+1. Constant segfaults would be less annoying than pointless game
updates from facebook. I hope this gets raised to critical.
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Even stranger, I just applied all the latest updates, made some changes
to the compiz settings and rebooted my PC and the popping has returned.
Ill see if it fixes itself again after a day or two.
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Strange, I have not downloaded any updates since the day I installed
9.10 RC and have not changed any settings. But sound is now working
properly.
I did install a number of packages from the ubuntu/medibuntu repos but
nothing that affected sound (eclipse, vim, meld, skype, etc.).
/etc/modprobe.d/
I would just like to add that the popping was observed even when the
sound was muted. No popping was noticed when watching some videos. So
either I just did not notice it or the popping only occurs when idle.
The later would make sense if the soundcard is being toggled by the
power manager.
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Public bug reported:
A single pop occurs at a non-periodic intervals ranging from about 20
seconds to several minutes between pops. Most pops occur about every
1-2 minutes though. Profile is set to Analog Stereo Duplex, however, I
still got pops on other profiles (Digital Stereo) even though I g
Sorry, I no longer have access to that hardware to perform the test (it was
the property of a former employer). However, I can tell you I did perform a
network install using the mini iso as late as about three/four weeks ago.
At that time (post 8.4.1 release) it still had a problem.
I did do a fe
The previously mentioned similar bug (42974) referenced Bug #40297,
where the submitter tried booting using different values in the
"vga=xxx" option.
I found that adding vga=773 to my boot options allows me to boot up w/o
a corrupt screen.
Shortly after "Loading hardware drivers" is displayed, I
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This sounds similar to Bug #42974, however that is two years old. I had
also installed Ubuntu 7.04 on both of these systems and did not
experience these problems with that version. Consequently either this
bug reappeared or it is a new bug.
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This video show switching from desktop to tty1 (causing video
corruption), then back to desktop (resolving video corruption).
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This video shows the video corruption at bootup. Note, shortly after
"Loading Hardware Drivers" is displayed, the screen is corrupted and
then returns once gdm/fluxbox is launched.
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... and Xorg.0.log
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Attached is lspci -vvn output
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Just in case here is xorg.conf
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I have two Ampro ETX 610 boards
(http://www.ampro.com/Products/ETX%2DXTX/ETX%5F610/), one connected to a
VGA CRT monitor, the other connected to an NEC SVA150XG05TB flat panel
display. This bug ONLY applies to the one with the NEC flat panel,
everything worked just fine on th
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 147943 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/147943
I have the same issue on AMD64 Gutsy beta as of Oct-7-2007.
Hardware:
NVIDIA GeForce 8400M GS w/ 319MB
Intel T7500
2GB RAM
As stated, running 64 bit Gutsy beta w/ nvidia-glx-new drivers from
gutsy repository.
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