The problem with missing documentation still persists on the Hardy.
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Well, I don't know. For the first part, I didn't even know how to
reproduce it first when it happened. It crashed, and the crash-reporting
tool (was it's name Apport?) popped up and asked me to report the bug,
and so I did. Besides, I don't even use ogle anymore. So I think this
bug could be closed
Hmm, it seems that you are right, at least with openoffice 2.4 when I just
tried.
Thanks for your thoughts about this.
Well, maybe these are heavy enough arguments to not implement this change in
behavior.
I still ponder over if there could be some other way to get some kind of
protection when a u
talk about newbies, which Ubuntu are supposed to target also.
But that said, I think this bug can be closed now. Thanks everyone for
your thoughts about this.
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Now I changed the status to "Invalid". Is this the right thing to do, or
is there something else that I'm supposed to do also?
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Well, changing this behavior won't prevent totally stupid users (like
me) from doing stupid things. But in the current form as the idea is, it
will definitely help to a certain degree. It is more like a quick hack
to provide some kind of hint to the user to not do a stupid thing in
some situations.
I have now booted a lot of times with Hardy, with HT enabled, and it
works like a charm. So the bug could be closed altogether now.
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>From what I've seen on another (GNOME) bug, some of the info entered in the
LP bug was also forwarded to gnome bugzilla by the developer. But I don't
think this always happens though.
For those of you here who are really interested in getting the bug fixed, I
strongly recommend you should report
Ok, thanks for that information. Then I have no clue about how to debug this
problem. Hope someone else might see this and help out with the bug.
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I have a problem with the kernel in ubuntu 6.06. When I have my USB-
stick attached, it just hangs at boot. This is not a very severe
problem, because it does boot correctly when the usb-stick is not
attached, and
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This bug is present for me now, using Hardy and a Nvidia Geforce 4 MX
card, Philips 201b4 monitor. I think it used to work in Gutsy, but don't
do after the upgrade. Booting up with the monitor turned off gives low
resolution (640x480), and it get's fixed if I restart X after turning
monitor on.
So
Yes, Zhang Rui suggested that I should check out that bug also (at
kernel bug 10406). I've been looking there, but I don't really
understand how to check out if mine is a duplicate of that. The
difference seems to be that for me just certain usb-devices cause the
hang, and at bug 6208 every device
@Elias: I don't mean to sound rude, but it feels for me that you have no
problem complaining about what others should and should not do, but then you
are yourself not ready to do much about it. Well, you might say that Ubuntu
is a proprietary project, because there is a corporation behind it, but a
I have an ATI X1250 card, using a hp 6715s notebook with an amd sempron
3600+ processor and 1gig ram. Using alpha2, I got exactly the same error
message as the others here. I tried to copy over all the relevant log
files via ssh to post them here. But before I had the time to do that,
the screen ju
Well, they were exactly the same for alpha2, so I would not say they are
completely different. However, I will file this as a new bug whenever I
get the time. Thanks for your advice.
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I'm having a problem with occasional bootup hangs. They started after I
upgraded to Gutsy. I never experienced this problem with Ubuntu 7.04.
Most of the times there is no problem, but maybe once out of 10 or 20
bootups the booting process stops.
Public bug reported:
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I have an ATI Raderon X1250 card, using a hp 6715s notebook with an amd
sempron 3600+ processor (64-bit capabale) and 1gig ram. Using the
alpha2 live cd, I got exactly the same error message as those in bug
#174434. I tried to copy over all
There seems to be different problems reported at the same bug number
here. One problem is caused by gnome-keyring. Killing gnome-keyring
makes the boot proceed. The latest updates seem to solve the problem
mostly for me, but I have experienced still at least one time where I
had to kill gnome-keyri
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I have now tested with alpha4, it seems to behave in exactly the same way,
the screen flashes blank fout times when it is trying to load X when
starting from the live-cd. The alternate-installer still hangs during the
installation-process (at a later stage than alpha3, but nevertheless hangs
comple
I want to add to jtholmes summary above about the problem: for me
logging in did not work even the first time on the first boot. I had to
try several times before I got a successful login. What did solve the
problem for me however, was putting the computer in uniprocessor mode,
ie. disabling Hypert
Debian bug 455 694 seems to be solved as the source for the
setuid/setgid messages are fixed. However, those messages are still
there for me, even though login and the rest of the system works
perfectly. So in my case, this will probably not solve the problem.
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Thanks for your fast reply, I will try out those solutions you suggested
as soon as I get the time.
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I think there is a good reason that they are not using bootlogd by
default. I think I read somewhere that bootlogd is quite buggy on some
systems, and it is hard to make it work correctly the way it is
designed. So the proper fix in the long run would be to redesign it
completely, as Scott is inten
Hello, I've done some further testing, and I've actually found that the
probably the wireless driver is to blame for the lockups. 64-bit or
32-bit does not seem to make any difference. If I disable the wireless
functionality by pressing that button on the computer, it won't lock up.
X is still acti
I booted again, and this time Xorg.0.log.old was exactly the same as the
one posted above (except for the time), however Xorg.0.log was
different.
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I also made a little video shot of this boot. Notice how the screen
blanks four times. The computer is perfectly usable in terminal mode
(net access via cable) and works without any lockups.
btw:
$ which xresprobe
/usr/sbin/xresprobe
so it's still there. However, the xresprobe bug seems quite dif
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01:05.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: ATI Technologies Inc RS690M [Radeon
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I tried installing xorg-driver-fglrx, but that didn't seem to make any
difference.
