Mmm.. Just tried it now with 8.10, and the bug is still there. More
difficult to trigger (doesn't happen every time, it seems), but still
locks up KDE.
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[kubuntu] openoffice scalc locks up X11 on ALT-O-M under KDE
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/240948
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Ahh.. good thinking.
Yes, it works (no failure) fine from the Kubuntu LiveCD.
So I just now played with it more, and discovered that we have ALT-M
defined as a keyboard shortcut in KDE->Settings, to do a "Move Window"
function. This appears to be what triggers the failure in open office.
You c
Okay, so nix the ALT-O-M sequence, and now instead just use ALT-O-
anything predefined in KDE keyboard shortcuts.
Eg. from the LiveCD, do this: (Left)ALT-O-F5 (keep the ALT key down
throughout the sequence).
Crash!
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Note that that is 'O' ("oh"), not '0' (zero).
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
*Very* simple to reproduce:
1. Start OpenOffice, and open a new spreadsheet document (or just run scalc
directly).
2. Hold down the left-ALT key, and (without releasing it) press O, release O,
press M, release M.
3. Release the ALT key.
Yes, the problem is still there with the new OO.org today.
It locks up every machine we have ever tried it on (several, different),
and all Kubuntu versions from gutsy to hardy.
Ahh.. yes, KDE, not GNOME.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-games-data
This causes synaptic to choke (in the "apply changes in terminal window"
view on all subsequent updates until fixed.
Attaching a simple patch to fix it.
** Affects: gnome-games (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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** Attachment added: "blackjack_xml.patch"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/15208877/blackjack_xml.patch
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Public bug reported:
Installed Edgy Kubuntu from RC CD, to a USB hard drive.
All went well, until installing the bootloader. Edgy installer did NOT
ask my permission to rewrite MBR on the internal hard drive (rather than
the USB drive??? bug!), and totally messed up the booting.
Now the system
>Hi, ist this still a problem with dapper or edgy?
Dunno. Bug report was for Breezy.
Nowadays I run Dapper plus latest kernel.org kernel, and custom
suspend/resume script, and all is well. No idea if it works "out of the
box" or not.
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Public bug reported:
Kubuntu dapper beta2 (plus updates as of 05-may-2006) does not "know
about" the front panel media buttons on the Dell Inspiron 9300.
But Ubuntu dapper *does* know about and fully support those same
buttons. (volume/mute controls, plus others).
Also, neither Ubuntu nor Kubun
Well.. Edgy just plain doesn't say anything in this situation.
That's certainly one way to fix it.
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I think this is now FIXED, if one is clever enough to (1) find, and (2)
enable the "Laptop/notebook Dell Inspiron 6xxx/8xxx" keyboard model,
somewhere inside the System Settings tool.
Note that the same keyboard model also works for other Dell machines,
not just the Inspiron 6xxx/8xxx lines.
Chee
>Is that the one in Systemsettings -> Regional & Language ->
>Keyboard Layout -> Layout -> Keyboard model ?
That's correct for Edgy. On Dapper, the second entry was called
"Regional & Accessibility".
Same setup works well on Dell Lattitude X1, by the way.
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Public bug reported:
openoffice.org-common *needs* desktop-file-utils for the "update-
desktop-database" command. This is not currently given as a package
dependency, which causes oo.org upgrades to fail on Kubunutu (where
desktop-file-utils is not normally present anyway).
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** Affects: l
Tried again, this time removing the "splash quiet" boot parameters from
the grub command line, and added "init=/bin/sh" in place of them.
System booted to a bash prompt on the RAID1 rootfs.
I then typed "exec /sbin/init", and system appears to now be up and
running normally, until the next reboot
Public bug reported:
Used 11-April-2007 daily build of feisty-alternate-i386 installer CD.
Partitioned four SATA drives using "manual", each with a 4GB RAID1 partition
for the root filesystem.
Completed the install normally.
On reboot, nothing useful on the screen, just a "(initramfs)" shell prom
Hmmm..
After manually booting the system with init=/bin/sh etc.. (as per above
comment), I then upgraded everything new from the past two days.
It now boots on it's own, so the but in initramfs-tools (or whereever)
seems to have been fixed recently.
Close this, I'll reopen if I see it again.
Ch
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.20-14-generic
Did daily update today for Feisty. Saw this message scroll by on the console:
...
Unpacking replacement linux-image-2.6.20-14-generic ...
Running postrm hook script /sbin/update-grub.
You shouldn't call /sbin/update-grub. P
I had very similar problems (bug 106238). These were "cured" when I
force booted with "init=/bin/sh" and then ran "/sbin/init" from the bash
prompt. After Gnome came up, I then did apt-get update/upgrade, and
the installation of the newest initramfs-tools update fixed my RAID boot
issues.
But I
Francesco Pretto wrote:
>> please try this immediately and report back?
>
> Which version of the kernel this patch apply?
Anything from about 2.6.18 onwards.
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Mark Lord wrote:
> Francesco Pretto wrote:
>>> please try this immediately and report back?
>> Which version of the kernel this patch apply?
>
> Anything from about 2.6.18 onwards.
Early reports indicate that this patch likely does NOT solve the
problem.
