I'd like to point out that one can download Debian's 3.0.5 source code
from
http://packages.debian.org/de/source/sid/octave3.0
and build it manually after changing
GCCCURVER := $(shell gcc --version | perl -ne '/Debian (.*)-/;
print "$$1"; last')
to
GCCCURVER := $(shell gcc --versi
> Kernel 2.6.29-02062904-generic seems to solve the problems for me too (X700
> mobility, Ubuntu 9.04).
> I used to have random freezes while using 3D apps.
Same over here. With a fully updated stock Ubuntu Jaunty on a T43p / i386 with a
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: ATI Technologies Inc M
OK, thanks - I just dediced to use Maxim Levitsky's URI parsing
implementation upstream, and added a truncation of the password for the
case of a sftp://user:p...@host/path URI. That said, the GnomeVFS
dependency is now gone. A new 0.13 release was made as well. I think
this bug report can be close
Ping.
https://launchpad.net/~bhavi/+archive/ppa/+index?start=75&batch=75
offers version 3.03, but the official version seems to be 3.0.5.
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I am the Nautilus-Open-Terminal maintainer. It looks like the patch
proposed in bug 309529 comment 18 introduces custom URI parsing, instead
of reusing the GnomeVFS functions, probably for completely migrating
away from GnomeVFS. We should instead wait until the string parsing
landed in glib before
The attached file is a simple test application for the routine proposed
by Maxim Levitsky. I agree with maleadt's review: It seems to work fine,
except for the port parsing which can be fixed via '*port=atoi(tmp);'.
Another aspect is that you may want to support the "ssh" scheme, which
is equivalen
Thanks, good catch! Fixed in trunk. Maybe somebody could close this bug
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According to the gio sources [g_local_file_query_filesystem_info()], we
attempt to deal with this situation:
#if defined(__linux__)
/* ncpfs does not know the amount of available and free space *
* assuming ncpfs is linux specific, if you are on a non-linux platform
* where ncpfs is availa
> We could special case it inside of Nautilus (check specifically for
this filesystem and skip the space verification)
This is GIOs job. We do not check for the required space if
G_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_FILESYSTEM_FREE is not present. The onliest problem
seems to be that the lack of this filesystem info
Here is an (untested) glib/GIO patch. It looks like the ncpfs condition
has been detected but the result was ignored.
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Dominique: Thanks, that seems to confirm the assumption that GIO
propagates the free/size info although it is not meaningful.
Maybe somebody who actually uses ncpfs could test the patch I attached
against the glib package? It should fix the issue. If it works, we can
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...and invoking gvfs-info still gives you the same output? It's really
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> Why did the fix for the ncpfs-issue did not solve the vmware shared
drive problem?
Because it is another issue. Please file a new bug report and subscribe
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Binary package hint: linux-image-powerpc
The whole mkvmlinuz machinery for recent linux kernels seems to be
somehow broken on CHRP (Pegasos II) PowerPC architectures
I upgraded to jaunty and installed linux-image-2.6.28-6-powerpc. CHRPs
need a custom vmlinuz kernel, which is
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Maybe anybody could close this bug report?
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Thanks for your bug report.
For your use-case, you should simply use SSH public key authentication
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The trash itself is a "virtual" location (trash:///) and is not mapped
to any local path. I don't think that there is any way of opening it in
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Good catch, thanks for your bug report!
I think the issue is that we call
g_find_program_in_path ("mc")
for finding out whether midnight commander is available as the menu items are
generated. This call causes disk I/O.
However, I'd also like to allow users to install midnight commander at run-
Some more discussion of the sound skipping issue with 2.6.30 kernels is
given here:
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Thanks guys, good catch!
I just fixed this upstream with a similar patch, which also fixes the
string for the desktop directory, if the user wants to open his desktop
directory in a terminal when right-clicking the desktop.
For Nautilus-Open-Terminal 0.8, the above patch looks fine.
For Nautilus
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 133837 ***
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Dear ubuntu maintainers: You may want to incorporate the following patch
into the ubuntu version:
http://svn.gnome.org/viewcvs/nautilus-open-terminal/trunk/src/nautilus-
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 133837 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/133837
Dear ubuntu maintainers: You may want to incorporate the following patch
into the ubuntu release:
http://svn.gnome.org/viewcvs/nautilus-open-terminal/trunk/src/nautilus-
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> Is it not possible to patch n-o-t for gutsy?
It can, see bug 137027 for a link to the respective patch.
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I think I now verified the last assumption. I copied a file that has
been created very early on the FS (in this case "menu.lst"), and moved
it to "default", overwriting the problematic file. Then I recreated
"menu.lst" using cp from "default", and sanitized "default" grub-set-
default. Now the boot
In HEAD, I added a GConf key for toggling this behavior, that defaults
to the requested behavior. The status should be changed to fixcommitted.
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Thanks for your bug report! I've fixed this issue upstream (in HEAD).
