The presence fix patch should be applied asap though.
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The proper fix is:
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I confirm here, oprofile doesn't work for me at all on i386 due to that
error:
$ sudo opcontrol --setup --no-vmlinux
$ sudo opcontrol --start
$ sudo opcontrol --stop
$ opreport -l
opreport error: basic_string::erase
Please fix, the package is basically unuseable. Another thing while at it is
I confirm here, oprofile doesn't work for me at all on i386 due to that
error:
$ sudo opcontrol --setup --no-vmlinux
$ sudo opcontrol --start
$ sudo opcontrol --stop
$ opreport -l
opreport error: basic_string::erase
Please fix, the package is basically unuseable. Another thing while at it is
I noticed that too, for some time, it seems, POP3 mails aren't deleted from the
server for me neither,
and I not checked "Leave messages on server", Jaunty doesn't appear to have
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behaviour thus, but confusing, as one would normally expect that setup
to delete messages i
Please fix in Jaunty !
Every second ubuntu release seems to break the keyspan firmwares ...
last time it was the config option not enabled, this time I suppose it's
something else, and everytime we have to battle to get them back.
Waiting for the next release isn't a reasonable option for a regres
No idea yet, haven't had a chance to test since I came back. Maybe later this
week. If the vmemmap fix is in,
along with the other bugs I reported, it should work tho... well, hopefully :-)
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Thanks Colin. I'll try a new ISO snapshot when I'm back to Australia
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2.6.27 has the fix for that problem.
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I never reproduced this bug, so I suspect it's been fixed a while ago.
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On Wed, 2006-08-09 at 14:03 +, Edu wrote:
> I can confirm this bug with 686 kernel and a p4. With 386 kernel the
> system is stable.
A bug regarding clocks setting was fixed (including in the stable branch
I think) a few weeks ago that might fix part of the problem.
Ben.
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On Fri, 2006-08-11 at 16:23 +, Zhares wrote:
> It seems Apple keeps inverting this 2 keys again and again. There should
> be a separate keyboard model for the machines that are reversed. I've
> got the impression that laptop keyboards have those keys in the other
> way of usb and bluetooth keyb
Can you try the patch at
http://people.freedesktop.org/~airlied/radeon_rn50_memmap.diff
And let me know ?
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Ok, all of those 3d/glxgears problems are unrelated. If you have a
specific problem, please open a separate report (and feel free to CC
me). At this point, we are trying to chase down the long standing random
system lockup issue that has been plaguing M6, M7 and radeon 7xxx users.
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The patch seem indeed confirm the reported lockups with M6, M7 and
radeon 7000 so far. David will probably do a new stable release of the
radeon driver including it. I recommend that Ubuntu updates dapper and
edgy drivers with that fix and close this bug.
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Disabling DRI will not fix it. It will still occasionally lockup
(depending on the machine and other ramdom circumstances). Ubuntu should
definitely apply this patch on dapper. Dave is about to release a new
stable version of the ATI driver which includes it too.
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You get a solid hang at startup ? With up to date kernel DRM, X DDX
etc... ? (including that clock fix we put in the X DDX a while ago)
Have you tried Option "DynamicClocks" "off" (or "on", that is try both).
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The edgy package is based on X 7.1 and can't just be used 'as-is' on
7.0, but the fix itself is a simple patch that could easily be applied
to dapper version of the driver
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please attach your config file.
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Here's a proposed fix
** Attachment added: "fix radeon DAC power on for CRT presence check"
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Yup, works now without wpa-action (which I added following that same
documentation you point out, though the dapper one, iirc)
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> According to Karl dapper doesn't work either and so it's not a
> regression and I am removing the target from edgy.
>
> Looking at the logs i think there at least 2 issues here.
>
> One is that the card is on PCI slot 0001:06:03.0
APM emu should still be useful to notify apps that directly listen to
/dev/apm_bios such as X, though I haven't seen that working properly
lately.
A few things you can try:
- First, check if radeonfb is loaded & working
- Try sleeping from console mode without having ever launched X from boot
Are env. variables preserved between invocations of the script ? they
are on ACPI scripts but not on /etc/power scripts afaik, which is why my
proposed pair of scripts does this hack with a temp file. You might
simply be missing your CONSOLE variable on the way back...
