Persistent mode doesn't work for me in gutsy. Followed the direction on
the ubuntu wiki, and was able to get the USB drive to boot properly
(actually writing this from a liveUSB right now), but Persistent mode
does not save settings properly.
I believe that I'll have to edit up the init file in
Clarification on the above.
Looks like I was able to get a bit further after reformatting my casper-
rw partition.
Getting some odd KDE errors where its having problems reading/writing
from certain files.
Originally it was /home/ubuntu/.kde/share/config/kdeglobals
Now it seems to be /home/ubunt
I can verify this bug in Gutsy release.
I don't get the resync bugs, but I definitely get the segfaults. I also
may have some problems in properly writing back the files to the casper-
rw partition.
Followed the directions on the ubuntu wiki.
This may be a duplicate of bug 125702.
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casper u
I may have this bug in Gutsy release, however in my instance, I get a seg fault.
Persistence enabled on a pen-drive. Experiencing some data corruption as a
result of this (not all files are copied properly to the casper-rw partition)
Reference Bug #147117
* Umounting local filesystem
umount2:
My issues may be (un)related to a bug where I'm getting a segfault in
umount during shutdown.
Reference Bug #147117 and Bug #125702
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feisty 20070210/herd5 persistent mode doesn't work
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/84591
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Ext3 seems to help the data corruption (probably at the expense of the
drive lifetime).
I've set my drive to run e2fschk every boot, and it seems to be better.
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failure to umount local filesystems - gutsy tribe 2
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[gutsy] horrible performance with ati open source drivers
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-ati
Hardware information:
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ATI Radeon 8500DV
Athlon XP 1700+ (Tbred)
nForce 1 based mobo
768MB ram
Some real quick background:
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I get random black screens of nothingness when booting up the computer. This
occurs about one in e
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One slight discrepancy. the xorg.conf that I linked was wrong. The only
difference was that
option "GARTSize" "128" was uncommented. This is somewhat weird, as commenting
out DRI did not stop DRI form loading. The only way I can disable DRI is to
use the GARTSize option and pass a size that
On EXA versus XAA for my configuration:
In Gutsy:
It seems that on my system EXA tends to refresh the screen in large lag blocks.
XAA seems much more smooth and the OS seems more usable.
In Feisty:
EXA seemed significantly faster than XAA and tended to tax the CPU less.
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I was able to duplicate (actually make worse) the slow draw rate with DRI
enabled under XAA by using the:
Option "XAANoOffscreenPixmaps" "Enable"
With that option enabled, it sounds like most of my CPU is being used to
draw the screen. The splash for KDE is unbearably slow to watch.
I had tried
Still looks like DRI is slowing down my computer massively, even when
virtual is reduced down to my screen size.
No change in fps with glxgears and also Xorg is still thrashing at
80-100% cpu when I'm scrolling around or loading large graphical areas
in a browser. Took a look at 134817, and it do
This is kind of weird, because I have the exact same card and the
drivers were automatically loaded under feisty (and gutsy, which I am
currently running). Which kernel are you running?
I did have to load up the firmware for the card for the nxt2004 part to
work properly. See http://www.mythtv.o
Jem Fry: did you try disabling DRI to see if that helps things out?
I'm not sure how that would impact your performance though, as you're
running Compiz.
3d acceleration for me with DRI disabled is horrible, but at least the
2D speeds along fine.
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I can verify this bug on Feisty with an ATI Radeon 8500DV. In addition,
it persisted when I moved to Gutsy (Beta and now release).
However, I do have something odd that somewhat differs with the
previously reported issues. Approximately one in every two to three
boots, X will lock up upon boot w
Seems like some of the CPU thrashing has gone away with the addition of
(with DRI enabled):
Option "MigrationHeuristic""greedy"
EXA doesn't seem to run as well as XAA.
Glxgears still reports 77fps though.
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plone-site installation fails
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Plone-site fails to install a plone instance in Zope
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/225906
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Christopher:
I do an tune2fs -c 1 to force a check everytime the volume is
mounted.
My setup still is without errors, but I don't use my persistent thumbdrive that
often (maybe once every two weeks or so).
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