Chris,
Running "showkey -s" and then pressing Fn+F3 gave me "0xe0 0x71".
Then I just waited the 10 seconds for the program to finish.
When I returned to X, I ran xev just to make sure that infinite loop
wasn't running on background. Apparently, it wasn't.
One interesting thing: xev accuses the s
I can also confirm that Simone's package fixed the problem of glipper
crashing on first login for me.
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I have Intrepid installed on a Dell Vostro 1400.
Pressing Fn+F3, the battery button, had no effect until recently, when Bug
281134 was
fixed. Now, it starts an infinite loop of key presses that opens a neverending
sequence
of batter
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 214027 ***
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I just found out that this is probably just Bug 214027, which is fixed
in Intrepid.
If that's really the case, this is a duplicate of a fixed bug and can be
closed.
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I can't give *exact* steps to reproduce it as I haven't figured them out
myself. Everytime the problem happened it was when I tried to maximize a
window from Transmission, such as the properties window of a torrent.
However, most of the times maximization goes fine. Furthermore, the
problem *never*
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I'm having the same (very scary) problem with Transmission. In this and
the following messages I attach the xorg config and logs. Two things are
worth mentioning: I never touched xorg.conf manually (everything you see
was automatically generated) and I use nvidia-glx-new.
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I have a Dell Vostro 1400 with a built-in webcam that works flawlessly
with uvcvideo. However, during the boot I get
uvcvideo: Failed to query (129) UVC control 1 (unit 0) : -32
right after "loading hardware drivers...". Googling a bit, I found out
that this error message is
Ok, after confirming that my hal-info is up-to-date and rebooting to be even
more sure, I can safely say that the problem is not yet fixed for me.
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By the way, are you talking about the recent update in the hal-info
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If you are, this update has not fixed the problem for me.
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If such fix is true, this might be useless, but here it goes anyway:
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Something is wrong... I'm experiencing the white screen when resuming
from suspend or hibernate (Vostro 1400 with GeForce 8400M GS), but I'm
using compiz from the git repositories, which supposedbly does not have
the problematic patch. So why am I experiencing it?
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I reported #239413 following the advice above of Andreas Wenning and
reported #239706 when I noticed that the scope of the multiple key
pressing problem goes beyond the scope of the brightness keys. I think
the difference between them is that this one (#207473) and #239413 deal
with the power-manag
By blacklisting video, the multiple key presses problem seems to go away
(lshal -m confirms this), but there's some nasty consequences for the
brightness applet:
1) Completely loses sync with the screen brightness.
2) Using the slider not only has no effect, but also hangs the system
for two or t
I've just noticed that with video blacklisted the same short hanging
occurs also when the AC cable is plugged in and out.
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I recently noticed that the problem does not happen only with brightness
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Output of lshal -m after pressing Fn+F8:
06:44:12.388: platform_i8042_i8042_KBD_port_logicaldev_input condition
ButtonPressed = switch-videomode
06:44:12.389: computer_logicaldev_input_1 condition ButtonPressed =
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I recently noticed that the problem reported in Bug #239413 might be
deeper than I thought. The brightness keys apparently are not the only
Fn combination reported multiple times when I press the button only once
and the problem is not reproducible on
Not consistent for my Vostro 1400 either.
Furthermore, my current settings is 100% on ac and 50% on battery.
However, if I unplug the cable and plug it again, it goes to 50% like it
should on battery but then it goes back to 94% instead of 100%. Which
means that, even in terms of relative calculat
Bug #239413 reported. I don't know if someone will consider it a
duplicate, but I couldn't find a report of this exact problem already
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Some other observations:
1) Executing /etc/acpi/video_brightnessdown.sh or
/etc/acpi/video_brightnessup.sh changes the brightness just one step,
but tweaking those scripts, or even deleting them, has no effect in the
bug. It seems they are not called at all when the Fn keys are pressed, I
don't kn
Public bug reported:
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As recommended by Andreas Wenning in Bug #207473, I'm opening a new bug
report. Although there's several similar bugs already reported, I didn't
find one I could really consider a duplicate.
My laptop is Dell Vostro 1400 with a GeFor
Scott, I know that an update to kde-guidance is available, but that's a
fix only to KDE users, right?
I was asking about an update for gnome-power-manager and if it's
possible at all. I'm willing to help with any reports needed.
Bruce, I merely asked something that I think is relevant for gnome u
Thanks for the response, radsaq. But are you sure there's a patched
g-p-m in hardy-proposed? I just checked the repository and the hardy-
changes list and found nothing...
PS: Sorry about the confusion about posts and comments. It wasn't my
intention to infer this is a discussion forum.
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Well, the original post mentions that without g-p-m the brightness
transition works smoothly, so I thought a fix could also be possible
with Gnome.
My card is a GeForce 8400M GS (I have a Vostro 1400 lappy) and I have
this problem with both nv and nvidia-glx-new. Please let me know of any
technica
Will there be a fix for Gnome? The kde-guidance fix will only fix this
for KDE, right?
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Thanks for the info, Leann.
