Thrash,
You have to download Also Firware from the ALSA site and then with the
right tools compile your own firmware. This is fairly straight forward
if you follow the instructions but it is a pain in the ass having to do
it.
Once the Alsa-Firmware is installed then sopund will be working fine.
Same for the Echo Audio firmwares. Bloody annoying that their firmware
is not included in the Alsa Firmware package for Ubuntu.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/45880
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.20-12-generic
After upgrading to that kernel image I have found that I can not boot.
Booting hangs with SATA loading problems and as a result my root
partition can not then be loaded.
Worked fine with linux-image-2.6.20-10/11-generic
Thi
Where is this elusive FIX?
Nothing as at the 30/03/07 shows that the problem has been solved.
The SATA Device I have attached to a JMicron SATA2 controller is still FUBAR
since the last week or two, since time of pre beta using kernel
2.6.20-11-generic.
I have keep my updates coming and nothing
Ok, tried with build updated March 27 in Australian time
Kernel 2.6.20-13-generic
Same problems.
Removing quiet,splash from grub I get the following in the boot lists
"ata3 softreset and hard reset failed"
"ata3 giving up"
this is with my partion being (hd1,2) sdb3 being the root partition
whic
Thanks for that, wierd about the regression but as long as things are
fixed.
Will look further into the sound issue and lodge a report as needed.
Cya.
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Ok, done as requested and added the txt files you requested.
I believe it is a JMicron SATA controller built onboard the ASRock 939
SATA Dual motherboard I have. The problem was fixed cause I had a
similar issue earlier in the testing stage but it has reared it' s head
with the latest initramfs a
Seems to be an issue with ata1 in the boot process.
Fails both softreset and hardreset.
No idea about this one and I have not been able to find any log reports
specific to that kernel when I boot in a earlier kernel.
Could this be an initramfs problem?
Help.
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Rhythmbox 9.7
Feisty 64 updated as at 16/01/07
Echo Gina 3G
Most players will allow for you to stop the steam play and rebuffer it
or choose another station stream but with Rhythmbox the UI freezes and
becomes unresponsive leading to having to force quit.
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Public bug reported:
Using Rhythmbox to listen to internet radio here. I find that when
streaming audio Rhythmbox will hang if the stream can not continually
feed from the internet.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
** Description changed:
Using Rhyth
Having the same problem here.
Feisty 64 Dist-upgraded 16/1 11.10pm EST Australia.
Looking forward to seeing this fixed as Updater has been broken for a
week or more now.
** Attachment added: "Crash Log of Updater"
http://librarian.launchpad.net/5767778/_usr_bin_update-manager.1000.crash
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Hello Ben,
Here is a output of dmesg from the next successful boot but I didn't
comment out splash and quiet from my grub boot menu.
I trust that wouldn't effect the output of dmesg if so then let me know
and I will see what happens.
This problem is not as annoying as with kernel 2.6.19-2 as I g
09 -
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>
> Ash, please do not assign bugs to yourself. The bug assigner is for when
> the bug has been diagnosed, and someone has taken on the task of
> actually fixing it.
>
> blitze:
> You'll need to boot without the "quiet splash" boot options (ed
Funny that,
It was fine up till the 20th but some recent updates have seen the
re-introduction of this problem where the kernel stalls when trying to
memory map to PCI devices again. At least it doesn't take as much to get
it booting as last time (boots on 2nd or 3rd try now not 5th or 6th) but
Hello,
Using Deluge which with the recent fixes seems to be working fine.
Piers.
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Subject: [Bug 73502] Re: [Feisty] gnome-btdownload broken
Date: Wed, 20 Dec 2006 10:12:51 -
Same error, here is my crash report
This issue has been dealt with in the kernel-2.6.20-2 generic upgrade.
Thanks.
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Adding that for both kernels 2.6.17 and 2.6.19 generic, there are no
firmware loaders happening for Echo Gina3G's either.
My temp solution has been to compile alsa-firmware loaders from source but this
really should be happening with packages.
Would be great if the alsa-firmware loaders included
Public bug reported:
Not a real show stopper but quite often when booting Feisty 64 I get the
kernel hanging whilst allocating memory to PCI devices. It takes
usually 3 reboots to get the kernal to move beyond that point and
continue from then on it's fine.
Kernel-2.6.17 didn't give me any boot
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-btdownload
Using Feisty 64 current as at 16th December
Can not launch Gnome btdownloader as it crashes when trying and below is
the resultant report
** Affects: gnome-btdownload (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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