Maybe sb. in charge could change this bug report's status to
"fixcommitted"?
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I'd like to point out that this also happens to me on Feisty on an ext3
root partition, since I deleted and re-added the file /boot/grub/default
on a large partition. I'm not qualified when it comes to file systems,
but maybe this is related to the fact that in the original setup, the
file was cont
The old code had a freeze when the terminal executable was "", i.e. an
empty string. Please make sure to pick a valid terminal in the
"Preferred Applications" dialog. Usually, that would be "GNOME
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> i can reproduce this bug in gutsy gibbon.
> nautilus-open-terminal v0.8-1
nautilus-open-terminal 0.9 hasn't been released yet, it will fix be the
first release that incorporates the fix. The bug status will be "Fix
released" instead of "Fix committed" after release.
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Ubuntu's 0.8 packages already include changes from SVN, that were
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The patch 01_desktopfile_gettext.patch is broken. For empty keys, it
calls dgettext (domain, "") which will dump the gettext .po file and
causes
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Importance: Undecided
Status: Ne
Before I forget it: Maybe you also have to check for value being NULL,
it's abit more safe, i.e.
if (value != NULL && value[0] != '\0')
may also be appropriate
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We've had no complaints so far on this issue, possibly because most
people use bash. I'm subscribing Guillaume Desmottes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
who implemented SFTP support back in 2005.
Back in those days the problem was that we could either omit the command
and let the ssh client allocate a tty for
This has been fixed in nautilus-open-terminal 0.8.
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Just a hint for people that also have lockup problems and found this
page through google:
Some of them are locking issues, which can be worked around by not using
radeonfb, i.e. a radeon-specific kernel framebuffer module. Appending
video="vesa"
to the kernel helps in this case.
Sorry for the
It's a nautilus-open-terminal issue I've just fixed.
http://svn.gnome.org/viewcvs/nautilus-open-terminal/trunk/src/nautilus-
open-terminal.c?rev=121&r1=120&r2=121
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Binary package hint: wine
The "wine" package should suggest the "xdg-utils" package as in recent
wine versions, "xdg-open" and "xdg-email" are supported.
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Did you fail to get a "Open in Terminal" menu item in any folder
(including local ones), or just in remote folders?
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>From TODO file:
Decide whether right-clicking the desktop should bring up an "Open Terminal"
or an "Open in Terminal" item, i.e. if it should simply launch the terminal
or additionally set the desktop directory as working directory.
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Is this still an issue? All my terminal emulators seem to work fine with
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There is currently no way to query a file's activation URI for
extension. I've sent a mail to nautilus-list and hope that we'll be able
to fix it soon.
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Assigning to myself.
** Changed in: nautilus-open-terminal (Ubuntu)
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Status: Confirmed => In Progress
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Maybe you are accessing ssh:// locations? You should try to open them
with a sftp:// prefix instead.
Should be fixed in head:
http://cvs.gnome.org/viewcvs/nautilus-open-
terminal/ChangeLog?r1=1.58&r2=1.59
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The attached patch is identical to the Novell patch and fixes the issue
for me.
It will disable the 2.6 PCI enumeration on PPCs, since it doesn't
support multi-domain PCI properly.
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xorg-server 1.1.1 should depend on x11proto-gl-dev >= 1.4.6, but it
depends on x11proto-gl-dev >= 1.4.1-1.
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https://launchp
Note that the proper fix would be multi-domain support which would
possibly also fix many more of the "X doesn't start on Edgy anymore"
griefs. According to https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7248
this has already been included in XOrg HEAD.
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I'm not really a debian packaging expert, but building the xorg-server
package with
dpkg-buildpackage -nc
always seems to invoke
./configure
unless you comment the configure invocation out in the
build:
target.
Shouldn't the package provide a configure-stamp and have
The relevant multi-domain launchpad report is bug 54880รถ.
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According to https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=7248 there are
now (ia64) patches in upstream (XOrg HEAD). Maybe these should be
(back)ported to Ubuntu?
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OK, it looks generic domain support is in XOrg GIT.
commit 1d731fc54a2cf5d3f353d8ee1c7c4989df27f011
Author: Matthias Hopf <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Date: Thu Nov 2 18:50:15 2006 +0100
Add domain support to linuxPciOpenFile().
Loosely based on patch from David S. Miller <[EMAIL PROTECTED]
As discussed in bug 61410 Matthias Hopf seems to have incorporated a
patch series implementing domain support in XOrg GIT HEAD two months
ago. This also included a linuxPciOpenFile() patchset, which at least
seems to be the culprit for the lack of card detection.
