I am trying to copy a data CD. This is a normally formatted, once
written CDR that I now need another exact copy of. (I should have made
two to start with, perhaps...)
I put the CD with my data on it into the drive. After a few seconds it
automatically mounts and up comes a nautilus browser win
In condition two, (failure to burn) I find that .xsession-errors has the
single line
** (nautilus-cd-burner:6318): WARNING **: Unable to prepare tracks for
burning
appended to the end.
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I'm still stuck with a deleted items folder that cannot be emptied,
causing the Summary and folder mismatch error.
I first tried removing all the ev-summary files, which don't get
recreated, confirming MiiJaySung's suggestion that they are now outdated
and unused with the move to a different datab
Mark, it does indeed have a variety of folders, and also some vfolders
(search folders).
I thought I'd been through them all, but I was working manually so could
easily have missed something. A quick play with the desktop search tool
revealed cmeta files for the vfolders although no index or inde
It's only the vfolders (~/.evolution/mail/vfolder/...) that have no
index files, just cmeta files.
The normal folders (~/.evolution/mail/local/...) have both index files
and cmeta files.
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Problem persists for me in the released version of Jaunty. I'd be happy
to provide more information or do more tests (maybe even lend the
tablet) if anyone wants to work on this.
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Ok Martin.
I've tried to use apport to capture a crash report, but it just isn't
happening... What appears to be a crash to me, the instant ending of my
x session on unplugging the tablet isn't appearing as a crash to apport.
I have run "lsusb -v" and "dmesg" as you have asked and am uploading t
I'll run the backtraces in a bit, when I can get to a machine to ssh in
from.
Neil
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gscan2pdf
I have just installed gscan2pdf on my system running Jaunty.
The program works fine if I start it from the command line, but I cannot
find a menu item for it.
I would expect a menu item to be automatically installed. I believe one
should be i
I've uninstalled and reinstalled on my workstation, but still have no
(automatic) menu item.
I've also installed on my laptop, also running Jaunty. In that case the
menu item does appear automatically as expected.
So the problem is peculiar to one of my systems. Of course that is the
one I actu
In my case the problem persists in Jaunty release candidate.
The workaround that previously worked for me (briefly, removing files
matching "*ibex*" in /mail/local) has not worked for me for a month or
more now...
Bug http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=550414 appears at first
sight to refe
Yet another another confirmation that the lp349315apw5 kernel solves the
problem on an EeePC 701. Thanks from me too!
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I also had a failure to automatically install when first using the bbc
live radio player (streaming iplayer).
Same experience as Tenoch, adding gstreamer ugly plugins via synaptic
did not work for me.
However, using Applications=>Add/Remove (set to show "All available
applications), selecting the
The problem has been intermittent, and I haven't been able to find a
trigger for it, so it is difficult for me to test properly.
However, it hasn't happened to me for the last week or so; I do have
hardy-proposed enabled and am therefore now updated to 3.0 rc1. I would
cautiously say that, for m
Reported upstream in 2004. I've just noticed the same problem still
exists in an up to date copy of Ubuntu Hardy Heron. So here's a little
'me too' bump for the bug.
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I'm being the 'me too' man today. Loic's right about this, and it's
still here two years later. Little bump?
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Binary package hint: nautilus-cd-burner
If I wish to use nautilus to copy an existing data CD I place it in the
single drive on my machine. It automatically mounts, opening a browser
window and appearing as an icon on the desktop.
If I close the browser window, I can right
Thank you for that; it is of course only a workaround, as it doesn't
work in conjunction with background colours.
There does appear to still be a bug here which exists in the Ubuntu 2.4
version and not in the 2.4 version direct from OpenOffice.org.
For me, not using colour in my spreadsheets the
Sanitised page from my backup of one of my affected sheets attached.
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I'm confused.
I have *exactly* the issue described by the initial poster, it is
happening for me with Firefox 3 Beta 5 in a fresh upgrade to Hardy
Heron.
