Same trouble here. Using Dell Precision T3400's, ATI graphics FireGL
V3600 or so. I'll post the details of our configuration when I get back
to one of them...
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Jaunty + fglrx + Xinerama crashes X (Ubuntu 9.04 AMD64)
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** Attachment added: "without xinerama"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26361789/xorg.conf
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File above is xorg.conf which works (a little) without xinerama on a 2x2
display array.
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Jaunty + fglrx + Xinerama crashes X (Ubuntu 9.04 AMD64)
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PCI bus listing for my hardware, also experiencing the crash problem.
** Attachment added: "lspci.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/26362207/lspci.txt
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Jaunty + fglrx + Xinerama crashes X (Ubuntu 9.04 AMD64)
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I installed the 8.603 drivers from
https://a248.e.akamai.net/f/674/9206/0/www2.ati.com/drivers/firepro/FirePro_8.603_Linux_79802.zip
Still broken.
Also (though there are probably other bugs filed for these): when I log
out, it crashes Xorg and can't recover - the system requires a reboot
before X
I found a workaround per a comment above. I'm using gnome-terminal, and
on some systems I use, 'screen' produces a beep/bell when I hit
'backspace'.
in ~/.screenrc:
bindkey -d ^? stuff ^H
bindkey -d ^@ stuff ^H
It now behaves as expected.
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Backspace key in GNU Screen not detected correctly
Micah,
Thanks for pointing that out - I was noticing some unexpected behaviors,
this explains them.
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Backspace key in GNU Screen not detected correctly
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Also worth noting, this bug has been around for a while - why haven't I
had issues with it until recently?
https://bugzilla.redhat.com/show_bug.cgi?id=11294#c13
Still no solution by me.
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Backspace key in GNU Screen not detected correctly
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I've dropped all the bindkey statements from my .screenrc, as they were
causing other troubles when using other applications (e.g. vim), as
predicted.
I'm now using an alias via .bashrc, so now all 'screen' is translated to
'screen -T $TERM'. This plays a lot nicer, and seems to produce the
desir
I'm seeing the same behavior as Steve initially described.
We need network to be available as early as possible (before login),
preferably pre-GDM, but we need wireless and such as provided by NM.
Is it possible (i.e. a simple way) to activate any/all system
connections before NM Applet is launch
Alex,
I did check that. Permissions were 0600, owned by root.
When I first read it, the bug's summary/title indicated it related more
to NM Applet triggering system connections, such that they weren't
available pre-login. That would be the aspect I'm most interested in.
If this bug is more speci
Hi all - I installed Karmic in November and only now noticed this
problem.
My hardware: an IBM ThinkPad R5. (See attached lshw output for more
details.)
I haven't identified a specific cause. To trigger the problem, I can start
either Armagetron or Chromium, and soon files all over the place be
Two typo's:
It's an IBM ThinkPad R51.
Chromium BSU (the space shooter game) seems to trigger the issue on my
system.
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"Corrupted low memory at" kernel warning on resume
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