Similar problem when printing text page (no PDF) from within Firefox.
Pages are printed, but document stays "Processing in the "Print Status".
Using HP Laserjet 6P connected via Jetdirect EX Plus.
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A print job sent to the PDF printer by Adobe Reader stucks at the "Processing"
state
https://bu
Further clarification:
Print queue for the specific printer is empty (System > Administration >
Printing).
However, clicking the printer icon on the top bar, the "Document Print Status
(my jobs)", it still says "Processing".
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A print job sent to the PDF printer by Adobe Reader stucks at the "
Did you try to boot with option "nosmp" ?
My UbuntuStudio 9.10 RC is freezing, but with "nosmp" option, everything
is fine
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kernel 2.6.28-3-rt doesn't boot
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/363785
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Ubuntu Studio 9.10 RC with 2.6.31-9-rt works on i386 Core 2
architecture.
Still freezing on amd64 (temporary solution with "nosmp" boot option).
How can this be solved?
Related to bug #354816 ?
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kernel-rt freeze after new install jaunty studio
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/366352
You receive
I can confirm that the bug still persists in Beta Karmic Ubuntustudio
9.10 with kernel 2.6.31-9-rt using dual core AMD64.
With the old trick "nosmp acpi=off" it works however, so this issue is
still unsolved.
Jos
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system freeze when using network with linux-rt on smp amd64 machines
https://bu
I can confirm that the bug still persists in Beta Karmic Ubuntustudio
9.10 with kernel 2.6.31-9-rt using dual core AMD64.
With the old trick "nosmp acpi=off" it works however, so this issue is
still unsolved.
Jos
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kernel-rt freeze after new install jaunty studio
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bug
LC_PAPER or /etc/papersize seems to depend on language, rather than
location.
When I install Ubuntu with English language and Belgium as location, I get
Letter as default in /etc/papersize,
whereas it should be A4 in Europe, independent of the selected language.
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Default page size for printi
When I select Dutch language, /etc/papersize is set to A4.
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Default page size for printing is letter
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/10910
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The logic to select a particular papersize seems to depend on language,
rather than location.
If I select English language and Belgium as location, /etc/papersize is set to
"Letter".
When I select Dutch language, /etc/papersize is set to A4.
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Default papersize (/etc/papersize) should be set a
Is this bug related to Bug #494952 ?
or does Firefox have its own papersize setting?
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Default page size for printing is letter
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/10910
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After this morning's updates (24/10), both kernels 2.6.31-9-rt and
2.6.31-14-generic seem to be working on Ubuntustudio 9.10 beta.
Yesterdag 23/10 the kernel 2.6.31-9-rt was still freezing, so last night
something got fixed. Thanks.
Keep fingers crossed.
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system freeze when using network with
Afrer installing Ubuntustudio 9.10-RC, the problem with kernel
2.6.31-9-rt persists; system stalls when network is accessed (Firefox,
System update, freedb access...).
With "nosmp" option, everything is fine and all network access is OK.
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system freeze when using network with linux-rt on smp a
Paper size shall be independent of language or locale.
It should be a parameter that can be set by the user, depending on stationery
that is being used in the printer.
There may be a default size, depending on geographical region (normal paper
size sold in that country), but NOT on language.
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Ubuntu Lucid 10.04 on Dell Inspiron 5100 with latest bios A32
i8kctl shows wrong RPM value.
Setting I8K_FAN_MULT=30 doesn't have any effect.
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i8k fan speed values are wrong
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/200449
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