I get what looks like a very similar problem on Karmic. I've found a
workaround that works at the moment is to unload and reload the wireless
driver like this:
sudo modprobe -r ath9k
sudo modprobe ath9k
Obviously, save your work before you try it in case it crashes your
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This bug was marked as a duplicate of #567858 in the GNOME bugzilla. I
have therefore updated this bug to refer to #567858.
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Status: Invalid => Unknown
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** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #591675
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=591675
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Importance: Unknown
Status: Unknown
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I think it's a serious problem with Empathy that there is no option to
prevent conversations being logged, as there is in Pidgin. It would be
good to have:
1) A general option to turn off logging altogether on the user's own computer
1a) An option to keep the current conversa
Phil, thank you so much! That solves the problem for me too. I can't
understand why, because it was happening with photos imported since I
upgraded to Jaunty.
I still get the problem that when I set a rotated photo as a desktop
background, it shows up wrongly oriented. This happens even for a fres
What might it be under? I can't find anything under applicat...@x-jpeg
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OK, so now it turns out (using current Jaunty) that the problem doesn't
occur if I create a brand new user and test with the same image. Does
anyone have any idea how I can fix this without taking the risk of
wiping out my entire GNOME config?
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When I import photos from my Canon EOS 400D (I think this is a Digital
Rebel XTi in the US), the ones taken with a "portrait" orientation
appear rotated through 90 degrees.
The camera is of the type that automatically "senses" what orientation
you took the photos at - I think
I seem to be getting more or less the same thing. I'm running Intrepid
on a 2.6.27 kernel. I know it's not a memory issue, as I've run a full
memtest86+ and smartctl health check on my hard drive. I attach
/var/log/dmesg.
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I'm getting this problem in Intrepid with NM 0.7. This might be because
I have the following setup:
eth0: wired Ethernet, always connected
eth1: used for a wireless device that is currently unplugged
Will this be fixed before Intrepid comes out?
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Hi Leann,
Thank you for all your help with this issue. I'm sorry to say that I've
upgraded my hard-drive since I reported the bug, and I'm no longer
experiencing any problems with it. I'm now using the old hard-drive
mounted in an external enclosure, connected via USB, and this setup
doesn't show
Looks like 2.6.24-19 fixes the hibernate issue for me. Thanks so much
for all your hard work, Ubuntu devs and bug reporters! I'm still having
issues with suspend-to-RAM, which I plan to look into next.
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Here are the various files requested...
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I seem to be having the same problem. I'll attach some more information
when I get round to it...
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Hi Leann,
I added the "kernel-ppa.list" file as you described, with the
appropriate entries in it, and then ran "sudo apt-get update". I then
ran "sudo apt-get upgrade -s", but the only thing it would offer to
upgrade was "linux-libc-dev", not "linux-image-2.6.25". I'm quite
willing to help with t
Thanks, Leann, the 'all_generic_ide' option fixes it for me. My HD still
shows up as /dev/sda rather than /dev/hda (which isn't a problem in
itself), but a 'cat /dev/urandom > ~/test' no longer clogs up the
system. I'm attaching the dmesg that I get after I've booted with
'all_generic_ide', in case
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Sorry, I mean a SCSI device. The HD is SATA. Under 2.6.22-14, it shows
up as /dev/hda, but on 2.6.24-12 and onwards it becomes /dev/sda.
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Confirming that this problem shows up in 2.6.24-12 and onwards. I don't
get the same problem with 2.6.22-14. I'm pretty sure it's to do with
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I tried doing the following:
mv /home/tom/.gnome2/evince/ev-metadata.xml /home/tom/.gnome2/evince/ev-
metadata.xml.old
and then opening a document in evince, closing it, and opening it again.
Now it seems to work fine.
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And my Xorg.0.log
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I'm having this problem too. Here's my xpdpyinfo.
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I don't get this problem if I boot with the "2.6.20-12-generic" kernel.
It could be connected with libata
(https://wiki.ubuntu.com/LibAtaForAtaDisks), as under 2.6.20-12 my SATA
hd shows up as /dev/hda rather than /dev/sda like it does under
2.6.24-15.
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I think I'm correct in assigning this to "linux"...
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I'm now pretty sure this is a disk access thing (it gets especially bad
when I'm running a script that backs up my whole home directory with
rsync), but fiddling with the script's i/o priority with 'ionice'
doesn't really seem to help.
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After a while of using Hardy, I've found that unlike Gutsy, heavy disk
usage by any one process (caused by things like launching Firefox or
Openoffice, or installing packages), causes other processes to be
starved of CPU time.
On a machine running Hardy, try:
cat /dev/urando
Here's a copy of my kern.log: as you can see, I tried to hibernate the
computer at about 11.10 on March 23rd, and resumed it this morning
(March 24th).
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It turns out that my machine (which is an ASUS Pundit-R, by the way, not
a Fujitsu-Siemens) actually does hibernate in the end if left long
enough. It takes a lot longer than it used to (so isn't really any
quicker than shutting down and starting up anymore), and although it
does resume from hibern
Sorry to pester, but is there anything that I or anyone can do to help
get this fixed soon? It's causing me a big headache
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I'm having what looks like a pretty similar problem. When I select
"hibernate", the screen goes black and then prints some text that looks
rather like this:
[ 847.068788] drm_sysfs_suspend
[ 858.779243] i8042 kbd 00:09:activation failed
If I press ctrl+alt+f1, I get a text-based login console, bu
Looks like I've found out what's going on.
Basically, the colour of the graph and its background are linked to
colours in the current theme. Looking at the "Colours" tab in the
"Customize Theme" box from the Appearance preferences, it seems that the
graph itself is set to the "Windows" colour, whi
hen the package manager updated gimp from the
release candidate version that came with Gutsy to the full 2.4.2
release.
It's a really annoying bug, because it prevents me from adjusting the
curves on an image properly, so help would be greatly appreciated!
Thanks,
Tom Kirby
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Sorry if I didn't make this clear: all of the directories concerned are
on the same filesystem, which is a local filesystem mounted on "/home".
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I can't get thumbnails in symlinked directories either.
"/home/tom/Desktop/2007-05/" is a symlink pointing to
"/home/tom/pictures/photos_archive/2007-05/".
If I open "~/Desktop/2007-05/" in Nautilus, and then double-click one of
the photos to open it with gthumb, then go to the "browser" view, no
I'm no longer getting the same specific problem on the same specific
page. This could be due to the fact that I'm now on Edgy, or that the
page has changed, or I might have installed some different
firefox/gstreamer plugin since the problem first occurred. Will try to
report back with more info lat
I am experiencing rather irritating problems visiting
http://www.timesonline.co.uk/uk/
I don't just get one error message, but hundreds. They just keep coming,
which is a far worse bug than a missing codec, as it means I have to
quit Firefox to stop the messages clogging up my system. In fact, I'd
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