Upgraded from Karmic to Lucid today and am also having the "symbol
'grub_puts' not found" error described by illbashu; I have the Ubuntu
install on a different drive from sda, so I had to reinstall grub2 for
Karmic also. I haven't rebooted yet after reinstalling grub2, but I
assume I'll run into t
I hadn't tried using vinagre for some time, but I updated with the
latest updates yesterday and tried connecting again (using the same
computers that had not worked before); remote desktop is working great,
and I was able to see and manipulate everything I tried.
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vinagre connects but appears
Confirmed on two computers with Jaunty, using the nvidia 180 driver.
Didn't see this behavior on the first computer in Intrepid, only after a
new install of Jaunty. Occurs when using Cedega OR wine.
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gnome panel displayed running wine apps full screen with desktop effects enabled
https://bugs.
Same behavior here, also have nvidia-180 driver.
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vinagre connects but appears that I cannot start anything on remote desktop
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/350327
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I don't think this should be closed, I just upgraded one of my computers
from Hardy to Intrepid and had this happen. It's very disconcerting,
and I had not changed any settings. There appears to be something
broken in the upgrade process. I'm glad the fix is easy, but it would
be nice if nautilu
Update - in Intrepid Ibex (beta), after applying the restricted NVidia
driver through the built-in Ubuntu mechanism, my screen resolution is
working beautifully - I didn't have to do any messing with the xorg file
this time. Before using the restricted driver, however, it was still
only allowing 8
The xorg file fix worked for me - but even better news, I ran all the
updates today and with a clean xorg file (i.e. no entries for any input
devices), my mouse and keyboard now work perfectly! I love seeing bugs
disappear so quickly...
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[intrepid] mouse and keyboard stop working under gdm and
Fresh install of Beta from 2 days ago... USB keyboard works fine, USB
mouse does not. In /var/log/messages I see my USB wheel mouse being
detected and set to /class/input/input6. Restarting Gnome
(/etc/init.d/gdm restart) did not resolve the problem, and I did a full
apt-get update/upgrade/dist-u
I also had the same problem using the nvidia driver through the
Restricted Drivers Manager - I could get 800x600 resolution through nv
(hardly great, but that's a different issue), but once I loaded the
nvidia driver through the Manager, I could only get 640x480.
Did these three steps this weekend
Great--glad to hear the information was useful. I went ahead and copied
over my old xorg.conf file from Gutsy to use for now, and that gets me
up and running with a decent resolution. I'm attaching the file in case
someone else stumbles across this same bug and doesn't have a working
xorg.conf fi
I started up a separate bug for my particular monitor/video card combo, and
attached all the information to it. Seemed cleaner than merging it into this
bug--however, if anyone is still monitoring this bug, here's a link to the one
I created:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/
The output from running xresprobe leads me to believe this is not a bug
with the nvidia driver? It seems to think it can support 1024x768 just
fine on this monitor...
** Attachment added: "xresprobe nvidia"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13079503/xresprobeOutput.txt
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[hardy] Screen resoluti
Ignore the 1024x768 entry in the xrandr output; I added that myself, but
it won't let me enable it, either through xrandr --output default --mode
[EMAIL PROTECTED], or through the Ubuntu Screen Resolution tool. The screen
just flickers once, no new entries are added to the Xorg.0.log
** Attachmen
** Attachment added: "output of get-edid | parse-edid"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13079429/edid.txt
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[hardy] Screen resolution only 640x480
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** Attachment added: "Xorg.0.log"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13079409/Xorg.0.log
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** Attachment added: "ddcprobe output"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13079404/ddcprobe.txt
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** Attachment added: "xorg.conf"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/13079401/xorg.conf
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg
Running the latest Hardy beta on a desktop with CRT monitor (model
Gateway EV910, edid "name" gwy232a) with NVidia card. Used Restricted
Driver Manager to install the nvidia driver and as far as I can tell
it's being used.
Only 320x240 and
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