I find it a bit disturbing t
Checked that with the latest updates, tracker is no longer started in
KDE. Thanks.
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The main keyspan driver is missing from the modules built & installed by
ubuntu. The keyspan_pda is there but
not the main keyspan driver which supports most keyspan devices.
The relevant config options are:
USB_SERIAL_KEYSPAN for the core driver, and then the firmware blob
Last I tried, it worked on my rv350 based powerbook, though a test on a
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After installing gutsy from a daily iso and then doing apt-get install
kubuntu-desktop, when loggin into
KDE, I get both strigidaemon and trackerd running. The result on a brand new
distro on which I've
rsync'ed a few gigabytes of stuff off my previous one is that the box is
I updated earlier today so I now have 0.6.3, I'm not sure what i had
before, probably 0.6.2.
Not the problem isn't the responsiveness issue when tracker runs, I know about
that issue and that it's being worked on
separately.
The problem here is specifically that after an install of kubuntu-deskt
What is controlling launching/quitting of both of these ? They don't
seem to be services in /etc/init.d ...
Maybe best is some kind of script on launch of gnome/kde sessions that check if
both indexers are running,
and asks if the user wants to disable one of them (with an option to not
display
Allright, I did suspect the session thing (though I didn't find strigi in the
KDE service manager), but for some strange
reason, trackerd gets loaded on my kde sessions... could be when I launch a
gnome app as I have evolution auto
loaded, or could have been from saving a session where it was run
Public bug reported:
(Packages affected are kernel and mesa source (intel DRI))
3D apps such as Google Earth that request VBL sync'ed operations fail miserably
on 965gm based
machines due to an interrupt issue. This has been fixed via 2 patches, one to
the kernel intel DRM
module and one to the
With a bit more digging, it seems that for some reason, the APM emulation isn't
doing the job it used to do of
having X cleanup properly for suspend. It could be a bug with the recent X
servers or ATI drivers, that's unclear.
However, rather than trying to fix that, the best solution is to do li
Happens here too on a brand new T61 with irq 23, pretty much same
backtrace, with latest kernel from gutsy.
It looks like an upstream bug as it happens on a co-worker's X61 as well
with 2.6.23-rc8
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Also, irqpoll is at best a workaround to help tracking things, I
wouldn't recommend actually -using- a machine that way :-)
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A possible better workaround is to use "noapic". It sucks a lot less
and seem to have cured it for me so far.
Still not an optimal solution though, the root cause need to be tracked down,
though it may well be a BIOS bug
providing incorrect routing tables.
Can you guys try that and see if it he
I've been discussing with the ACPI maintainer, I'll do a couple of tests
with upstream kernels and file a bugzilla.kernel.org report. In the
meantime, he's secured a T61 and will investigate the issues ASAP. It
could be a BIOS bug tho. Once we've found the root cause and possible
workaround, one ca
Ah, thanks Klaus. Let's follow up there
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I don't know what's up with uslpash, but the problem with the text mode
having no text (only background) has just been fixed in the kernel
packages. (Some issue with the font save/restore code). Hopefully, the
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Except for ...
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/221646
I'm working on an upstream fix for the problem but it's not quite ready
yet and I can't tell at this stage whether it will be realistic to
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Public bug reported:
Today's hardy alternate CD install for PS3 fails to install due to a
failure to configure the "initscripts" package.
The failure root cause is that it tries to mount spufs on /spu but that
filesystem is not part of whatever
comes with the kernel on that installer CD.
I beli
Public bug reported:
The hard powerpc64 kernel is having serious trouble on PS3. Basically, I
have only about 88M of memory available after boot which makes it pretty
much unuseable.
The main reason for that is CONFIG_VIRTUAL_MMAP=y. This feature has been
designed for larger memory machines such
Public bug reported:
The installer fails to install any kernel on ps3 with the following
messages:
base-installer: info: kernel linux-powerpc64-smp not usable on cell
base-installer: info: kernel linux-powerpc not usable on cell
base-installer: info: kernel linux-image-powerpc64-smp not usable on
Yes, I wrote that patch after I filed this bug report :-) I decided to
dig a bit more into the problem and found that we needed a proper long
term solution, not only on PS3 but on anything with a small memory
footprint in fact (in theory, the same problem would happen with POWER5
or 6 partitions th
The patch should do the trick without needing to use a customer flavour of the
kernel.
