t the cost of performance. Any (decent) hardware RAID5 controller
will obliterate any software RAID.
Take care.
Oli
On Thu, 2008-07-31 at 01:34 +, cdavis33 wrote:
> Hi everyone,
> First off, I'm completely new when it comes to RAID and Linux. But I
> have an old PC, 4-500GB hard
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ran system update downloaded this file and received this error - E:
/var/cache/apt/archives/linux-
image-2.6.24-19-generic_2.6.24-19.41_i386.deb: corrupted filesystem
tarfile - corrupted package archive.
ProblemType: Package
Architecture: i386
Date: Thu Aug 28 20:19:32 2008
D
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corrupt
(IMO) it should track the notification area.
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 9:44 PM, jcornwall wrote:
> I've taken some time to investigate this properly.
>
> This problem will arise on an NVIDIA TwinView configuration when there
> is no GNOME panel at the top of the screen; either through being remove
I have recently switched over from Gutsy to Jaunty (fresh install), and
the system started to freeze randomly, although the REISUB combination
usually worked.
After downgrading to 2.4.27, the system ran stable again for several
days, but eventually locked up too. Then I tried the standard Jaunty
k
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Having taken a closer look at the console output, I installed the
package: python-lxml
And it's fixed. I strongly suggest you add that to the dependency list.
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The bookmarks/drives system in the Ubuntu menu is limited to 5 items
before it truncates into a folder-view. I use bookmarks *all* the time
so having to go across one extra step has really started to get to me. I
also mount a lot of network dr
There is an upstream patch to ship the variable to gconf. It's not the
perfect fix -- that would be deteching the screen height and working out
how many entries we could paint -- but it's a million miles better than
the current state of things.
I've seen this bug reported before (well over a year
Sorry I missed your first reply, Sebastien. I've attached the backgrace
from gdb. I hope it's what's needed because I've never done this
before. If you need any more information, I'm happy to provide it.
Having read the trace, I believe the issue is actually in evolution-
data-server - but I'm no
Attached required trace. Re-opening.
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I still get the problem with 177.76, albeit less frequently.
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I'm still getting the problem, though I think it's happening less often
than before.
Most GTK+ things are redrawing fine now with the exception of Firefox
and webkit loading images (sometimes the image loads as black until I
either scroll it off the page and back on again, or force a whole-screen
That's with a 8800GTS, 177.76 and 2.6.27-4-generic (2.6.27.4.4)
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No, sorry this is fixed in Intrepid (and has been for a while). My bad
for not closing the thread.
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I can confirm this, too. Last update (2.6.24-17) breaks suspend to ram.
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Shlomi: Grow up.
Chase your issue across the community support in the forums, not on
unrelated threads in Launchpad. Proclaiming Ubuntu dead just because you
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I have found the distortion (at least on my system) is exacerbated by
loud sounds. High-bass music or loud sequences in video (gun-shots,
dramatic music, etc).
I've also found that each time it distorts, the sync with the video is
lost, like there's a growing latency as the video plays.
Very pecu
I thought the btnx project was dead... So I'm slightly confused as to
why there's so much activity in this thread.
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t; On Sun, Feb 15, 2009 at 10:43 AM, Oli wrote:
>
> > I thought the btnx project was dead... So I'm slightly confused as to
> > why there's so much activity in this thread.
> >
> > Why are you chasing up the packaging of an obsolete app?
> >
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Just moved over to Jaunty and I've noticed that tool-tips appear to be a
little squiffy. (See attachment)
When moving the mouse they work correctly but once you click on
something (and leave the mouse stationary), the tool tip loads 10px from
the top-most, left-most corner of
Same behaviour. Again, with nvidia (closed-source driver) and compiz.
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We're quickly approaching two years since this bug was launched, many
people have said things but nothing has come from it to get a proper
package-build-process started. Considering how many developers use
Eclipse (for so many different things), I would have put money on this
being fixed 18 months
argument.
On Fri, Apr 17, 2009 at 2:51 PM, Caesar wrote:
> Oli, I think the reason this will never be done is really simple: not
> having elcipse package is not a problem.
>
> At all.
>
> It's really easy to install eclipse manually, It have it's own internal
&g
d in one place.
On Mon, Apr 6, 2009 at 9:27 AM, David Barth
wrote:
> Oli, Nick, Michael, can you confirm that the latest version behaves as
> defined above.
