OK. At the risk of sounding stupid, but this might help someone else, so
let me first state that sound is working now.
This is one reboot after the last posting. Putting down everything that
I have done:
1. Followed this post to guide me towards kernel compiling to enable OSS
(http://blog.avirtua
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Sorry that the first line wasn't clear.
1. I meant that sound does not work in TvTime, Amarok and SMplayer among a few
others.
2. I cannot start the kmix mixer applet
3. However, sound works in KMplayer. KMplayer also gives multiple options for
sound output which allowed for the testing and resu
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Title:
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: pulseaudio
I ran :
$ubuntu-bug audio
which guided to this bug filing.
Sound works in kmplayer
Result of changes in - Configure KMplayer -> General -> Output -> Sound
1. Was on auto by default: Sound works
2. OSS: works
3. SDL: patchy sound, high cpu u
Creating problems for simple end users in the name of "user
experience"!! Remove functionality before equally-good-or-better
alternatives are available! Simply ridiculous!
B*lls to control freak idiots - if I use an app that is old and no
longer under active development, it simply means that I lik
Dear Michael,
You are right!!. The architecture is i386 as you correctly pointed out
(and as confirmed by "dpkg --print-architecture").
I had made a bootable usb drive from the alternate install iso for
jaunty (the current setup) and had kept a copy of the iso for future
use. Now it looks like I
Dear Michael,
You are right!!. The architecture is i386 as you correctly pointed out
(and as confirmed by "dpkg --print-architecture").
I had made a bootable usb drive from the alternate install iso for
jaunty (the current setup) and had kept a copy of the iso for future
use. Now it looks like I
This is similar to #372340, which was left unanswered. However, that bug
report was for the upgrade from 8.04 to 8.10, so this may or may not be
a duplicate.
Do I need to do anything else?
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"Failed to Add CD" error: Kubuntu AMD64 9.04-9.10 cdromupgrade from ISO not
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/35368353/md5text.txt
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"Failed to Add CD" error: Kubuntu AMD64 9.04-9.10 cdromupgrade from ISO not
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: update-manager
1. md5 checksum for iso matches the download page:
76e5a5d4b704677744bd84e042c05b63 (md5sum .
2. md5sum for individual files after mounting the iso gives "OK" for each file
checked.
3. Tried zsync update for iso - it also reported that th
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