence if that would help.
** Attachment added: "Xorg.0.log"
https://bugs.launch
Note that as the ubuntu-bug gathered information shows, I'm currently
running a custom x86_64 kernel. However when I was running the standard
Ubuntu kernel this bug showed up AFAICT identically.
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Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
I routinely connect my laptop to an external monitor - an IBM 20"
display connected via VGA.
In earlier Ubuntu releases this worked fine, with the two monitors
showing up as 'Laptop' and 'IBM 20"' (IIRC) in the gnome-display-
proper
As stated above, there is absolutely nothing to suggest this is related
to the device tree compiler. It looks like a udev configuration
problem. Removing package assignment.
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Same behaviour here, started with a maverick update about a week ago.
I'm using xmonad rather than one of the standard window managers, but it
did work correctly in lucid and when I first installed maverick.
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You rec
Hrm, a configure script just for that seems overkill, but I really
should add that info to a readme.
For now, however, the things you're probably missing are: libusb-dev,
libhid-dev and libasound2-dev.
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Seems the problem was with the evince 2.30.1 deb. I'm not sure where
that came from, given that 2.30.0 is current in lucid. I think I
previously had lucid-proposed in my sources.list, so I guess it pulled a
broken version in from there.
Sorry.
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Status: Inco
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evince
I'm running Ubuntu 10.04, evince is version 2.30.1-0ubuntu2. This is a
regression from karmic.
If I attempt to open a pdf file with '#' in the file name from the
command line (or from nautilus) evince starts, but does not open the
file, giving a
I've now replaced qcfrob.py with improved support from a udev-launched daemon,
quickcalld. Source is at
git://bilbo.ozlabs.org/~dwg-gitosis/repositories/quickcalld.git. I've been
meaning to package this for a while, but haven't had time yet.
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Um.. so if it's already been reported, what's the bug number for that
earlier report.
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Unfortunately I don't have a good characterization for this bug, and I'm
not sure how to go about getting one.
Several times, while playing a game in aisleriot, my X session has been
suddenly logged out for no obvious reason. It's possible t
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Well, the good news is that after working around the various other
booting problems I've had, it does appear that all my swap partitions
are now being mounted. So it looks like this bug can be closed.
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It seems like there are two main issues here. First, what is getting
the dates wrong so that fsck reports the inconsistency on the
filesystem. It sounds like that is covered in one of the other bugs
referenced.
Second problem, is why is mountall just jamming up and not dropping back
to a shell t
Well, that approach sounds reasonable. However it seems odd to me to
postpone a feature which will make it substantially easier to analyse
and workaround bugs until after you've fixed the bugs.
I think the current mountall brokenness is the one I've reported in bug
44794. The "Can't remove /forc
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I have a custom kernel which does not include securityfs. The system
will not boot with this kernel, because mountall dies when it is unable
to mount securityfs.
I realise that custom kernels are not supported, but really, mountall
should not b
Well. The new mountall might be mounting all the swap partitions. But
since it fails to boot on my machine, it's kind of hard to tell. It
looks very much as if my system is triply broken currently.
My most recent kernels don't even get out of the ramfs, looks like the
update-initramfs is broke
Ok, I've attached the stdout log. The stderr log is empty:
mulberryst:/dev$ ls -l /dev/*.log
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 0 2009-09-26 13:16 /dev/mountall-stderr.log
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 18928 2009-09-26 13:16 /dev/mountall-stdout.log
** Attachment added: "stdout log from mountall"
http://la
** Attachment added: "output from "sudo blkid""
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Certainly, fstab attached.
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I have two disks with a swap partition on each. Under Karmic, mountall
only activates one, not both of them. This is annoying, because
hibernate will not work without both mounted.
After a fresh boot:
mulberryst:~$ cat /proc/swaps
FilenameT
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 430125 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/430125
More specifically it seems that mountall never mounts /home amongst some
other things, never emits the 'filesystem' event and so nothing starts.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/430125
Still totally broken here with updates as of Sep 16 (Australian time).
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There appears to be a 32-bit integer overflow problem in facebookchat.
When I attempt to chat with someone whose Facebook uid is > 2^32 the
messages are sent correctly, but the return messages show up as coming
from their UID truncated to 32 bits.
This is in Karmic:
mulberry
This bug is labelled as "Fix Release" but although some of the codecs
are back in the karmic mencoder, several are still missing:
mulberryst:~$ mencoder -oac help -ovc help
MEncoder SVN-r29237-4.4.0 (C) 2000-2009 MPlayer Team
Available codecs:
copy - frame copy, without re-encoding (useful
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 386449 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/386449
I believe this is actually due to the karmic version of mencoder being
built missing the necessary codec. See bug #386449.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 386449
[regression] mencoder missi
Sorry, looks like this was a bug with my custom built kernel. The
problem hasn't reoccurred since I switched back to the standard kernel.
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At least with jpilot using "usb:" doesn't seem to work for me. Whether
I press the button in jpilot then the hotsync button on the palm, or the
other way around, it never seems to connect.