I do recommend lowering the size of the PS3 FB though that can be done in a
common
kernel.
I'm having paulus review the patch closely and send it to linus for .26. Once
that's done
I'll look into backporting
Public bug reported:
The current hardy snapshot ISOs cannot be used to install on any powermac as the
ide-pmac driver is missing from the initrd, thus it won't find the CD-ROM.
There is currently no libata driver for the Apple "legacy" PATA IDE interfaces,
so that driver
is always needed.
** Af
Note that this is needed on both powerpc and powerpc64
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At this stage, I haven't reproduced that. Paul Mackerras has a
QuickSilver and tells me that with current upstream, sound seems to work
just fine... I'm a little bit at a loss trying to understand what is
happening, it would help if I could reproduce of course.
We could implement support for recov
Some notes:
- APM emu is broken in recent kernels, so that's why that part doesn't work,
but it isn't a big issue here
- "Fixing" HAL is not really useful as we want something more like x86 where
it's done by the suspend
& resume scripts and works always, not only when HAL is there. I would
Actually, it's CONFIG_USB_SERIAL_KEYSPAN that is missing, not
CONFIG_USB_SERIAL_KEYSPAN_PDA :-)
Also, once it's enabled, you also need to enable all the dependent sub-options
for the various firmwares.
This is what I use here:
CONFIG_USB_SERIAL_KEYSPAN=m
CONFIG_USB_SERIAL_KEYSPAN_MPR=y
CONFIG_U
I confirm this bug also happens on hardy on amd64 when trying to run the
logic analyzer software
http://www.sump.org/projects/analyzer/
Same backtrace:
Stack: [0x4000,0x40101000], sp=0x400fe760, free
space=1017k
Native frames: (J=compiled Java code, j=interpreted,
Good enough fix is at:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=11796
more specifically:
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/attachment.cgi?id=11431&action=view
That should not affect little endian architectures and fix the problem
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mouse cursors are displayed incorrectly on powerpc with what looks like
an endian issue:
Instead of: ><, one sees <> or something like that.
I think it's a known regression of upstream x.org, I'll try to provide a
patch to fix it asap.
** Affects: xorg-server (Ubuntu)
Public bug reported:
On a powerbook (aluminium G4 14" latest model with RV350 ATI), switching
to console and back to X locks up the system.
The switch to text console works fine. When switching back to X, it locks up
before X displays anything (you
see the X VT's text content but X doesn't actua
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Could be a dup of #126337 ?
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Happens here too on a PowerBook5,8. with 2.6.22-11
modprob'ing ide-disk fixes it here too.
The kernel package needs to be fixed to do that by default on all
powerpc Apple machines at least. I suspect G5's will have a similar
problem with the CD drive which is on the same type of controller which
Public bug reported:
On gutsy, trying to put the powerbook to sleep (by closing the lid for
example) causes the machine to crash with a PMU shutdown, which also has
the side effect of losing the content of the real time clock. Very
annoying. It works with Edgy.
I've verified that the kernel sleep
Looks like I wasn't completely right above. I don't know yet whether
userspace is using the ioctl or not, but it seems that calling the ioctl
directly also fails when X is frontmost.
Among other things I've noticed:
- the APM emulation module isn't loaded by default.
- the kernel isn't switchin
Looks like that the driver got updated to .193 since my report and that
appears to have fixed that problem
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The chip isn't in D3 state here and the problem is still there.
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Henrik, just a question: How can you decide whether a fix for this bug
meets a release criteria considering that there is no fix available yet
to judge ? :-)
We still don't know what the problem is, it'seems to be a HW issue and there is
no good workaround available neither at the moment (and irq
The changelog from Ben Collins doesn't mention a licensing issue.
As far as I know, only Debian has issue with the firmwares, other
distros don't, and they are part of the upstream kernel sources. In
fact, the simple fact that Ubuntu kernel source actually ships with the
firmwares included makes i
I do and I have already reported that the problem isn't solved on X61
(see updates to the kernel bugzilla entry)
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shortly after updating this machine to hardy (thus trackerd went mad indexing
things),
I saw the oops below in my kernel log.
