Using "mouse" driver would be enough for me if it recognized all buttons
of my mouse well. I've got Logitech MX310 and it has one special button,
in MS Windows used as application changer (a replacement for Alt+Tab).
Evdev recognizes it properly, whereas "mouse" driver thinks it's the
same as middl
Is it a dup of #21412?
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Gutsy: Gnome fail to start after update to kernel 2.6.22-13-generic
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Sorry, I've written in the wrong bug report. :/
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Gutsy: Gnome fail to start after update to kernel 2.6.22-13-generic
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I agree with jimjin. I did not manually change menu.lst after an
installation of Ubuntu. I just put "/boot" as a different partition than
"/" so menu.lst should set up correctly by default. Unfortunately, after
every kernel update, my proper "hd(0,0)" automatically changes to
"hd(0,1)". I can manag
I have such a partition configuration:
/dev/sda1: /boot
/dev/sda2: swap
/dev/sda3: windows
/dev/sda5: /
/dev/sda6: /home
In my menu.lst file I have lines containing: "root (hd0,0)" which is
true. Nonetheless, after every kernel update, it automatically changes
to "hd(0,1)" which breaks running of
@ itismike:
Yes, read my notes. I thought (wrong) that You don't know how to update
it, but I fully agree that such work-around doesn't deserve a "Fix
Released" status.
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libsmbclient: upgrade fails with error 403
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@ Neal McBurnett:
So it should be "Confirmed" or "In Progress", but not "Fix Released", as
the issue has not been fixed yet, has it?
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libsmbclient: upgrade fails with error 403
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@ itismike:
You have to open a console and write:
sudo apt-get upgrade
Then everything will be ok.
Bu that's what I'm talking about - You shouldn't force people to use
apt-get manually. They don't need to learn this.
** Changed in: samba (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => Invalid
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libsm
Super, but I can still see a problem. Yes, 'apt-get upgrade' works fine,
but Ubuntu update manager doesn't use 'apt-get upgrade'. Ubuntu is
oriented at usual people, that often want only to check e-mail, write a
document and talk to others. They don't have to realize that there is a
text console so
