linux-2.6.30-rc(ANY) solves the problem with speed, but still freezes in
a few (10-20-30) minutes of work in UXA mode. And this time it freezes
not only X desktop, but the whole system -- it's not possible to switch
into console anymore (and yes, DontZap=false).
Upgrading from xorg-edgers (in addi
Seems that hibernation is broken because of intel driver too.
I've just tested it on my MSI Wind U100, and system hibernates and
resumes normally only after deleting "splash" kernel option from
/boot/grub/menu.lst for 2.6.30-rc2 kernel (option "quiet" has no
matter). With "splash" option system fr
@Gnurou: No one will put _release_candiate_ kernel into any updates. So there
are two ways:
1) Wait until linux 2.6.30 release (when?)
2) Backport those patches, which solved the problem.
People say Mandriva 2009.1 has intel-2.7.0, and this whole issue solved.
And I'm sure they didn't put R.C. in
@Radu:
Ok, let me paraphrase. The problem seems to be solved algorithmically,
architecturally, and conceptually. And those very concerned users CAN,
AT LAST, AFTER SUCH A LONG TIME, fix it by just installing some software
pieces/versions.
For not so concerned or experienced users -- yes, the solu
UXA is noted here as a possible solution for EXA issues. What's wrong?
Test result for kernel-2.6.30rc2 + intel-2.7.0-1 (AccelMethod=UXA) on MSI Wind
(Intel GM945):
Everything works stable, desktop doesn't freeze for almost 20 hours of
work (earlier it was freezing every 1-3-5 hours).
There ar
I can confirm: installing both 2.7.99 intel driver from xorg-edgers AND
linux kernel 2.6.30-rc2 has solved performance issues (at least with
compiz) and image corruptions with opengl. Now I'm checking for UXA
desktop freeze, and will report after night or two of notebook working.
PS: MSI Wind U100
In Ubuntu 9.04 alpha 6 it works out of the box even with WPA/WPA2. (MSI
Wind U100)
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no support for realtek rtl8187se
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/246141
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Maybe related to bug with gstreamer-pulseaudio plugin, described here:
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=47
It was fixed ~2009-01-15 and pushed to fedora updates ~2009-01-23.
Waiting it in Ubuntu updates (it is a security issue, i think, as it some kind
of resource leaking).
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I have 8.10+proposed. Have put "jaunty" repositories into sources.list
instead of "intrepid" ones, updated, and then upgraded xserver-xorg-
video-intel with all its dependencies (xserver's core and all drivers).
But this didn't solved the problem, and the bug still exists as before.
But after load
I've solved my first issue. WiFi-router (Asus WL500g premium) only
supports WEP40 as a group cipher (can be seen in "iwlist scan"), and
wicd default templates contain only CCMP+TKIP both for pairwise and
group ciphers. Added WEP40 into /etc/wicd/encryption/templates/wpa (line
with "group="), and it
Having a strange problem with that driver (all of linux-rtl8187se-
modules-04cof...@2.6.27.7.11.deb, linux-rtl8187se-
modules-1...@2.6.27.7.11.deb and manually compiled
rtl8187se_linux_26.1023.0928.2008) on a very fresh Intrepid Ibex. Tried
with NetworkManager, wicd, and manually (sudo wpa_supplica
Public bug reported:
I use rfcomm to connect to bluetooth GPS receiver.
/etc/bluetooth/rfcomm.conf is configured to bind four devices
(rfcomm0..3) to the same bt-addr and channel. There are these four
devices in /dev/. Sometimes it works perfectly: cat /dev/rfcomm0
connects to gps-device and print
Confirm this happens in 8.10, fresh and updated.
Can be fixed by setting Audio Source to PulseAudio (in `gnome-sound-
properties` OR by `gconftool -t string --set
/system/gstreamer/0.10/default/audiosrc pulsesrc`).
Similary, when no pulseaudio daemon is running, alsa works fine (does
not set puls
Indeed, it is VERY often. If transmission is up- or downloading
something, it crashes every few hours, or, sometime, minutes(!). No way
to leave it for night.
I had to use sh-script with `while true` cycle to restart transmission
on craches. But at every restart it re-checks all files, refreshes
t
I suggest it is in src/gconf-helpers/gconf-
upgrade.c:nm_gconf_0_6_openvpn_settings(). It stores only "yes" values
there and does not check them being turned off in checkboxes, so as
doesn't reset them to some initial value ("no") in the code. Just
guessing.
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Public bug reported:
Ubuntu Intrepid Ibex latest (beta, as I suggest).
NetworkManager applet, when configuring OpenVPN settings, does not saves
checkboxes that were unset. I.e., when you toggles checkbox ON, and do
"OK", it saves value to gconf backend. Later, when you toggle this
checkbox OFF, a
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/17796881/Dependencies.txt
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Alsa Mixer does not store its state correctly
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/272865
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Binary package hint: alsa-utils
Alsamixer behaves strangely, together with gnome-sound-properties, at
least with recording from 'digital' input source. While system is
running, it is enough to set them up (roll to the highest value and
unmute) - and the gnome-sound-recorder r
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