Machine is a Quad G5 PowerMac (64 bits powerpc kernel), though the problem
doesn't
seem to be in some powerpc specific area.
It -could- have been
Public bug reported:
The existing setup is:
Quad G5, two SATA disks, various partitions (/boot etc...) directly there, one
big
MD partition on each drive. Togegher, those form a RAID0. That RAID0 is then
setup as an LVM PV into with 4 logical volumes (including root, /home, etc..)
I busted the
Ok so in the "nothing happens" state, in fact, if you wait long enough (that is
something like 10mn or more),
it ends up continuing the install.
So it's not broken, just weirdly very very slow at this stage.
So you can downgrade the bug to cosmetic, I would suggest fixing these:
- It should be
FYI, I successfully booted the install CD (from a daily snapshot of
hardy as of today or so) using petitboot 0.2
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correction... it boots, but after it switches to ncurses, I don't have any text
displayed. I see the blue background,
I see the red of the active button, I see the blinking cursor in console mode,
but it generally acts as if the
console font had been turned to ... nothing. I do see the text befo
I've seen variants of this problem on other machines, and afaik it's been
reported on amd64 too. Usually, the
installer loses fonts on the non-ncurses consoles after two switches
back/forth... looks like it just got worse.
The kernel has at least one font since I see some messages at boot...
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running, using multiple filesystems (ext3 and xfs), so the kernel was
quite "exercized"
As-is, the X.org x86emu doesn't work properly on pretty much all ppc
machines. That's why the normal int10 soft-boot path is #if
!defined(__powerpc__) already in the driver. It seems like ubuntu
applied a patch to X.org ATI driver that causes it to use VBE for EDID
in many cases where it wouldn't h
On Sun, 2007-04-29 at 13:04 +, Unai Uribarri wrote:
> I've recompiled this package from the sources (with dpkg-buildpackage)
> and realized that it was being built for a G5 CPU. Look at the the GCC
> flags -mcpu=7450 & -mtune=7450. Therefore, this package doesn't work on
> G3 nor G4 cpus.
No,
On Sun, 2007-04-29 at 13:26 +, Unai Uribarri wrote:
> Well. 7450 is indeed a G4 cpu. The problem seems to be that the configuration
> script detects the CPU of the machine and builds a binary tailored for that
> CPU.
> The maintainer of this package should have a G5 machine; that's all.
Heh,
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-source-2.6.20
On powerpc64 machines, when mouseemu runs (32 bits), it causes the
kernel to crash when moving the mouse.
The crash happens somewhere in do_gettimeofday, probably getting passed a bogus
timeval pointer,
I haven't had time to investig
On Wed, 2007-06-27 at 10:18 +, tshirtman wrote:
> I found a good and simple solution here:
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/82875/comments/8
> just added
>
> Option "noint10" "yes"
>
> in the driver section... and all went good, 1300+fps :D I've a bug in compiz
> (
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Note that there seem to be -another- problem with mplayer on ppc. It
dies on my G4 in feisty with an illegal instruction which is due to the
use of the fsqrt instruction (specifically in read_font_desc_ft()). I
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Binary package hint: mplayer
(this is not a dup of the various bugs about incorrect usage of altivec
instructions on G3 machines...)
The mplayer package in feisty started crashing on G4 machines (among others)
due to the use of
the fsqrt instruction which is part of the GP
Got that one as well on a ps3 today... date jumped back 1h (due to some
incorrect daylight saving setting I suspect) and sudo stopped working ..
for 1h.
sudo -k or -K should really be fixed to at least fallback to asking the
password if the timestamp is crap.
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Binary package hint: libgl1-mesa-dri
The version of the r300 DRI driver in Edgy doesn't work properly on big
endian machines like PowerBooks. It basically software fallbacks everything
due to a buglet in upstream Mesa that got fixed, but the version Edgy got
was snapshotted b
This patch has been applied in upstream Mesa and is missing in Edgy to
fix a regression causing the r300 DRI to always software fallback on big
endian machines.
