> experimental livecd with live-initramfs instead of casper
Casper is not the source of the missing tty problem because casper is
not loaded, live-initramfs replaces casper completely.
Now the casper team might benefit from some code from live-initramfs
to fix the "toram" flag; but maybe there is
** Also affects: live-initramfs (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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live-initramfs corrupts upstart conf in /etc/event.d/tty*
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/249415
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It appears that the tty's going dead and incorrect stuff in /etc/event.d
has happened before
See
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/95210
and duplicates.
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live-initramfs corrupts upstart conf in /etc/event.d/tty*
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/249415
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Public bug reported:
0)SUMMARY:
In firefox, scrolling the current window by using the mouse wheel triggered seg
faults in Xorg and compiz.
This bug seemed to be specific to viewing certain content. For example, I am
having no problem with scrolling in the ubuntu lanuchpad site.
The problem occ
I confirm Cinar's report that with ubuntu Hardy, you can click here to
crash X
http://developer.pidgin.im/ticket/4986
For some reason, this web page upsets
somethingfirefox...compiz...gdm...xorg...something...
Why has the title been edited to say this say this bug is not in Ubuntu?
The ubunt
In previous message, John Vivirito suggests crash report is invalid
without /var/crash files or automatic apport report, and sets bug to
Invalid.
I agree with John that automatic mechanisms for reporting bugs are preferable,
since users can never really know what a developer needs to locate the p
[ OK ]
Is there some other setting I could be missing to get apport to work
correctly?
Anyway, I will try to go through the mozilla backtrace procedure later
when I can have some time.
Thanks in advance for reading all of this.
Dr Paul Brewer
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segfault in Xorg, gdm, compiz on scroll
X still crashes with compiz completely removed; so problem does not
originate from compiz.
** Changed in: compiz (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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segfault in Xorg, gdm, compiz on scroll with firefox/webmail
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/224966
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: squashfs-tools
What I expected to happen:
mksquashfs should build a compressed filesystem
What happened instead:
mksquashfs hangs
Potential Fix, Untested:
Debian bugs reports a similar problem with mksquashfs hanging while building a
compressed filesys
It appears that you can't count on which drive is /dev/sda and which is
/dev/sdb when this thing boots.
Therefore, after figuring out that it was probably safe, I installled
grub onto the mbr of both drives.
The fix procedure then was as follows:
sudo su
apt-get update
apt-get upgrade
grub-insta
I maintain a customised distribution.
This bug is a problem in jaunty, but oddly enough was not a problem in feisty,
gutsy, hardy.
The blocks customised LiveCD builds. I would love to see a way around it.
Typically one sets up a minimal system, chroots into it, and then apt-
get's more package
Public bug reported:
Fujitsu N Laptop, circa 2005, has 2 hard drives, one drive with windows
+fat-based-ubuntu install, one drive with ext based ubuntu
Steps taken:
0. System had grub previously with Ubuntu 8.04 (to be erased by 9.10) and a
chainloader to another boot manager than gave a menu be
This is a problem for builders/testers, not just people using virtual
machines.
Making it harder to customize/test ubuntu will reduce quality going
forward.
I build a customized LiveCD for a research group at Caltech, which is
also made available to similar groups at other universities.
Package
Apparently Resolved by 14.04
14.04 installed normally on asus-1215b
On Wed, Jun 25, 2014 at 5:30 PM, Brad Figg wrote:
> This bug is missing log files that will aid in diagnosing the problem.
> >From a terminal window please run:
>
> apport-collect 879858
>
> and then change the status of the b
Public bug reported:
1. What happened: An install of Ubuntu Studio 13.10 Beta-2 failed on a
ASUS EEEPC 1215B netbook and I am mostly trusting the system to fill in
the rest of the bug report. In case it does not the problem was in the
grub install step.
The system had a wired connection to the
CLUE:
Tried the chrooted grub reintall and manual fix procedures at
http://superuser.com/questions/376470/how-to-reinstall-grub2-efi
" apt-get install --reinstall grub-efi-amd64 " fails with "Killed" and
an error about missing systemd
/bin/efibootmgr is present in the chrooted environment
manu
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 879858 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/879858
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 879858
Kernel panic after grub-install on UEFI Asus 1215B
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Similar problems with ASUS1215B with Ubuntu Studio 13.10Beta2 and Ubuntu
13.10Beta2
I managed to get an install of Ubuntu13.10Beta2 running by using the USB
stick to get a GRUB prompt, then entering command mode and doing "source
(hd0,1)... grub.cfg" where ... was a path leading to the grub.cfg
i
I suspect this here, too.
A PC here has a RTL8136 gigabit ethernet on the motherboard, which is
connected with a lan cable to a gigabit port on a netgear router. ubuntu
11.10 was installed yesterday.
The gigabit RTL driver kernel module was installed and the RTL8139
module blacklisted.
It drops
I stripped out network-manager and wicd, which were installed for a
wireless card that will be removed.
I configured eth0 simply from /etc/network/interfaces and now there is
no problem with UDP
ping flood does not jam up either
Could it be problem is intermittent... ?
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