Firefox sometimes greys out and then returns to colour to continue, as
it should. Sometimes it stays gray but works normally otherwise when
i
Firefox 3 beta 5, as installed by my upgrade to Hardy from Gutsy.
Yes, compiz is in use. Will test with and without.
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ lsb_release -a
No LSB modules are available.
Distributor ID: Ubuntu
Description:Ubuntu 8.04
Release:8.04
Codename: hardy
I'm using a Lenovo
Me too. I have sheets created in earlier versions of OpenOffice calc
which now display with grid lines missing in some areas of the sheets.
For me, this appears to be related to cell formatting; if I select a
block of affected cells and delete just the formatting (using the Delete
key and select
I've now found a better fix:
Step one; highlight the area where the grid lines are missing. (Or the
whole sheet, should you wish. Start by testing on a spare sheet or an
area... )
Step two; right click on the area and select "Format Cells" from the
popup menu.
Step three; select the "Backgr
Me too, twice. I've now seen this problem on two upgrades from Gutsy to
Hardy.
In both cases the Gutsy machines were updated to the latest kernel
(2.3.22-15).
Following the general advice to kill the locale generating processes
(several times) to reach the end of the upgrade process, accepting t
Still getting this problem occasionally. The method of removing the
index files in post #6 works for me, though with a long startup time for
evolution after doing it while the index files are reinstated.
Evolution only appears on screen when this is finished.
The fundamental problem of indexes ge
Problem not noticed here for quite a while, using 8.10 (Intrepid), compiz and
Firefox 3.05. So as far as I'm concerned the bug is no longer present.
I will have a try with 9.04 when it comes into beta testing.
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I downloaded the latest Firefox from the 'proposed' repository today, I
assume it would be rc2 now as it is freshly updated. (3.0+nobinonly-
0ubuntu0.8.04.1).
I've just seen my first instance of the greyed out but responding
symptom for a couple of weeks...
This time I played with it for a minut
It's happening again for me right now, so I'm investigating more;
The greyed out characteristic affects just one window in Firefox; if I
open a link in another window that is in normal colour. Opening the
link in another tab in the greyed out window stays monochrome.
Staying in the monochrome w
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I am using the beta release of Jaunty/9.04 updated as of 31st March.
The xserver-xorg-input-aiptek package now installs via Synaptic without
errors.
However when I try to use my pen and tablet I find that I can move the
cursor
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-input-aiptek
I am using Jaunty beta, updated to 4th of April.
For several days now my Aiptek tablet has been working, but with a
persistent bug.
If I unplug the tablet, the xserver crashes, giving a few moments of
screen garbage followed by
I can confirm the correct operation of the ppa version
(1:0.8.2.2-0ubuntu0.2) with my elderly USB Wacom Graphire ET-0405-U A6
size tablet, under Jaunty beta updated to 7th April.
Hotplugging is fine, both plug in and unplug, and the eraser and stylus
are reported separately and can be configured w
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I am running Jaunty Jackalope Beta (currently within a VirtaulBox
machine).
When I attempt to install the xserver-xorg-input-aiptek package using
Synaptic, I first see a long list of packages to be removed, starting
with ubuntu-
My /var/log/dist-upgrade/ directory is empty. There don't appear to
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Only term.log appears to exist on the system, in /var/log/apt
I attach a copy, although it doesn't appear to contain any references to
"aiptek".
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Jon, I notice you've now tagged this with "packaging", which I think is
correct. (The program itself installed and worked fine on Intrepid.)
The dependencies reported by Synaptic include removing xserver-xorg and
replacing it with xserver-xorg-core, which apparently isn't happening.
Possibly a ma
I can confirm that the package is now installable on Jaunty beta.
Thanks to all involved for fixing this very fast. As a result I can now
consider moving one of my workstations to Jaunty beta for further
testing soon.
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I use a digital camera with a CF II form factor microdrive.