>
> I hope the advanced mode can be useful for you too. If you have other
> configuration ideas, let's discuss that as anoth
"Fix Released"? More like "Bug Released"
Yeah, I'm in the other camp. I have two screens. They're identical and
right next to each other. My display is like one 3840x1200px sheet of
beauty...
Notifications, with the exception of a few hiccoughs, have been perfect
*for me* pretty much since they w
Erk.. Forgot to mention (though it's fairly obvious implicitly) that I
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Well that's annoying. Somebody has marked this as duplicate and I can't
*see* the other thread to check. Smooth.
Whoever set this as a duplicate, could you also make the thread this one
now points to a public
Fixed.
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A few:
2008-09-03 08:05:33 upgrade python-gobject 2.15.2-0ubuntu1 2.15.3-0ubuntu3
2008-09-03 08:05:34 upgrade python-glade2 2.12.1-6ubuntu1 2.13.0-0ubuntu1
2008-09-03 08:05:34 upgrade python-gtk2 2.12.1-6ubuntu1 2.13.0-0ubuntu1
2008-09-03 08:05:35 upgrade python-libxml2 2.6.32.dfsg-2ubuntu1
2.6.32
I'm sorry but the updates are out and about. *cranks the lever back to
Fix Released*
Check http://packages.ubuntu.com if you need to. They're all there at
the version I'm saying.
Are you on a mirror?
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Occasionally (around one in seven times) when I right click, two right
clicks are registered.
This is especially chaotic when I do things like right click to open a
context menu and the second fake click triggers the first menu item. Or
when I'm trying to relieve stress by pl
Mouse stuff from my Xorg log (I've attached the full thing):
(II) config/hal: Adding input device Macintosh mouse button emulation
(**) Macintosh mouse button emulation: always reports core events
(**) Macintosh mouse button emulation: Device: "/dev/input/event2"
(II) Macintosh mouse button emulat
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Binary package hint: memcached
By default memcached stops itself loading thanks to /etc/default/memcache
Additionally, you cannot load it through /etc/init.d/memcache for the same
reason.
This is about as counter-intuitive as ubuntu gets. If somebody installs
memcached, the
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Binary package hint: lib32asound2-plugins
lib32asound2-plugins doesn't ship one the the (arguably) most important
libraries: libasound_module_pcm_pulse.so
This breaks alsa sound in 32bit apps that require a 32bit version of
alsa (wine, skype, etc)
If this effects you, you c
I'm sure I don't understand the complexities of the lib32 packaging process,
but I know on my system just using the standard 32bit version of
libasound_module_conf_pulse.so works.
It *was* my belief that the lib32 libs are just repackaged builds of the
32bit libs. It sounds like that is not the ca
Same behaviour, exactly as described.
It *does* set the volume though - It goes to the point where you stopped
dragging when you unmute.
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Same for me =(
I can't think of any additional information to add but I'm happy to
provide it if anybody asks.
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"Also, in Dapper Drake disabling and enablling wireless was often enough
to fix a connection problem, but now this can not be done. I need to
kill -9 NetworkManager and restart it to get wireless working."
Same for me!
"I need to kill -9 NetworkManager and restart it to get wireless
working."
I
I've got 900gigs of data trapped in a [fake]RAID5 array. I've been
following this thread for months because I'm really itching to get off
Windows and onto Linux. This is my final deal-breaking hurdle.
I've tried pactching and compiling the latest patch from Heinz but when
compiling I hit:
CC [M
Well I got it to compile into the kernel (I had to move device mapper
support into the kernel to do it). Booted to it fine (well except for
the graphics meltdown - but oh well =) but I can't get dmraid to list my
RAID5 volumes.
My RAID0 stripe is coming through fine but RAID5 is still MIA. I'm not
** Changed in: linux-source-2.6.22 (Ubuntu)
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> As has been mentioned here several times, this bug has already been
fixed.
Hewus: I wish you'd read my comments here before posting that. It would
have saved me posting this comment. I have this bug still. Keys do not
clear themselves. Control+alt+backspace does not work. No modifier keys
work.
Pete, you're a complete legend! That "setxkbmap" is exactly what I need
to allow me to get on with things without having to fear the ungodly
wrath of VMWare and its constant need to steal my modifier keys!
You've actually improved my quality of life by typing that comment.
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Asa: It is here on this system.
Tom: So what bug do I have? Its behaviour here mimics each and every
symptom of the bug submitted here. I'm really happy that the bug is
fixed for most people here but yeah... Please don't try to say it's
fixed everywhere because it's not.
There's another thread: h
I got the same problem om my fresh Tribe 3 installation. The font size,
in skype (qt?) is also to big, so that you can not use the programm.
