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Binary package hint: flashplugin-nonfree
used apt-get to download the Flash Plugin required for Mozilla Firefox.
Successfully downloaded, but halfway through unzipping the flash plugin
tar, the unzipping process just stopped. Waited 1 min (should've updated
progress display o
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I am sorry for the ambiguity. I initially installed an official 13.10
release (totally wiping over my previous 12.04 install). But the first
time I checked for updates, it immediately upgraded me to 14.04 -- even
though the "System About" box from the gnome desktop still tells me I'm
on 13.10!
I
I'm not sure I would say it 100% works in the 13.10 live environment. I
just noticed that iwlwifi didn't crash while testing for a number of
hours. Even when the crash did occur on my installed 14.04, I'd been
running it without crashes for a significantly longer period of time
than the live 13.1
Yes, this bug definitely occurs at 14.04. I'm not sure if it did NOT
occur under 13.10, because I upgraded to 14.04 immediately after
installing 13.10, and didn't log back into Ubuntu in between.
I have since found this issue reported here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/lightdm/+bug/
penalvch, I apologize for the delay getting back to you.
A couple days' ago, I tried making the wireless backport code for 3.12,
but I immediately got several errors in the C compilation. I am sorry,
but I can't give you the errors right now as I'm at work, but I remember
they were to do with a s
penalvch, please see the following contents of
/var/log/lightdm/x-0-greeter.log which were generating when this "input
focus" issue was present at the time of logging in:
Activating service name='org.a11y.atspi.Registry'
Successfully activated service 'org.a11y.atspi.Registry'
[+0.00s] DEBUG: unit
penalvch, sorry but the command failed at the point of cloning the linux
repository. To make it clear what the error is, I've run the git clone
command on its own:
jamesmeast:~$ git clone
git://git.kernel.org/pub/scm/linux/kernel/git/torvalds/linux-stable.git
Cloning into 'linux-stable'...
fatal
penalvch, sorry but on the make -j.. command I get loads of the
following errors referring to what appears to be a corrupt generated
arch/x86/include/generated/asm/syscalls_64.h file:
__SYSCALL_COMMON(ESC[35mESC[K/home/jamesmeast/linux-stable/arch/x86/syscalls/syscall_64.tblESC[mESC[KESC[36mESC[K:
penavlch, The new git clone command worked OK last night. However, I
think the commit status of the fix I'm checking out has changed, because
I now get:
jamesmeast:~/linux$ git checkout 755ca0109f973f23fced94f8dcd8c60e013f270a
fatal: reference is not a tree: 755ca0109f973f23fced94f8dcd8c60e013f27
penalvch, at last the custom kernel build worked OK! I am now running a custom
version:
jamesmeast:~$ uname -a
Linux Rogan-Josh-JME 3.12.0-custom #1 SMP Sun Dec 29 13:28:56 EST 2013 x86_64
x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
However, I was expecting the time/date of the 7260 firmware to change to
today's d
penalvch, thank you for confirming what the commit was for.
I have now reverted back to the original firmware from Ubuntu. FYI, the
firmware is dated 10/21/2013. I will let you know how I get on in due
course.
Thank you!
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penalch, I've been trying this custom kernel for the past 2 days, and
I've yet to notice any wifi disconnects or errors in the log. NOTE:
This is with the original 10/21/2013 firmware, too.
I'll monitor wifi stability over the next week or so -- and will report
it if I find further issues -- but
penalvch, later today internet download speed became significantly
reduced -- although connectivity was not lost. I looked in dmesg to see
the following trace repeating over and over again:
[28021.389611] ieee80211 phy0: Hardware restart was requested
[28021.389995] iwlwifi :02:00.0: L1 Disab
penalvch, thank you for your patience. The URL in your last post looks
to be for the 3160 card, whereas I have the 7260. So I have instead
downloaded the version from
http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/iwlwifi?action=AttachFile&do=get&target=iwlwifi-7260-ucode-22.1.7.0.tgz,
and upgraded
penalvch, I've now been on 14.04 LTS since it came out, and my wifi is
100% stable. This is without patches or workarounds etc.