If I insert this card into a PCMCIA (PC card) adaptor and put it in a
PCMCIA slot on my laptop, the microdrive shows as a disc in the
Places->Computer gui file manager (Nautilus). It is however not
mounted.
If I tr
pmount appears to just be following the information given by
(presumably) hal about the device. So pmount is not at fault here, it
is being told by other parts of the system that the drive is not
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For information, I posted this on the mailing list before filing a bug.
Two other users have subsequently posted (from the forums) that they
have the same problem.
Florian Diesch suggested a workaround of adding the device name ( eg in
my case /dev/hde1 ) in the /etc/pmount.allow file. This work
Something very similar happening for me too with a Kingston U3 1MB usb
drive.
I found that the drive does mount correctly if it is plugged in before
the computer is started, but that plugging in to a running system only
occasionally (about one in five attempts or less) leads to a mounted
device, s
Very similar problem here, automounting a 1GB Kingston DataTraveller
U3usb flash drive. (Other generic USB flash drives automount
instantly.)
Dmesg shows long loops of 'new device' before the device is finally
correctly identified and added after a couple of minutes wait.
I'll attach dmesg tail,
I've now tried out the DataTraveler on two other machines running
Ubuntu, one 5.10 and another 6.06. The problem occurs on both machines,
though the one running 5.10 seems to be rather quicker to recognise the
device as automountable. Typically it takes 45 seconds to a minute or
two to get round
I've just used my system on a network configured manually, *without*
Network-Manager and note that the symptom of repeated asking for
password didn't occur.
Could others in this bug check whether they are using network manager
and whether *not* using it alleviates the symptom? (I have seen it
sug
Just to clarify my previous post;
I'm away from any network that I have access to, so turned off network
manager (using the gui) and then used a dialup modem via GnomePPP to get
on to the net.
Under these conditions Evolution seems inclined to start in offline
mode. When put online it contacts t
I've now had another look at the possible interaction with Network-
Manager.
Basically I removed Network-Manager from my system and manually
configured the (wireless ethernet) connection to the internet.
The symptom of asking for for the password and then looping continued to
exist. So it looks
I'm also having similar trouble.
What I'm trying to do is to set up the internal panel of my laptop as
the default (primary) display at its native 1280 by 800 (widescreen) and
the external display connector to 1024 by 768, the native resolution of
the projector I wish to use with it. The secondar
Checking things out further, I have to add that of course Gutsy's
OpenOffice Impress is a version that now supports multiple displays for
presentations and it is actually better to using an extended display
over two monitors (one the internal panel, the other the projector);
OpenOffice Impress now
This is also a problem for those of us who wish to edit files stored on
other machines on a local network.
I just spent around five hundred pounds on a network attached storage
appliance and was not best pleased when I couldn't open files or save to
it from the Gimp... Then I remembered that I've
I can confirm Roger Binns' observation. Same symptoms and fix on a
Lenovo 3000 N100.
Setting "Master" to be controlled by keyboard is fix, otherwise the keys
(both dedicated and function shifted f1 f2) call up the volume graphic
but do nothing.
Shipping with preset default would presumably fix t
I'm afraid that the problem has persisted for me right through to using
Gutsy updated to release candidate plus today's updates.
That's network-manager 0.6.5-0ubuntu15
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This bug persists for me too with latest version
(1:0.6.0+git20071006-0ubuntu2) on a Lenovo 3000 N100 laptop with Intel
945 integrated graphics.
Unsetting and resetting Compiz followed by a cold reboot didn't fix the
problem. I always have to click on the desktop to see the lower panel
after star
New version of fix works fine here. Thanks very much to Michael Vogt
and any others involved.
Now I can enjoy terminal window transparency without the annoying side
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There's now a proposed patch for this problem. (Milan Crha 18/10).
Any chance of testing this and getting it adopted quickly if it works?
This is exactly the kind of bug that is confusing and disturbing to
'average users' but too easy for geeks to say "Just edit the html tag
out in the address ba
Nobody accused of it either!