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Binary package hint: banshee
When I try to create a new smart playlist, and I select "Play Count", or
"Last Played" banshee crashs.
banshee 0.12.1
Exception in Gtk# callback delegate
Note: Applications can use GLib.ExceptionManager.UnhandledException to handle
the except
>I deleted everything in ~/.evolution/mail/config/ and it worked fine as
mentioned above.
Thanks, works great for me.
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Just because nobody has mentioned it, I thought I would:
btnx is an amazing replacement for all this nonsensical evdev
tomfoolery. It's easy to configure via gui, live (no restarts) and has
profile management.
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Ah I see it now... The same button as Print Screen?
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nanog: yes. Just restarted to make sure. Same as usual happened:
1. I clicked places, then the bookmark
2. It asked me for the keyring password
3. It thinks for a while and then asks me for another password (this time it
will only accept the ssh password - as if it's not getting/using the correct
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: supercollider
please update supercollider to the recent version 3.1.1
** Affects: supercollider (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
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I get this behaviour when using VMware and playing games. It's extremely
annoying to say the least.
And I can confirm that this only happens when compiz is used.
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They're pretty adamant that this bug is fixed upstream. There's another
bug filed here: http://www.pulseaudio.org/ticket/199 claiming that it's
fixed.
But it's not. I'm using Hardy latest and it's still as opaque as ever =(
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Y
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
Effects: (my) Hardy-latest
To replicate:
- Start with compiz loaded with some settings (wobbly windows, animations,
etc).
- Open up Appearance Preferences from the desktop and click the Visual Effects
tab.
- Change the radio to "None", then
Thanks for the tip there Travis. That does indeed solve my problem, but
a few questions:
1. Don't you think that implicitly wiping settings like that is a little
confusing for people that don't know about it? Wouldn't a "reset config" button
make a lot more sense?
2. Shouldn't "normal" and "extr
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: pulseaudio
I'm using module-alsa-sink to route pulseaudio through to hardware (for
compatibility with non-pulse-supporting apps) and I've noticed that it
takes a couple of seconds for actions like pause, stop, play, volume-
change etc to have any effect o
Well I've discovered that this was a clash between the compiz way of
handling multiple (virtual) desktops and the gnome way. I currently
can't open up the display settings dialogue (due to the Alpha4 blocking-
bugs) but I'll clarify which settings are the problem areas.
All-in-all, it is entirely
InterpreterPath: /usr/bin/python2.5
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This is not fixed for me.
Just tried to upload a batch of files over ssh/sftp. It uploaded the
first and crashed halfway through the second.
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I can confirm this behaviour and second the suggestion.
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Same here. Happened in an update after upgrading today.
If the fix is committed (as it says it is), how long before that filters
through into the repos (and therefore is fixed here)?
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> I purged .*pulse.* and reinstalled pulse via aptitude. All is well
now.
Sorry for bumping this Marques, but how exactly did you do that? I've
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I had this when first moving to Hardy. I had to set the hue to 0
(instead of the default middle value) for normal playback.
But that was last week. Things *seem* to be working as expected now. Is
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I have to say that SFTP is extremely dodgy in Hardy at the moment. I get
the same errors when uploading just one file.
I'm not sure if it's related but I also get a new dialogue box popping
up asking me for a password *after* I'm asked to unlock the keyring.
There are also a great deal of "Cannot
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I have two screens bound in twinview. At the bottom of each physical
screen there is a panel containing a window list. I have 4 virtual
desktops.
If I open an application on Desktop 1 (d1 here-on), an entry appears in the d1
window list, on the screen it was started (as expe
Well I fixed it after trawling the intarweb for a few more minutes.
I ran:
sudo dppg-reconfigure mdadm
Accepted all the defaults. If you've never played silly-buggers with
your kernels, this *might* fix it for you, but as it was, I have built a
couple of kernels before and the initramfs-update wa
Sorry to hassle you Bret but which command worked to fix a gutsy
upgrade? Several Gutsy users (myself included) don't have their mdadm
arrays assembled on boot, like this, just 100% of the time. If you were
experiencing the same, could you take 5 minutes out to explain the fix
so I can pass it alon
I'm having similar issues but my remedy is slightly different.
My RAID1 isn't critical (yet) to the system so when things are booted up I just
click an icon and this runs:
modprobe md
mdadm --assemble --scan
mount -a
It's not elegant and it needs root privs and while things are like this,
there'
Nevermind Bret, I fixed it after trawling the intarweb for a few more
minutes.