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We (libata kernel dudes) are working on a simpler kernel level fix for
this now, which may not require any immediate changes to scripts.
If anyone here can patch/rebuild kernels, then I have some code that
needs testing before we queue it into 2.6.21, and then make it available
for the Ubuntu kern
Oh, forgot we can do attachments here (duh!).
This is one patch that's being considered, which should get rid of the pop.
Can anyone here who has the problem please try this immediately and report back?
Thanks
** Attachment added: "xx_libata_sync_cache_fix.patch"
http://librarian.launchpad.ne
Well, that's certainly one way to completely discourage bug reports:
just ignore it for two complete releases and then "reject" it. Yuh,
right.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/43292
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Retested today with latest Kubuntu Egdy (as of Oct-25-2006), and it is
still as flakey as ever.
Opened synaptic, clicked on "reload", waited for it to finish, then
clicked on "Mark All Upgrades", and it responded with "fix broken
packages first". There are NO broken packages. Quit synaptic, star
No, actually the "File not found" error in this instance is due to the
installer using the wrong device.map parameters. Nothing at run time
could recover from this (I know Grub inside and out), short of redoing
grub-install with a fixed device.map.
The Edgy installer put grub onto the wrong (inte
Oh, I should add though, that apart from this one rather serious kink
with the installer, everything else is fantastic on the external drive!
Edge can suspend to RAM, hibernate, resume etc.. all just perfectly,
without me having to tweak anything else (other than fixing the GRUB
install).
Very we
No. Just close it. If I notice anything strange with a newer release,
then I'll open a new bug for that.
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It was working (aka. "fixed") in Dapper flight-7. Have not retested
since. Go ahead and close this.
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Public bug reported:
Kubuntu Feisty Fawn beta1, installed to external USB hard drive.
Suspend/Resume (to/from RAM) fails on resume because USB drive has been
"removed" in software. Console filled with errors such as "rejecting
I/O to dead device".
This used to work in previous Kubuntu releases.
Works out of the box in Dapper & Edgy now.
Where's the "close bug report" button
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>Is the latest test on a clean install, or on an upgrade?
Fresh install.
Ditto for latest Edgy with all current updates.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdeprint
When adding new printers via Kubuntu-Dapper System-Settings --> printers panel,
these messages appear in ~/.xsession-errors:
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ScimInputContextPlugin()
perl: warning: Setting locale f
This is Kubuntu-Dapper, with the KDE-3.5.3 update.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 42965 ***
>Does running "sudo foomatic-cleanupdrivers" fix it for you?
Yes, thanks! I've now told launchpad to mark this as a dup of 42965.
Time to get this fixed in the dapper packages!
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 42965
Can't ad
** Bug 49493 has been marked a duplicate of this bug
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Binary package hint: kcontrol-autostart
** (process:14704): CRITICAL **: egg_desktop_entries_add_group: assertion
`egg_desktop_entries_lookup_group (entries, group_name) == NULL' failed
These messages appear in abundance during upgrades now.
The cause on my Dapper Kubuntu
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: synaptic
This is on Dapper Kubuntu, on three different systems here (two
differend Centrino notebooks, and an AMD64 desktop).
Yes, Kubuntu, not Ubuntu.
Happens about half the time: Run synaptic as root, click on "Reload" to
update the package lists. A
No such problems with Chrome on the same system.
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Title:
window content doesn't refresh, only if window is moved
To manage notifications about t
Same issues on N210 netbook with stock 2.6.36 kernel as well as with Maverick
kernel,
on top of Ubuntu 10.04 Desktop edition.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/640100
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The stupid part of all of this, is that initially the VOLUME keys *do*
work in 10.04, after the initial install.
But after "apt-get update && apt-get upgrade", they STOP working.
Something's seriously b0rked there for these netbooks. I'm going to try
the third-party PPA workarounds now.
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Okay, rebooted with the third-party PPA addons.
The BACKLIGHT keys now work, but the other keys still don't since the initial
upgrade.
Oh well. I'll just hack them back in.
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Still borked here, as of latest Lucid, long after "final" release.
WTF is going on
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Still broken in fully released Lucid -- this is now August 2010.
Is there a known workaround that actually stops my system from crashing,
other than re-installing Hardy in place of Lucid ???
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Key presses (such as Enter) can kill the X server after a boot with the text
plugin
https://bugs.
Speaking of which.
How the fsck can we get RID of this blasted plymouth bugfest entirely?
It appears to have a about a zillion packages that are dependent on it,
so synaptic won't ditch it without tossing most of Lucid. What a screw-
up.
I'm thinking something along the lines of this:
updat
** Changed in: plymouth (Ubuntu)
Status: Fix Released => Confirmed
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There are already a zillion entries in launchpad for this bug.
Adding yet another one, fragmenting the reports even further, won't help.
Oh well. No wonder Ubuntu gets such bad press.
I don't agree with the bad press, but really.. this is a critical bug,
and shouldn't be swept away like that.
Ch
Ahh.. found the answer to my question.
Here's how to get rid of most of plymouth, and thereby get rid of most
of the problems it causes, including this launchpad entried and numerous
others:
dpkg --get-selections| awk '/^plymouth-theme/{print $1}' | xargs sudo
apt-get purge
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