Consider this issue closed.
Thank you for all your help!
James.
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Hi, I am also getting this EXACT problem on my Toshiba P55-A5312 laptop
which uses an Intel 7260 (rev. 73) wireless network controller. Once
the abort occurs, wifi is very unstable, crashing every 5 mins.
Looking at dmesg, the failure appears to originate as:
[ 398.780636] ieee80211 phy0: Hardw
Public bug reported:
Hi, my wifi connection is rather unstable on my Toshiba P55-A5312 laptop
which uses an Intel 7260 (rev. 73) wireless network controller. Once the
abort occurs, wifi becomes very unstable, crashing every 5 mins.
Looking at dmesg, the failure appears to originate as:
[ 398.780
Thank you , Christopher.
As I noted in the bug report, I did install the mainline kernel 3.13
yesterday, and although the firmware crash still occurs, it appears
there is restart logic in iwlwifi to restart the connection
automatically. Beforehand, I would have to use rmmod and modprobe to
reload
Sorry, I should be more precise. It WAS RC3 (ie. the latest) of Kernel
3.13, because although I can find headers for RC4, there is no image for
it.
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I downloaded the firmware driver from here:
http://wireless.kernel.org/en/users/Drivers/iwlwifi
The tar file has the name iwlwifi-7260-ucode-22.1.7.0.tgz.
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I downloaded and tried (via the ISO image) Ubuntu 13.10, for about a few
hours, and the wifi connection held up fine without any disconnects.
Maybe 13.10 really does fix the issue -- or maybe I just need to try
testing it more?
But 13.10 uses kernel 3.12, whereas I have installed kernel 3.13 on m
I've just replaced my previous 7260 firmware with the new version
(22.1.7.0) from the kernel.org website. It appears to work OK so far.
I'll let you know how I get on with it.
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Christopher, thank you for your reply and help here!
My plan is to upgrade to the official 13.10 release, and check over a
longer period of time whether I still get any wifi disconnects. If I
find a problem, I will raise a new issue and notify you of it.
Note I will keep with the 7260 firmware a
Public bug reported:
I've just upgraded to Ubuntu 13.10. This morning, I couldn't type my
password in at the login prompt. It was as if the keyboard was not
being recognized. I verified that there was a prompt in the password
box, so it's not an input focus issue.
What's interesting is that if
Hi, having just installed 14.04, I am having this exact same issue.
The version of lightdm I am running is 1.9.5. Can you tell me how I can
get a newer version which fixes this problem, please?
Thanks!!
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[Workaround] If you right hand click on the password box, then left hand
click back into it, input focus is restored and you can now enter your
password.
This appears to be an "input focus" issue whereby the password box is
not truly set to receive keyboard input.
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Hi, unfortunately after installing an official release of 13.10 the wifi
crashing issue has just occurred! Here's the trace from dmesg:
[ 398.297590] iwlwifi :02:00.0: Firmware error during reconfiguration -
reprobe!
[ 398.297594] iwlwifi :02:00.0: FW error in SYNC CMD MAC_CONTEXT_CMD
Additional info: if I do a software update which results in me having
to restart Ubuntu after the update, the bug is temporarily fixed.
What happens is that, following the restart, I can now type straight
into the password field on the unity-greeter screen without first having
to click on the fie
Additional info: if I do a software update which results in me having
to restart Ubuntu after the update, the bug is temporarily fixed.
What happens is that, following the restart, I can now type straight
into the password field on the unity-greeter screen without having to
use the mouse workarou
penalvch, I've been running with the iwlwifi patch + the new 22.1.7.0 7260
firmware for the past few days, and I haven't seen a single error written to
dmesg, ie. it's been running flawlessly!
Therefore, unless you'd like to test further, please feel free to close this
issue!
Following adrien-l
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Title:
cal in Ubuntu Oneiric ignores locale for start of week
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Public bug reported:
Being British, I am using the en_GB locale, so I would expect cal to
display months where Monday appears as the first day in the week.
Instead, it displays Sunday as the first day of the week, thus:
February 2012
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