Public bug reported:
In order to test Kubuntu 14.04.3 LTS desktop hardware support on my
laptop I attempted to install it (via USB stick) onto a USB external
hard drive, with the plan of booting off the external drive and leaving
my internal drive safely alone. I figured I could trust the install
** Description changed:
In order to test Kubuntu 14.04.3 LTS desktop hardware support on my
laptop I attempted to install it (via USB stick) onto a USB external
hard drive, with the plan of booting off the external drive and leaving
my internal drive safely alone. I figured I could trust
** Description changed:
In order to test Kubuntu 14.04.3 LTS desktop hardware support on my
laptop I attempted to install it (via USB stick) onto a USB external
hard drive, with the plan of booting off the external drive and leaving
my internal drive safely alone. I figured I could trust
If you encounter the bug when installing Ubuntu from the Desktop CD
(most common method), the package is ubiquity.
** Package changed: ubuntu => ubiquity (Ubuntu)
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Also seeing 100% CPU for tens of seconds (E.g. I just saw it run for
over 2 minutes) in dpkg-deb, followed by a few seconds in dpkg-recheck.
I have none of the separate partitions people talk about. One single
root partition. Couldn't be simpler.
This only seemed to happen after reinstalling ov
Unlike other people, my installation did eventually complete. It just
took several hours (around 5 hours, I think) to get past the "Saving
installed packages" stage. Kubuntu 14.04.3.
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Public bug reported:
This is a really problematic bug for anyone sharing a computer, as it
can make the computer unusable. It's been long-resolved by KDE, but
still hasn't been pulled up into LTS Kubuntu.
https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=331761
** Affects: kde-workspace (Ubuntu)
Import
** Description changed:
This is a really problematic bug for anyone sharing a computer, as it
- can make the computer unusable. It's been long-resolved by KDE, but
- still hasn't been pulled up into LTS Kubuntu.
+ can make the computer unusable for a non-expert user that wants to log
+ in when
In Oneiric it seems to do better (in respect to default handling of the
hardware), in at least it boots to the integrated card, rather than a
black screen.
I haven't had any success switching to the discrete card via
vgaswitcheroo though.
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As far as I can tell it isn't just USB storage devices, the USB ports
don't work at all.
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USB devices not recognized on VAIO P series
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/661600
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I applied the first two items of
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upstart/+bug/543506/comments/83
and that seems to have helped.
This seems like a well understood problem, why is it not well fixed?
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CUPS and other system services not starting at boot
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/55
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