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In case I stumble upon a regression, would a simple downgrade of the
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Ok, I'm a little bit confused... I'm having this bug but I use compiz
from git, was I supposed to?
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The patch mentioned above was included in the 2.6.26 kernel since rc1
and this Debian bug report
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=478720
has confirmed that the fix will be available for Lenny.
Any chance that a new iwlwifi might reach linux-backports-modules soon?
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Can someone confirm if compiling compat-wireless gives blinking or just
a steady light? The git log posted above does mention blinking...
I'd test it myself, but some particular (and personal) problems do not
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According to what Dusan said, it originally pointed to libnvidia-
wfb.so.169.12.
I'd guess this is the /usr/lib/xorg/modules/libnvidia-wfb.so.169.12
provided in the nvidia-glx-new package.
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Tom, try to restore the original libwfb.so like Dusan mentioned, I think
I gave you a wrong advice up there due to my old and poor memory.
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It's recommended to install from hardy-proposed only the updates you
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Tom, try booting in both kernels and see if the problem is fixed in one
of them. Since the nvidia module is compiled for a specific kernel, it's
expect that the problem will NOT be fixed on one of them.
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https://
Tom, does "sudo rm /usr/lib/xorg/modules/libwfb.so" work? If I remember
correctly (but I'm not sure if I do), there was no
/usr/lib/xorg/modules/libwfb.so before you created the link, so it
should be safe to simply rm it.
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I recommend deleting the link first, confirm that the problem returns,
and only then download the fixed package. That way you can be sure that
what fixed the issue was the new package version and not something you
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Guys, I think something must be done here to make the availability of a
fix in hardy-proposed more evident. As you can see by the posts
immediately above, people are still trying to do the manual symlink fix
or even trying to install XGL instead of downloading the package and
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I'm not completely sure, but this link
http://git.kernel.org/?p=linux/kernel/git/rchatre/iwlwifi-2.6.git;a=commit;h=ec2ce7fc7890b37d564a274513d8d99ed4edb9ac
indicates that progress on this issue has been made some time ago. Might
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Sorry, my full question is: will an eventual official fix for this
package break the system of people who already did the fix manually?
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Fix confirmed to work on my Vostro 1400.
Will the package be updated?
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Sorry, I meant Bug #224488.
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Created Bug #176090 for the blinking issue.
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Bug #176090 (https://bugs.launchpad.net/linux/+bug/176090), wireless LED not
working with iwl3945, is already fixed in linux-backports-modules-hardy.
However,
the LED behavior is not perfect because it does not blink on traffic. The
blinking
works with proprietary driver ipw
Should we open a new report for the fact that the led does not blink on
traffic?
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By the way, my timezone is America/Sao Paulo.
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I'm having this bug on Gutsy 64. Is there any workaround to it that does
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I just thought it was a valid question about the status of the bug, because a
negative answer would mean that the headphone fix won't be available in Hardy.
Sorry if I disrupted the purpose of this report.
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Developing the last comment a bit more, what are the chances that the two
headphones
fix will be available in Hardy? I'm asking this because Alsa 1.0.17 will
probably be released
only after Hardy's release date.
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Will a patch / workaround for Gutsy be made available?
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Great news! I will test it later. :)
Too bad it's probably too late to be included in Hardy now... or is it?
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Ugh, now I just found out that after compiling alsa 1.0.16 I can't install
the latest nvidia proprietary driver (169.09).
Why? I would understand if the ubuntu package nvidia-glx-new didn't work
(and it probably doesn't), but the latest should work...
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It worked! The internal mic finally worked! Excellent job, guys!
That said, I'm stuck at three things:
1) The background hiss is quite loud. I think I can use Skype, but I'm curious:
is this going to be fixed eventually or is more likely a hardware issue?
2) How can I use an external mic if I wa
Hi Harvey, thanks for the reply.
I tried to compile alsa-drivers, alsa-lib and alsa-utils like in the link
you gave me. configure, make and make install went without
problems, but after I rebooted my sound simply vanished.
The sound was not working out of the box, I had to put
options probe_mask=
Sound is back!
I just found out that I had to use model=dell-3stack. This not
only gave my sound back but also finally made "Digital"
appear on the mixer list.
Gonna need some time to actually test the internal mic now,
but things are definitely improving.
Hope to return here with good news for
Any news on an amd64 build of linux-backports-modules-2.6.22-14.11?
Does anyone knows the reason why the build failed so far?
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Okay, just one last doubt that came to my mind yesterday.
If a high softvol is what causes background noise, does that mean
that iI have to choose between talking loud and having noise?
Or is the noise only caused by REALLY high volume values?
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Well, as long as I don't have to talk loud WITH software gain, I'm fine
with it. :)
Thanks for all the quick replies!
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Actually, I didn't try it yet, I want to make sure I understood
everything before.
What about the low volume problems? Do I have to do everything rumburak
did?
Sorry for all the trouble.
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Okay, after so many posts here I'm a bit confused
(and interested, since I have a laptop with this mic)
So, please correct me where I am wrong (concerning the internal mic):
1) For Gutsy 32-bit, installing the latest linux-backports-modules
should be enough.
2) For Gutsy 64-bit, compiling latest
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