I ran:
sudo dppg-reconfigure mdadm
Accepted all the defaults. If you've never played silly-buggers with
your kernels, this *might* fix it for you, but as it was, I have built a
couple of kernels before and the initramf
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Hi all.
A few days ago everything started working fine again for me.
This followed one of the many updates ubuntu proposes, but I could not tell
which one excatly.
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dmraid and mdadm raid are two completely different modules that are
AFAIK completely unrelated. dmraid is for hardware fakeraid while mdadm
raid is pure software raid.
I've had similar mdadm raid issues though. I fixed it by running:
sudo dpkg-reconfigure mdadm
Accept the defaults and at the end
I'm using 2.20.0 and I can't find *any* method of setting shortcut keys.
Ideally, there would be something like that in the plain Xine player
that lets you map any mouse or key combination to an action (eg: play-
pause, full-screen, volume up and down).
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Due to the lack of interest and response, I scrapped my RAID. I've since
formatted the disks into a RAID5 via mdadm (a much better solution vs a
"hardware" FAKERAID chipset)
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I've created a new user, imported some songs and tried it again with
different albums - but again no covers.
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Well this isn't fixed for me. I know that's a useless statement but I
don't exactly know how to qualify it further other than explaining:
Mashing a bunch of keys and mousebuttons in VMWare or some fullscreen
games reproduces this almost instantaneously. Still only happens under
compiz. Same MO as
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After resume from suspend to ram, I can't connect to my wireless network.
"iwlist scanning wlan0" doesn't list any networks after resume.
Unloading and Reloading the iwl3945 module has no effect.
hp compaq nx7400
cat /etc/lsb-release
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DISTRIB_RELEASE=8.04
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Thanks archdrone,
I've tried it again with your workaround, it works for me too. Perhaps, I
haven't wait long enough, yesterday.
/etc/default/acpi-support says:
# Note that network cards and USB controllers will automatically be unloaded
# unless they're listed in MODULES_WHITELIST
MODULES=""
I
> It's way too late for new packages in Hardy, which is past Beta stage.
It's way too late for packages to be included by default, but it's never too
late to have it added to the repos for download post-install...
It would be great for Intrepid but for now all we need is repo-access to
make it ea
You are right, Daniel - works fine now. I will set the bug status fixed.
** Changed in: pm-utils (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Fix Released
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No wifi after resume from suspend to ram (iwl3945 driver)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/204040
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I can confirm this bug. When I play a song without a cover.jpg file in
the folder there is no action fetching the cover from the web. Its only
searching for local cover art.
debug-output (play song without local cover art):
(12:30:31) [0x80dc408] [new_playing_stream_idle_cb] rb-shell-player.c:30
Please accept my apology for not posting back here sooner. The bug still
exists in the current Hardy latest. To answer your question, yes. I need
this for apps that currently do not support pulseaudio. Here's my
asoundrc:
pcm.pulse {type pulse }
ctl.pulse { type pulse }
pcm.!default { type pulse
Chris: What part of nq's last comment isn't completely aligned with this
bug description? They and I are still having near identical experiences
to what you described... Here's how I see it:
- one key or a combination of keys are indefinitely looped
- it often kills off modifier keys (shift, alt
On the crashing note, often when I have things looping, newly launched
apps will crash out. Firefox (latest beta) and Tomboy are two key
examples of this. When I can next safely restart X, I'll force a
modifier key lock-up. I think that's what causes most crashes.
nq: open up a terminal, force the
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I can't stress how useful this tool is over the rubbish that evdev
mapping makes you go through. This is top stuff and should definitely be
available, if not included and enabled by default!
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/146160
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Pedro: It all (uploading and unmounting) seems to work fine here without
crashes on Hardy's latest packages.
But there are still a load of missing things like: proper bookmarks for
deep linking into sftp) or keyring integration.
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gvfsd-sftp crashed with SIGSEGV in g_data_input_stream_read_line
I suspect a lot of you upgraded. I've had this before in previous
upgrade/downgrade issues where Firefox and Thunderbird skitz out and
show horrible fonts. Thankfully the fix is stupidly simple:
sudo fc-cache -fv
Then kill off firefox/tbird and re-launch them. You'll have crisp,
dainty fonts.
It
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubiquity
installation failed with Installer Crashed window; here the traceback
information
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/usr/lib/ubiquity/bin/ubiquity", line 450, in
main(oem_config)
File "/usr/lib/ubiquity/bin/ubiquity", line 435, i
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