It is only an annoyance, but one that will occur for anyone using the
eBay notification email service, which is probably a very common case.
I think my point was meant to be that it will affect many users, not all
of whom will consider it to be trivial to work around.
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Still a problem for me even after today's updates to the update-manager
(core?). Can't check versions as the stalled update has the lock...
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ ps -e | grep hardy
7427 ?00:00:01 hardy
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ pstree 7427 -a
hardy /tmp/tmp_e0CMd/hardy
├─http
├─http
└─ht
I don't seem to have an updated system here... Looks and smells like a
Gutsy Gibbon still!
When started under strace the program appears to exit (vanishes) rather
than hanging.
Strace output attached.
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/usr/bin/sudo is highlighted as (white text on) red background in my
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Ok. downloaded release-upgrader-0.87.26-debu
ran sudo ./hardy
It hung as before.
I waited about half a minute and then tried to stop it with ctrl-c in
the terminal. This didn't stop the process.
I then tried the Gnome Panel "Force misbehaving application to quit"
utility; this removed the fro
On Wed, 2008-04-30 at 12:39 +, Michael Vogt wrote:
> Thanks a lot for running the test release-ugprader. I'm still searching
> what might cause it and did another version with even more debug output
> :) Could you please run the following one in the same manner as the
> previous one? And attac
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Same freeze, I'm afraid.
Neil
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Ok, version four... I'm afraid still freezing as before.
The system on which it is giving trouble is a Lenovo 3000 N100 laptop,
with a Centrino duo processor. Gutsy backports repository is turned on,
as is the 'Partners' one. Folding at home is installed and running, but
I'm stopping it before
Still behaving the same way I'm sorry to say.
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I'm currently using the default 'Human' theme, so wouldn't put that very
high up the list of possible triggers. (I'm happy to try others of
course).
Compiz is installed on the machine; I did turn off the effects for my
last round of testing, though not before. Compiz is still installed
even th
It looks much better. Certainly the process runs without the freeze
right at the start.
Unfortunately my system hasn't got quite enough room on / for the
upgrade process, so it did stop later on. (As it should.) After this
stop, the gui window greyed out and had to be killed again. But that is
Ok. Looking good. (I still can't complete the upgrade because I don't
have enough free space on / yet, I need to repartition so it isn't
trivial on a production machine.)
However, when I run 0.87.27-test2 from the command line the process
starts properly and runs on to the point where it tells m
Test case seems to be working fine here; I'm using the Lenovo 3000
laptop which this bug was preventing me upgrading.
update-manager --proposed started up an instance of the Update Manager
that offered me a button to upgrade to 8:04.
Upon pressing that button I was asked for a password, taken th
I had this problem with an upgrade to Hardy Heron, but only with the
latest kernel. Reverting kernel to the previous one worked fine.
The fix given at the top of this bug worked for me; the UUID for the
swap file was correct in /etc/fstab but wrong in /etc/initramfs-
tools/conf.d/resume. Editin
Today's full daemon.log as requested.
I've not trimmed it at all, just in case...
The problem is still present on the system, with NTP not running
properly ("No association IDs returned")
At 19:34:10 I manually restarted ntp, just for completenes. It works
fine, as you can see at the end of the
This is not merely annoying, it means I can't upgrade several machines
that I look after for other users because they would simply, and
rightly, conclude that I'd broken their ebay search result emails.
(I know it isn't exactly what is happening, but it is what appears to be
happening from the poi
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 91250 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/91250
Me too. Nikon Coolpix 990 used to connect (albeit with a very long wait
to load the camera driver) on Dapper/6.10. Now, using Feisty/7.04 it
fails outright. This appears to be a genuine regression.
Camera Im
Regression problem with my Nikon Coolpix 990, which works under Dapper
(with a long wait for the camera driver to load).
Now doesn't work at all under 7.04/Feisty release.