The patch will have no impact on little endian machines due to it's very
nature of removing an ifdef :-) It should be obvious enough to b
On Thu, 2006-11-16 at 16:29 +, Robert Knight wrote:
> I have discussed the matter with David Airlie, who maintains the xorg
> ati driver. He told me that Ubuntu have added quite a number of patches
> to the ati driver, and it isn't a straightforward matter - for someone
> who is not familiar w
Those are cell blades. They don't have a graphic chip and like most IBM
servers, the kernels don't actually need VT support since they don't
actually need any graphic card. They are generally used via serial or HV
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Can I get a quick step-by-step howto reproduce the build environment ? I
have a quad g5 running dapper here that should be able to reproduce. Or
at least how to get the source of the bits that are segfaulting...
There is something that comes to mind right away though: rb_thread_* . I
don't know wh
Well, it didn't reproduce on my quad g5, at least not right away.
However, looking at the source is a bit scary ... that thing is just a
steaming pile of poo to re-use paulus expression... especially the way
it "synchronizes" with the timer thread without using any
synchronisation primitives, not e
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: wpasupplicant
I have in my /etc/network/interfaces:
iface eth1 inet manual
wpa-driver wext
wpa-conf /etc/wpa_supplicant/wpa_supplicant.conf.benh
wpa-action /etc/wpa_supplicant/dhclient
worked fine with dapper (well, sort-of, it d
Public bug reported:
evolution 2.8.0 never remembers my pop password. It asks for it again on
every connection despite the checkbox "remember password" being checked.
(edgy on ppc)
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Importance: Untriaged
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On Tue, 2006-09-26 at 05:46 +, Fabio Massimo Di Nitto wrote:
> I have asked our sysadmins to upgrade/install an edgy kernel on davis
> (where we can reproduce the problem) to see if a new kernel fixes this
> issue. ETA is within 24/48 hours. davis also needs some hw love and
> that's why they c
On Tue, 2006-09-26 at 17:03 +, Fabio Massimo Di Nitto wrote:
> I can't agree more on that but it's still worth to dig into why a kernel
> can make a difference IMO.
Could be signal & get/setcontext issues we fixed, I think, in 2.6.16 or
17. Ruby seems to use them.
Ben.
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On Wed, 2006-09-27 at 03:25 +, Fabio Massimo Di Nitto wrote:
> confirmed that it does build with .17.
>
> Ben do you have the patch to fix these signal & get/setcontext issues
> somewhere? is it worth to backport it to .15 (if possible at all?)
No patch at hand. From memory, there have been a
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: cdebootstrap
strace output seems to indicate that it hangs in the poll() loop in
internal_di_exec()
Further examination seems to indicate that the child process never calls
internal_di_exec_child()
Removing the attribute((noreturn)) from the later funct
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gcc
cdebootstrap on x86_64 hangs whenever it tries to fork/exec a child
process. It appears that this is miscompiled:
if (pid <= 0)
{
close (fds_status[0]);
close (fds_stdout[0]);
close (fds_stderr[0]);
}
if (pid == 0)
internal_d
As I said multiple times already, the E220 bug (and possibly the E620
bug too) are a different problem (well, they seem to be) since you claim
they aren't fixed by the existing patch in 2.6.31.5. Hence, you guys
should file a bug report on bugzilla.kernel.org and attach usbmon logs
(or attach such
Hrm, somebody is taking chances here.
Nested functions are evil and forbidden by ISO C standard.
I don't know what kind of black magic gcc is supposed to use to be able
to find the local variables of the declaration scope when the nested
function is called via a function pointer from outside. I s
Now, regarding this bug:
- It's being tracked upstream at
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=14499
- I got in touch with a Huawei engineer who will try to reproduce. In the
meantime, he needs to know
the FW version on the modems with a problem. I will post the procedure to
retrieve th
On Thu, 2009-11-12 at 09:44 +, BUGabundo wrote:
> appending
>cat /sys/kernel/debug/usb/usbmon/0u >log_file.txt
> asked by Benjamin
>
> its a 40MB file. hope this doesnt time out
>
> ** Attachment added: "log_file.txt"
>http://launchpadlibrarian.net/35569322/log_file.txt
Thanks,
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