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This is essentially a duplicate of Debian #573352. For my TeVii S464 IR
remote control-persistent input device, no by-path and by-id nodes are
created in dev. According to the Debian BTS, this affects all PCI
devices:
> To get back the by-path link
>* nautilus-open-terminal_0.17-1ubuntu1.diff (2.1 KiB, text/plain)
(changing sh -l to sh -i)
I am somewhat angry as the nautilus-open-terminal upstream maintainer. I
exhaustively said that we need to discuss this in a competent fashion
with competent individuals. Why are you silently changi
> I rejected the upload to karmic-release, since it's too close to the
final release for such a relatively intrusive change (in terms of
behaviour).
Thanks! I didn't want to be rude, I just intended to make sure that the
patch doesn't end up in karmic.
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The following dmesg extract
[ 4574.566448] WARNING: at
/build/buildd/linux-2.6.31/kernel/power/suspend_test.c:52
suspend_test_finish+0x80/0x90()
[ 4574.566450] Hardware name: 266874G
[ 4574.566452] Component: resume devices
seems to suggest that the laptop itself is affect
I am not a UNIX shell expert, but there seem to be two various ways of
invoking it: It may be interactive (bash -i), a login shell (bash -l) or
both of it (or maybe also none?). This influences the files that are
sourced upon login.
In my Ubuntu karmic distro, ~/.bashrc just sources ~/.bash_profil
> You may fix your issue by adding (...) to ~/.profile.
Sorry, I meant to write ~/.bash_profile.
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> Is this not a bug then? Shall I mark it invalid? However, it is still
odd that the jaunty version did not depend on the profile file being
there.
I think we should leave this bug open until somebody competent (i.e.
shell expert) can comment on the issue.
Technically, in old versions (jaunty) na
This has been fixed as part of upstream GNOME #602141 [1,2] which also
fixes the invocation of shells that don't understand the "-l" and in the
0.18 release:
* open "$SHELL -" (i..e login shell) in the SSH case
* open "$SHELL" (i.e. no login shell) in the local case.
[1] https://bugzilla.gnome.or
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I have very similar buffer I/O error issues as bug 304954 on jaunty, but
with a different Pioneer DVD drive:
christ...@beamer:~$ dmesg | grep Pioneer
[3.448441] ata2.01: ATAPI: Pioneer DVD-ROM ATAPIModel DVD-105S 0122, E1.22,
max UDMA/33
mplayer dvd://
results in
[ 6
I am attaching the file created by
apport-cli -p linux -f
because the links browser's login page of apport-collect does not work
for me. You'll have to process it with apport-unpack.
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Upgrading to the latest mainline release v2.6.31.5 and v2.6.32-rc5 did
not help. The additional boot parameters noapic all_generic_ide (as
suggested in some forum entries) did not work.
I suppose my Elitegroup K7VZA mainboard / Pioneer DVD-105S causes issues
systematic issues. It used to be a very
I could fix the issue by using a 80-pin UDMA-66 cable.
In other words: Previous kernel releases (around 2.6.24-something)
handled such devices with 40 pin cables, recent ones don't. Maybe this
somehow boosts performance for those who have such a cable, but it
renders the system unusable for those
This is very likely a duplicate of bug 459316, which I just opened with
a similar issue. I probably found the reason:
It happens when you have fast devices (UDMA-66 or later) and an IDE
cable only supporting UDMA-33 reliably (40 pin instead of 80 pin). Linux
seems to configure the devices for UDMA
Renamed title, bug 304954 is probably a duplicate.
The fix would be to let linux detect a 40-pin cable and use max. UDMA-33
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Looking at the Linux PATA driver from Linux 2.6.28 (drivers/ata/libata-
core.c) suggests that bus speed limits for PATA drives on SATA are
applied in ata_dev_configure(), while 40 pin busses supporting only
UDMA-33 are detected with ata_id_xfermask() which is not incorporated
into ata_dev_configure
I was wrong. The UDMA speed sensing seems to work like a charm for my
hard disk (which is UDMA33). The Pioneer DVD-ROM even just uses UDMA33,
so may guess that it SHOULD work with a 40-pin connector as well. It
doesn't though!
To further debug the issue I had the following setup:
* primary contro
*arf* the introductory paragraph should say that my hard-disk is
UDMA133, down-sensed to UDMA25 for a 40-pin cable.
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> I think that the man page from bash (especially invocation) has a good
explanation of the different modes.
Call me stupid - it explains the behavior [as in what files are read and
what aren't] quite well, but the I could not find the precise use cases
of "interactiveness" and "login" explained a
are/octave/3.2.4/m/help/help.m at line 62, column 25
According to [1], there is a fix available [2] which seems to work for me.
Maybe it should be applied to the Ubuntu package, too.
best regards,
Christian Neumair
[1]
http://octave.1599824.n4.nabble.com/help-function-in-octave-3-2-td1674022.h
Thank you for your bug report!
What do you mean by "the environment is different from that when I
connect using gnome terminal and SSH."? What nautilus-open-terminal
release do you use?
>From the NEWS file of the current release 0.18:
nautilus-open-terminal 0.18
===
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