1. What is a key ring? Why is the key ring called when I try to turn on WiFi
on Jaunty?
2. I click on the WiFi symbol for my WiFi router and it should connect. But
it does not.
3. It brings up every time now a key ring panel that says there is an error in
"/usr/bin/nm-applet" which wants to
Here is some fixes for Jaunty and Intrepid. In both with a terminal erase the
keyring in the file
/home/your-name/.gnome2/. When you reboot your computer will not know how to
start NetworkManager but you can train it again, like it is a new computer.
You can keep it away from keyring by hitting
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Philip Muskovac wrote:
> ** Changed in: network-manager (Ubuntu)
>Status: Incomplete => New
>
Well I can not help you. I have Jaunty on my laptop with every update
to yesterday and the WiFi is still perfect! But I did ditch network
man
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Jason wrote:
> *** This bug is a duplicate of bug 251832 ***
> https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/251832
>
> The bug this is a duplicate of, seems very vague, but this bug actually
> demonstrated exactly wha
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TJ wrote:
> Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
> Ubuntu better. Unfortunately we can't fix it without more information.
>
> Please include the following additional information, if you have not already
> done so (pay attention to lspci's additional options), as req
Hi TJ, interesting. If there is anything else I can do to help
please write.
Karl
TJ wrote:
> Notes:
>
> We discussed this in #ubuntu-kernel on Friday (13th February 2009) and
> it looks as if the problem is related to blacklisting the 'madwifi'
> (ath_pci, ath_hal) driver (in the linux-re
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There is a software called System-Administration-Hardware
Drivers that are very useful if you have a video hardware that has high
definition drivers written for Ubuntu. I looked and cannot find out who
wrote this software but I would like to direct these few words to
h
This problem can be displayed on both Hardy and Invincible.
Karl
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it had no effect on the WiFi.
Karl Larsen
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> ** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
> Sourcepackagename: None => linux
>
>
How did you know that? I tried kernel 2.6.27-11 and it said error
not good. I think linux is kind of general in a big way too :-)
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Binary package hint: network-manager
When I load Jaunty Beta it comes up with Wireless Internet working just
fine. Then after Upate of 240 files, the network-manager stops working.
I also tried wica and it failed to detect a very strong signal from a
wireless router in this
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> Ubuntu better. Unfortunately we can't fix it without more information.
>
> Please include the following additional information, if you have not already
> done so (pay attention to lspci's additional opt
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I am looking for non-kernel problems and I draw your attention to the lspci
from Jaunty. I have looked and the wireless hardware is NOT listed! On the same
laptop I have 8.10 running and it gets wireless just fine.
Attached is the lspci from 8.10 and notice it lists an Atheros wireless and it
sa
I deleted the Jaunty with 240 upgrades and re-loaded my Jaunty-beta
and got quite a few updates while reloading when apt was loaded. I had
wireless working on the LiveCD at this time. I got joe and thunderbird
without problem and after 6 reboots the wireless continues to work! Here
is the lspci
I do not understand the tooltip in decorator bar nomenclature. For
example, /desktop/ does not exist in my 10.04 Ubuntu. So I cannot find
out if it is true or false. I am willing to learn but have found no way
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Sounds to me the problem here is Wubi. We are are all using Grub2 and
ext4 since 9.10 in standard partitions with few problems. No sign of the
problems in this bug.
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I discovered this bug exists from at least 9.04 through 10.04 and is
a real problem to a new user, as it is to me an old user. I tried 10.04
yesterday and on one computer I found hitting esc worked and on my
laptop it does not work. I had a real problem finding a way to TEST the
cd-rom! It showe
This bug is an error. Grub2 now finds my /dev/sda13 partition and
after running sudo grub-install /dev/sda the grub list includes sda13.
The problem was that sda13 has a 10.04 in it which had a problem in
the /boot/grub/ directory. It has the grub2 files AND the grub1 files!
This confuses the
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I discovered that if the Grub2 and Grub1 key words are both in the
/boot/grub/ directory, Grub2 ignores that partition. The key words are
menu.lst for Grub1. To get that partition to work with Grub2 I had to
remove menu.lst and then grub-update /de
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I used the 10.04 LiveCD to install in a partition /dev/sda2 of 7GB. The
install went perfect. But when I rebooted, the list of bootable systems
did not include my old 10.04 at /dev/sda11. It did pick up the 9.10
partition at /dev/sda9. It seems poss
I did some checking and the grub2 picked up the following partitions:
/dev/sda1
/dev/sda2
/dev/sda6
/dev/sda7
/dev/sda8
/dev/sda9
The swap partition is /dev/sda3. The extended partition is
/dev/sda4. The old home partition is /dev/sda5. These three partitions
are not systems.
k
Nicolò Chieffo wrote:
> Also the remote desktop viewer "vinagre" has this problem (I'm in karmic now).
> Should I add the package vinagre to the bug?
>
I do not know what vinagre is. I don't use it so can't
answer you. Sorry
Karl
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I see this bug with my Lucid 64bit which includes all updates from
Alpha to today. It is a serious BUG!
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I set up Lucid Beta 2 and it looked fine. But it would drop out every 5
minutes and I had to provide my long password every time. I was told to
look at screen saver and did so. It was set for a blank saver every 5
minutes. When I brought it up I changed the time to 1 hour and
On 04/10/2010 09:21 PM, Gabe Gorelick wrote:
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> Ubuntu better. This bug did not have a package associated with it, which
> is important for ensuring that it gets looked at by the proper
> developers. You can learn more about fin
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This IS a loader-RAID5 problem. It appears to be on a server version of
10.04 and the writer wonders if earlier versions may also have this bug.
It appears it is only a bug to users that have RAID5 hard drive
I tried to load the quick user to my top edge but it keeps coming up with an
error message. My
10.04 will not let me even reproduce your bug. Sorry.
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Well I have Karmic installed on the laptop. When I was using the
LiveCD I got the network manager working just fine after giving it the
password for the wireless router. It was working while Karmic was
loading and when apt was loaded it got about 5 minutes of updates from
mirrors.
When I got
Pedro Villavicencio wrote:
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> Ubuntu better. The issue that you reported is one that should be
> reproducible with the live environment of the Desktop CD of the
> development release the Karmic Koala. It would help us greatly if
To Marc Deslauriers, in your comments you say things that do not happen
for me. I have no idea what the password is set to on the keyring. It
most certainly is not the password I use put in to use as a root getter
using sudo. That is the only password I was asked for.
When I log in the first tim
I have since discovered that the 9.10 which had the problem was close to
Beta. After I found the problem I got around 300 updates some I see are to the
keyring software which may be why it behaved this way.
So the reason for the keyring problem is due to a Beta version 9.10
Ubuntu.
**
I now have Ubuntu version 10.04.1 on my laptop and it uses wifi and to my
great pleasure I selected the proper source and now it comes up every time. No
sign of a keyring. I think the bug has been fixed in version 10.04.
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Normal operation is seen when booted into version 8.04 and there you
put a memory stick in the hardware which plugs into a USB port on the
mother board. It displays the contents in a panel. If you want to look
at another you release the current memory stick and remove it. The
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