Manged to get it working by using 'sudo -i' and then running ./ironkey
I'm not sure this is an ideal solution for newbies and could potentially
put people off. Should this still be considered a bug?
Tim
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unable to unlock ironkey
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/363732
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Binary package hint: mount
Hi,
running new install of jaunty kubuntu amd64 on an intel CPU. When I plug
in my ironkey (an encrypted USB device), navigate to the linux directory
and try to run 'kdesudo ./ironkey' I get the response "Uknown option
'T'". The disk doesn't mount.
Hi
Tried my AGFA e25 flatbed scanner on 8.10 with xsane, but it did not
work. On the initial screen the scanner was available for selection. If
I select the scanner a dialogue box appears saying: "Failed to open
device 'snapscan:libusb:002:004': Invalid argument'"
Not fixed yet!
Regards,
Tim
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OK, a bit more googling and I've found a solution at:
http://vandenabeele.com/Agfa-snapscan-e25-on-Ubuntu
Looks like there is a solution, but it doesn't 'just work'.
Regards,
Tim
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snapscan e25 doesn"t work
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/110111
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Hi Charlie,
Thanks for taking an interest in the bug. I'm using 8.10 and the package
version is 4.4.2-6ubuntu2. I wasn't sure which package it involved, so
thanks for associating the bug with a package.
Somehow the bug seems to have fixed itself. It had been present on
multiple restarts over the
Public bug reported:
Using xubuntu intredid on an eeepc 901. I change the number of
workspaces to 4 in 2 rows. When I restart the computer, only 2
workspaces appear (still in 2 rows). This seems to have only started
after an update about a week ago. I have tried deleting ./cache and
./config, but
OK, managed to get it working with lucid. Needed information from this
thread: http://70.87.46.147/vbulletin/showthread.php?p=2252094
The important bit was using 'connectedmonitors' only once.
My xorg.conf now looks like:
# nvidia-settings: X configuration file generated by nvidia-settings
# nvi
I'm sorry to hear that. It is very frustrating. Can you post your
tweaked xorg.conf and information from /var/log/Xorg.0.log after booting
up? This might pinpoint where the problem is.
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dual monitors not working on upgrade to karmic
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/462168
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I can only get it to work with the 173 drivers, which is a bit of a step
backwards really. With the 185/190 drivers I can not overcome the widely
experienced 'black screen' issue which seems to be something to do with
Plymouth. Anyone else any better luck?
Regards,
Tim
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dual monitors not work
Public bug reported:
Hi All,
I have a Geforce GT8600 graphics card that was working well with dual
monitors (two individual X servers) in Jaunty. On upgrade to Karmic I am
unable to get the dual monitors working. I have tried nvidia-glx-180,
nvidia-glx-185 and nvidia-glx-180-dev. The primary scre
Thanks Maxim, that fix works for me too.
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dual monitors not working on upgrade to karmic
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/462168
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I hit the bug upgrading from 10.10 from 10.04 running AMD 64. I have
multiple SATAs and RAID, but only the one operating system. Very
frustrating as I've left my USB key with xubuntu for such moments at
work! So, in short, the bug still exists.
Tim
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