Camera Import starts as soon as the camera is plugged in to the USB port but I
get an error message in the Import Photos wi
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The freeze is totally reproducible on my system ;(
/var/log/dist-upgrade/apt.log didn't grow at all in ten minutes on my
system, it just stayed at the original size.
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total 80
-rw-r--r-- 1 root root 68144 2008-04-01 13:00 apt.log
-rw-r--r-- 1 root roo
I'm glad to say that the issue appears fixed for me too in Hardy today.
My test condition was sending myself an eBay "You might like to look at
this item" automated email. This time, the ampersands were not mangled
into html markup on arrival in the local Evolution, neither in the
displayed strin
Same happening here.
I have a little terminal output;
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ update-manager -d
extracting '/tmp/tmpiyGVkL/hardy.tar.gz'
authenticate '/tmp/tmpiyGVkL/hardy.tar.gz' against
'/tmp/tmpiyGVkL/hardy.tar.gz.gpg'
Then the Distribution Upgrade window greys out and nothing more happens.
A
The version of Evolution (and dependencies) currently available in the
normal Gutsy (7.10) repositories, including Gutsy Proposed and Gutsy
Backports still displays the problem discussed here. The fix has not
made it to Gutsy yet. I intend to check Hardy Alpha 6 for the
problem/fix this weekend a
Also a "me to". Exactly the same as Joey Stanford. My (one) wireless
laptop with 7.04 and Network-Manager needs 'sudo /etc/intit.d/ntp
restart' to get ntp running.
The cabled workstation, also with 7.04 and Network-Manager works fine
after normal booting.
Happy to test fixes, provide logs etc i
Result of /var/log/daemon.log | grep ntp | less, last seven lines are
after a restart of ntpd.
My wireless connection is on eth1.
Jun 19 10:19:47 neilw-laptop ntpd[5345]: ntpd [EMAIL PROTECTED] Wed Mar 7
20:43:30 UTC 2007 (1)
Jun 19 10:19:47 neilw-laptop ntpd[5346]: precision = 1.000 usec
Jun 1
Seems not to be a problem any more with Feisty beta.
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I've just been trying to test the recent modifications and fixes, by
running the Feisty daily build CD from yesterday (Thursday 5th of
April).
It still has the old 1:0.7.2-0ubuntu7 versions of wacom-tools and the
xserver-xorg-input-wacom and the the xorg.conf file still has /dev/wacom
rather than
I'm glad to say that today's Feisty daily build disc works 'out of the
box' with my Wacom Graphire tablet, both in Live CD and installed modes.
No need to edit or download anything, it just works as it should.
Thanks to Timo and others for this.
Neil
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wacom-tools udev scripts should point to
I have installed a clean copy of Feisty beta (with updates) on a
machine.
I then installed Timo's packages wacom-tools_0.7.6.4-0ubuntu1_i386.deb
and xserver-xorg-input-wacom_0.7.6.4-0ubuntu1_i386.deb (with gdebi).
Now what happens is that /dev/input/wacom and /dev/input/tablet-graphire
are create
Works for me now with 1:0.7.7-0ubuntu1 under feistly beta, though I
still appear to need to edit xorg.conf. I also note that while things
are fine with Gimp and extended input devices if the system is booted
with the tablet attached, hotplugging a tablet after boot still doesn't
seem to make it a
On Mon, 2007-04-02 at 21:56 +, Timo Aaltonen wrote:
> Maybe your config had /dev/wacom instead of the new /dev/input/wacom?
Yes, exactly what it had.
> There was a xorg update soon after wacom-tools was updated, so it should
> be fixed by now.
That's what I was hoping. I'll maybe do another
Me too.
Edgy on an AMD Sempron system. Could save me a lot of cabling if this
is fixed in the next week or two ;)
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You are not alone...
I've just experienced this bug on a new installation of Lucid final
release on an old PIII machine with a matrox video card running a 5:4
ratio flat panel (not native 1024x768). The panels would show correctly
after any change to their properties, but be incomplete again at t
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