I also did a few times
sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
What is strange, it that alternately it yields a [OK] to stopping, but [fail]
on starting, and nothing more. And alternately [ok] on both, and same error as
desc
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Segei: I think you forgot to attach the actual file. ;-)
Your description of it seems very nice though, I hope they could include
a package like this in the universe. I think many users would appreciate
that possibility. Maybe even a package from you, if you would have the
time to be maintaining i
Ok, I see, then you did not forget it after all. :-)
I installed your version, it works nicely for me, and the /var/log/boot file
looks nicer than it did with my old one. Thankyou for this work. Maybe you
could submit this package to getdeb.net for inclusion in their archive,
along with some warni
Yes, I sure understand that you don't want to be a maintainer for it, that
would probably be quite a lot of work. For me the [ok] comes on it's own
separate:
Sun Jan 27 21:52:32 2008: * Starting system message bus dbus
Sun Jan 27 21:52:32 2008: [ OK ]
Is this intentional? Otherwise this seems muc
Hello again, I noticed that I forgot to mention that it behaves the same
way if I start up in failsafe graphics mode, no difference there. And
the live-cd also sometimes hangs on boot-up even if the wireless is
disabled. I also tried using the alternate-installer, but it hangs
somewhere even before
Ok, I see. Well, then this behavior is probably preferred.
Thankyou
2008/1/27, Sergei Ivanov <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
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> > Yes, I sure understand that you don't want to be a maintainer for it,
> that
> > would probably be quite a lot of work. For me the [ok] comes on it's own
> > separate:
> > Sun J
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I think that Firefox should save files readonly to /tmp when a user
click on files that require apps external to Firefox.
The reason is this: if a user opens a file from within Firefox, and then
does some editing and tries to save the fil
I've had the same problem, but just on my front ports. And I'm pretty
sure it is because the wires are longer, and of lower quality, to the
front ports. The back ports are connected directly to mainboard, via a
riser. Usb 1.1 devices (such as mice and keyboards) work at the front
ports, but not usb
FYI: I've filed a wishlist bug about automatic fallback to usb 1.1 if
2.0 doesn't work. In that way you won't manually have to unload ehci-
hcd, so it could be some sort of workaround for your problem here (at
least for most of you) You can look at
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-me
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Hello, I'm testing out Hardy Heron. The live cd works fine, but once
installed, I'm unable to log in with gnome.
After I type my username and password and press enter, I hear some disk
activity, but then the system stops completely. However
Elias:
Maybe it's not because of the length of the cables, but then the quality of
them, in my case (case as in situation, not box). I bought the parts in 2003,
and probably the case model is older than that. Maybe usb 2.0 was too new then
for them to test it properly. Maybe my problem is a bit
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My idea is that if a USB device gets plugged in, and Linux isn't able to
initialize it properly at usb 2.0, it should try initializing it with
usb 1.1 instead.
I have a problem where some of my usb-ports (the front ports) work only
at usb 1.
I've tried to find out which programs constitute to those pids in
.xsession-errors, but I've been unable to find out that. However. if the
pid of gnome-session is x, then the first of the pids in .xsession-
errors is a little bit higher than x, maybe x+[34], and the and the next
is maybe x + [8-10]
Ok, I've investigated the problem a little further, and there seems to
be many more people that experienced the same sort of error message with
various versions of gnome, both on fedora, debian and ubuntu, for
example here http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=585635&page=13,
here http://forums.
Hello, I've had this problem too. At first I reported it as
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gnome-session/+bug/179552, but
found out that mine must be a duplicate of this bug. I found out that if
I disable Hyperthreading in the bios, it works perfectly. The GTK
setuid/setgid error message
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 136529 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/136529
Hello, Bernhard, this bug has just marked as a duplicate of
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/gdm/+bug/136529 by the
developers, so I suppose you should file your information there. Also,
as a suggesti
Maybe the BIOS could be to blame, so I post this one also.
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I'm experiencing this bug again, both on Ubuntu 7.10, and on Hardy
Heron. I attach a little video snapshot which shows what happens in the
boot when the usb-stick is attached.
The results posted here are for Hardy Heron.
My original usb-stick got destroyed, so I don't know if the bug applies
to t
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With the Beta1 live-cd, X works fine for me. So this bug seems to be solved for
me! :-)
Sadly, there are still multiple other bugs left affecting my hardware... :-(
Cheers to the developers!
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Looks like I forgot to attach the video clip...
It ends with the message:
ACPI: Looking for DSDT in initramfs... error, file /DSDT.aml not found
and then just halts. I'm not able to take ctrl-alt-del, I have to do a
hard reset.
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I'm now reporting this bug upstream, but the kernels bugzilla doesn't
accept files larger than 1 meg, so I upload it here instead.
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I think the rationale for the "won'f fix" stamp is that the kernel team
deamed it unlikely tha this bug would get fixed in time for Hardy. Probably
they will try to fix it for later Ubuntu versions (hopefully the 8.10). So
the "won't fix" stamp should probably be read as: won't fix for Hardy, if
I'
Thanks for your post.
I have already Hardy installed on the computer, and has booted a few times
without problems. But it's a bit difficult to know if the bug is actually
gone or not as it just happens once in maybe 10 or 20 times, (seemingly
random, however just on cold-boots I think). I have sav
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