[Bug 2097885] Re: Network driver freezes when nvidia driver is loaded on 205-generic

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[Bug 2097885] [NEW] Network driver freezes when nvidia driver is loaded on 205-generic

Public bug reported: When the resolution is changed on console and/or the Xserver is started, the network/ethernet driver stops working. This only happens in 205-generic in 172-generic the same is fine. lsb_release -rd: Description:Ubuntu 20.04.6 LTS Release:20.04 uname -a: Linux f

[Bug 2097885] Re: Network driver freezes when nvidia driver is loaded on 205-generic

note: i have a second system with same motherboard and network card, differing only in the exact NVIDIA graphics card version installed - and the bug does not appear there. -- You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu. https://bugs.l

[Bug 926925] Re: eject -i 1 fails to lock drive eject button

I just realized that this isn't a recent regression: it was a regression in 11.10. I had previously worked around it via the udev edit described in http://ubuntuforums.org/archive/index.php/t-1852013.html ; my workaround was clobbered in an update. So this is a duplicate of bug 854814. -- You r

[Bug 926925] [NEW] eject -i 1 fails to lock drive eject button

Public bug reported: Running `eject -i 1` is supposed to lock the cd drive so it can't be ejected: $ eject -i 1 CD-Drive may NOT be ejected with device button Until a few weeks ago, this worked properly: after this command, neither running `eject` nor pressing the device eject button would open

[Bug 914037] Re: agrep gives incorrect output in some approximate searches

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[Bug 914037] [NEW] agrep gives incorrect output in some approximate searches

Public bug reported: agrep sometimes finds a line under exact matching, but not under inexact matching. I couldn't come up with a small test case, but http://web.mit.edu/ecprice/Public/broken-agrep-example.gz has a 1.3 million line test case: $ wget http://web.mit.edu/ecprice/Public/broken-ag

[Bug 242576] [NEW] image-dev option in xen-create-image not fully integrated

Public bug reported: Binary package hint: xen-tools There are four methods of giving the destination for xen-create-image: --dir, --evms, --lvm, and --image-dev. Several places in the code assume only the first three exist. For example: 147 If you do not wish to use loopba

[Bug 146208] bonding fails on ipw3945

Public bug reported: Binary package hint: ifenslave-2.6 I'm using Ubuntu Gutsy, ifenslave-2.6 version 1.1.0-7, and the 2.6.22-11-generic kernel. $ sudo ifenslave bond0 eth1 Master 'bond0', Slave 'eth1': Error: Enslave failed and dmesg has """\ [176280.924000] eth1: Setting MAC to 00:16:d3:26:3

[Bug 114953] Re: acpi_fakekey sends events to wrong evdev device

I have the same problem on Gutsy with my Thinkpad X60s. It's the same as Debian bug 433771 (see http://bugs.debian.org/cgi- bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=433771), which has a patch. -- acpi_fakekey sends events to wrong evdev device https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/114953 You received this bug notificati