I get this error when I boot my Ubuntu partition in VirtualBox, so no
real ECC problem there...
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EDAC amd64: WARNING: ECC is NOT currently enabled by the BIOS. Module will NOT
be loaded.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/422536
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@Thomas, I can try the 'time cat..' line later but I don't think it will
reveal information other than that catting the SATA harddisk is probably
faster, because the drive is generally faster (higher capacity per
platter, more cache).
@KhaaL, I must say that for the last test I used Anticipatory a
Update: running with 'mem=512m' seems to make performance just as bad as
on older/other kernels. Then I recalled some information about native
command queueing (thanks for the hint on your picture Jamie :)) and how
this could trash your disk on some older drive models. I already
disabled it on my f
KhaaL: thanks for pointing to that thread, but there is so much
information there that I cannot really separate all the issues at hand.
The test suite does not give any satisfactory results which I could
interpret. For now my best test is just to copy big files from PATA to
SATA disk, however the X
Milan: I did a fresh install of Jaunty on an empty SATA harddisk. The
rest of the machine is the same and I kept my PATA harddisk in to copy
the old files. That's when I noticed that while copying the interface
was sluggish. Something I always cursed Windows for and was one of my
true beliefs Linux
I just installed a fresh Jaunty and I am experiencing the same problem.
When I'm copying large files the responsiveness of the system goes down
dramatically. You practically cannot use the system any more. It takes
ages for the top menu to load (its icons) and when you start a simple
program like t
Although the bug persists, there is quite an easy workaround for this:
* Instead of opening Revelation and configure it to open a password file
on start up, open the password file directly. Gnome has associated the
application to open the password file with (which is Revelation) and
will start Rev
I have the same problem on my Ubuntu 8.10 beta/64 Bit. What I find
particularly strange is that I do have some VPN connections setup
manually in the /etc/ppp folder and these are working fine when I start
them with pon or poff.
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[Intrepid] nm-applet VPN tab greyed out
https://bugs.launchpad.net
No, the interface has changed in a way that when you select 'open file'
it will immediately give you a browse window, so the problem seems to
have disappeared.
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[VLC] 'Open file' dialog fails when typing a directory in the location bar (or
even crashes VLC)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/9697
I haven't tried the patch suggested above but I can confirm that the
problem still exists in version shipped with the current beta of Ubuntu
8.10.
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When auto-open a revelation password file, it gives an error
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/96968
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Some more info about when I discovered this bug:
- The bug was not present until the very latest beta from Feisty Fawn. Only the
last release candidates gave these bugs, all versions I have run before from
Edgy Eft and Dapper Drake did not have this problem either.
- I now changed my computer mo
The attachment (A working ML-1430 PPD (from Fedora Core 3) from a few
posts above seems to solve the bar problem on Feisty Fawn (AMD64) for me
as well!
First I gunzipped the driver from the attachment in /tmp. Then I
installed a new printer, choose the option 'Install Driver'. There I
pointed to /
Interesting. I thought the problem might have been NVidia related
because I read some stuff about the libpata (?) driver for NVidia and
that they changed things around. I have a Asus A8N-VM CSM myself, but
the SIL3114 is really different from my 'IDE interface: nVidia
Corporation MCP51 Serial ATA C
Note that the bug status has changed from confirmed -> In progress. The
OpenOffice bugs site itself has set target for the fix in OO.org 2.3.
That probably means that we will be stuck with this bug when using
Feisty..
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.20-15-generic
On my ASUS A8N-VM CSM motherboard my PATA harddisks are reported OK but
the SATA drives are not. Requestingall S.M.A.R.T. info from the drive
result in an error like the one below. On the older kernel
(2.6.20-14.22) the outp
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: vlc
Feisty Fawn, AMD64, VLC 0.8.6.release-0ubuntu4
Some application (but I know it happens at least with VLC) suffer from
this. If you open a file go to browse, type in a location and press
ENTER the path is not changed. If you press OPEN in the right bo
In Feisty Fawn Beta the icon seems to be fixed
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FTP icon seems to be missing
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I am experiencing the same problem in Feisty now. I was using Dapper
before but now my .gnome2/ dir also fills up with seahorse-?? files.
Dapper did not have this kind of behavior.
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I am experiencing the same problem in Feisty now. I was using Dapper
before but now my .gnome2/ dir also fills up with seahorse-?? files.
Dapper did not have this kind of behavior.
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On Feisty [amd64] this problem is still there. I have a Samsung ML1210
which worked perfectly fine under Dapper. I skipped Edgy and I am now
also noticing the same bar on the test page as well as faulty printed
images when I tried to print those on my clean Feisty install!
However I have not insta
In Feisty I have the same problem with Nvidia/Xinerama/AMD64. The
workaround posted above (Option "AddARGBGLXVisuals" "True") works around
the problem and gnome-terminal will start OK again.
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gnome-terminal does not start when using xinerama and nvidia
https://launchpad.net/bugs/58232
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In Impress (2.2.0~rc3~oof680m10-0ubuntu3) it looks like this
** Attachment added: "The screen in Impress"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7038419/Impress.jpg
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This is what it looks like in Acroread (from Edgy
7.0.9-0.0.ubuntu0.6.10), but it is the same in Evince
** Attachment added: "The screen in Acroread"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/7038425/pdf-export.jpg
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A Openoffice Impress presentation is not correctly exported to PDF
https://launchpad.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org-impress
Last week I made presentations in OpenOffice.org Impress in Ubuntu
Dapper (amd64). Exporting to PDF works fine. If I export the same
presentations to PDF now in Feisty (amd64), the background is not
rendered correctly.
It's very ea
** Attachment added: "Error when entering preferences menu"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6995089/Revelation-Error2.jpg
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: revelation
Feisty-Beta, Revelation 0.4.11-0ubuntu3
When in preferences 'Open file on startup' is set to a password
** Attachment added: "Error given on auto-open"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6995088/Revelation-Error1.jpg
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: revelation
Feisty-Beta, Revelation 0.4.11-0ubuntu3
When in preferences 'Open file on startup' is set to a password file it
seems to work, but as soon as the 'master password' for this file is
given, it will give a error message (see attachment). On my co
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: revelation
Appeared on Ubuntu Feisty - Herd 4 with latest updates om AMD64
architecture.
When I tried installing Revelation after all updates for Feisty applied
at feb 17, 22:58 (CET) it gives me the following error when starting up:
Traceback (most rec
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