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Well, jpilot and the other pilot link tools don't technically *need* the
symlink - you can point them at whatever device you want, though
/dev/pilot is the default in most cases. But that's kind of missing the
point. Since the port devices are dynamically assigned, how else are
programs supposed
Public bug reported:
The USB to serial device built into most USB syncing Palm Pilots creates
two USB serial ports. Only the second of these is used for the hotsync
protocol, I think the other is used for PPP connections. In any case,
the /dev/pilot symlink is supposed to point to the second reg
Sorry I haven't done this sooner; I've been sidetracked by other things.
This recipe crashes it for me:
1. Start without pre-existing f-spot configuration (no ~/Photos,
~/.gnome2/f-spot or ~/.gconf/apps/f-spot directory).
2. Start f-spot
3. In the import dialog which appears, select a direc
Uh.. this may be due to the custom kernel I'm running. I'll need to do
some further investigation.
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I'm using Jaunty, btw. I was using Jaunty through most of the dev cycle
and mostly video playback was working fine. This bug seems to have come
in either shortly before, or after the final 9.04 release.
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Public bug reported:
Attempting to play a DVD with either totem-gstreamer or totem-xine
nearly always results in a crash. Sometimes the crash is immediate,
sometimes the DVD plays for a while before the crash happens. There are
two types of symptom:
* (common) server restart. The bottom p
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Binary package hint: jpilot
The version of jpilot in Ubuntu 9.04 (that is jpilot 1.6.0-1)
incorrectly exports to vcard format.
When exporting addresses to vcard format, jpilot it inserts an extra copy of
the category information in front of
the FN: tag, meaning the vcf outp
Likewise in Ubuntu Jaunty (Gnome 2.25.92), same workrave package
version. Counters sit at their initial configured values and don't
count.
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I still see the problem on Intrepid with2.6.27-11.27 on a Thinkpad X61.
Neither Fn-keys nor the sliders in System|Preferences|Power Management
alter the screen brightness.
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Sorry, I've been away over Christmas. Looks like the 2.0.12-0ubuntu5
package works, or at least, doesn't suffer from this particular bug.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/297123
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I believe I only started playing with ekiga after installing intrepid,
so yes.
However, I can't check to be sure since ekiga.net have just changed a
bunch of stuff and I can't change my SIP account password atm.
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Fixed package is now ready in my PPA. With this installed I'm able to
connect to NodePhone with Ekiga and make calls.
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I was unable to connect to my ISP's VOIP service (Internode Australia's
"NodePhone") using Ekiga. It always gave a "Forbidden" error message
when attempting to register. I was able to connect with Twinkle and
with sipsak.
After some wiresharking and experimentation I disco
Just because it's consistent with your policy doesn't mean the policy
itself is not an error. I shouldn't have to stay with a previous
version of the distro in order to avoid total and complete breakage of a
useful feature (with no replacement in sight). Not to mention that
downgrading to a previ
Sorry.. let me check if I follow you, I should open a new bug, rather
than re-opening this one, although the symptoms of my bug appear to be
more-or-less identical to this bug?
Again, I don't understand how the hex alternate form can make sense. If
my password were, say "deadbeef" how would netwo
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For years, I've always set up Alt-F1..Alt-F9 as shortcuts for Switch to
workspace 1..9, and Shift-Alt-F1..Shift-Alt-F9 as shortcuts for Move
window to workspace 1..9.
When running compiz, the Shift-Alt-Fn shortcuts don't work: I can enter
t
Likewise, I have this problem with current Intrepid - one of two
horrible regressions I've found from hardy, and I've only been using it
3 days.
I can't see how replacing the entered password with hex can be sane
behaviour, even if it's expected. Apart from the poor usability of this
behaviour, h
Of course, the fact that it's an upstream bug doesn't alter the fact
that Ubuntu has made a serious error in judgement to move to a version
of Gnome with such a serious regression.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/249
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 249373 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/249373
Oh, ok. I thought it ought to be reported already; it's so obvious and
annoying, but none of my searches found the other report. Thanks for
pointing this out.
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Public bug reported:
I've just installed Intrepid on several machines. Gnome session
management now completely fails to work: whenever I log in no windows or
apps are launched. Changing the "Automatically remember running
applications when logging out" option in Preferences|Sessions makes no
app
Public bug reported:
If I enter a password containing a '|' (pipe) character into the
password field in the Edit|Accounts Properties box, when I close then
re-enter the properties box, the password has been truncated. The
truncated password is shown only as dots, of course, but the number is
equa
Both suspend and hibernate are now working properly for me in Hardy.
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Same bug here, Intel BLKDG965WHMKR motherboard, intel graphics, Core 2
Duo CPU (E6420).
Both suspend-to-RAM and suspend-to-disk are broken
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This can't have anything to do with the device-tree-compiler, which
isn't used at all on amd64. I would guess this is a udev problem.
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