My system has suddenly developed this problem (Jaunty). It occurs across
all viewers---evince, okular, gv, and xpdf---and in both dvi and pdf
formats (haven't tried ps). Does not effect print output from
Openoffice.
--
landscape printed output is trucated to portrait page width
https://bugs.launc
I've suddenly started having a problem that may be related to the above.
If I create a LaTeX doc---A4 landscape---compile and display, evince
(and other viewers), display it in what looks like 'letter' format
though all the defaults that I know of are set for A4. However, when I
opt to print and c
My system has suddenly developed this problem (Jaunty). It occurs across
all viewers---evince, okular, gv, and xpdf---and in both dvi and pdf
formats. Does not effect print output from Openoffice.
--
Cannot print in landscape orientation
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/276369
You received this bu
I'm using an old Dell Latitude C600, with an ATI Mobility 128 graphics
chip.
The 'bug' --- random freeze ups on shutdown, with the screen
progressively whitening out --- has occured on this machine as long as I
have had Ubuntu on it (3 or so years). I have used other distros for
short periods, but
, Jun 09, 2009 at 10:15:57AM -, adair wrote:
>
> > If X is running shutting down from a console (Ctrl+Alt+F1), does not
> > guarantee success.
>
> When shutting from the console here do you still get the whiteout you
> describe or just random lockups?
>
--
I would like to confirm this bug. I have only started to have problems
with automatic wifi connection since running the Hardy beta. Doing sudo
/etc/init.d/networking restart seems the most convenient way of
overcoming it until there is a proper fix.
--
wpasupplicant doesn't start when the network
I would like to confirm this bug. I have only started to have problems
with automatic wifi connection since running the Hardy beta. Doing sudo
/etc/init.d/networking restart seems the most convenient way of
overcoming it until there is a proper fix.
--
wpasupplicant doesn't start when the network
Hi Saïvann,
Sorry about this; it's all got pushed into the background by other
things.
1. If you disable usplash from the Grub menu.lst file, do you still get this
problem (I just want to make sure).
Yes, the problem remains, though if I can switch cleanly into a virtual
terminal (Alt+F1) there
I am getting the white screen freeze
almost every time I try to shutdown.
Regards, Adair.
--
[kubuntu edgy and feisty] usplash_down causes shutdown to hang
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/71004
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to U
Can I put that on hold as an option for for a few days as I'm trying a
simpler solution: removing usplash from /etc/init.d
The *very* preliminary results (two shutdowns) are encouraging---no
white screen freeze---but I need to give it a bit longer to see whether
that's just luck!
Rega
Okay, shutting off usplash in /boot/grub/menu.lst has not worked, so I
will be installing the Hardy beta and hoping that does the trick.
--
[kubuntu edgy and feisty] usplash_down causes shutdown to hang
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/71004
You received this bug notification because you are a mem
I'm afraid this problem has reappeared (at least for me) in the Hardy
beta. I used to have it regularly in earlier versions of ubuntu, but not
in Gutsy, nor, I think, in Feisty.
It's a Dell Latitude C600 with an ATI Mobility 128 graphics chipset. The
boot process, with or without splash, is fine,
Jergen, you may well be right. When I first posted the description of
bug #71004 fitted my experience.
Now I have installed the Hardy beta. It's only been in for 24 hours but
the results so far are not encouraging, so perhaps there is some kind of
hardware fault (I don't think so as the graphics r
I should add that this problem only applies to running the live CD. The
actual installation sets xorg.conf correctly.
--
Incorrect screen resolution in Dapper LiveCD
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/31830
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is a direct
Public bug reported:
I have a Kyocera FS-C5100dn laser printer connected over a wired
network. Under Jaunty there were no issues. Under Karmic the printer
produces a single page with four lines of stepped text giving postscript
info. The workaround is to remove the lines of code in the ppd
concern
I think this is a result of actions related to
https://bugs.launchpad.net/network-manager/+bug/256054
--
Network Manager claims devices are unmanaged
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/280417
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu.
Editing /etc/network/interfaces to just keep the loopback and "auto eth0",
followed by a reboot (not sure what needs bouncing) did the trick for me.
No further ado: The "ifupdown" device disappeared from nm-applet and "Static
eth0" reappeared, configured as before.
--
Network Manager claims dev
In a discussion thread regarding Ubuntu on the NB205 [1], someone
reported the same issue [2] and someone else recommended to force a
maximum C-state level of 1 on the CPU [3], e.g. in /boot/grub/menu.lst:
defoptions=quiet splash processor.max_cstate=1
It's a workaround - no idle states means no
@Timo #46 "subscribe to this bug [...] and wait" is not an option after
booting into a broken X (NVIDIA 8400 GS).
@Nicolas #7 / #8 Thank you, the downgrade worked fine - while I waited
for my new graphics card to arrive... The NZ$80 card (NVIDIA GT 520)
arrived the next day. I removed the oneiric
@Ego - just ignore the sad excuses, set the launcher to auto-hide with minimum
sensitivity, and install cairo-dock and be done with it. "Dodge Windows" (a
misnomer proving this feature is misunderstood - it's the real "auto-hide")
with very fine-grained settings (only hide when active window ove
I can reproduce this error every time. Quite simple, after a resume,
drag and drop support fails. Which is too bad, because it works great
upon first boot. I would deeply appreciate a fix!
--
You received this bug notification because you are a member of Ubuntu
Bugs, which is subscribed to Ubuntu
21 matches
Mail list logo
