Re #74 (Roland Meier): the message in #37 is "Could no open output
pipe", which is somewhat different from the "broken pipe" message.
Interestingly, I've also seen the broken pipe message in an older 13.10
system, which brought up the graphical interface but froze after a
while.
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The keepers of the archive need to do something about this bug to
reflect the fact that it is not Nvidia-specific. Several people have
reported encountering it with Intel hardware.
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I just "upgraded" a system from Kubuntu 14.04 to Kubuntu 14.10, and the
"broken pipe" error popped up. Some questions for the suffering
populace:
1. Does the error occur with 14.04 or only with 14.10?
2. Does it occur with 14.10 installed directly or only with 14.10
upgraded from 14.04?
In my e
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I was trying to use kstart to start three programs in three different desktops
after login, like this:
kstart --desktop 1 firefox
kstart --desktop 2 kmail
kstart --desktop 3 konsole
After (apparently) executing the script, the system hung solidly. I tried this
more el
I.ve installed the 20140923 microcode update. It solved the buffer
underrun problem I was having but not the broken pipe problem. The
reason I thought it would help is that I saw a post somewhere saying
that this update worked but the previous one (20140624) did not. I've
been trying without suc
After poking around I learned that the cure is to install a correction
to the Intel microcode. That in turn requires installing the"intel-
microcode 2.20140913.1ubuntu2 source package, which is available from
Launchpad. However, I haven't yet figured out how to actually do that.
The Archlinux fo
i just installed the 3.18 kernel and still get the broken pipe.
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init: Error while reading from descriptor: Br
This bug report is mistitled since the same bug appears on machines
(like mine) with Intel integrated graphics.
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Title:
I too get this message in Kubuntu 14.10. I have a Lenovo laptop with
Intel integrated graphics.
I actually have two Kubuntu 14.10's in different partitions on this
machine. I'm writing this from what I'll call P1, which I had abandoned
because the partition was too small for my needs. So I creat
I doubt if this will be of much help:
pa@morchella:~$ apport-collect 1081185
Fontconfig warning: "/etc/fonts/conf.d/50-user.conf", line 9: reading
configurations from ~/.fonts.conf is deprecated.
ERROR: connecting to Launchpad failed: [Errno 2] No such file or directory
You can reset the credenti
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I'm running Kubuntu 12.04.1. When I first start a session, I can (and
do) deactivate the touchpad with Fn-F6 on my Lenovo laptop. But later
on, something -- I don't know what -- reactivates the touchpad and I
can't shut it off using normal means. At the same time the System
I still have this bug. I'll test it in Natty once I have Natty installed.
But as of this very moment the upgrade isn't available.
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I still have this bug.
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Brightness controls not working
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And so did I. (also an akonadi error, FWIW).
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Xsession: unable to launch "" X session --- "" not found; falling bac
What is the best way to install the EnableBrightnessControl fix if
xorg.conf doesn't exist (a common situation now)? I tried creating
xorg.conf as
Section "Device"
Identifier "Configured Video Device"
Driver "fbdev"
Option "RegistryDwords" "EnableBrightnessC
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Title:
Brightness controls not working
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Binary package hint: xorg
I first noticed that my screen was too bright and tried to adjust the
brightness with Fn-F5. Nothing happened right away, but after that
something that looked like a brightness control bar would pop up on my
screen every minute or so and then disapp
** Attachment added: "BootDmesg.txt"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/630320/+attachment/1543505/+files/BootDmesg.txt
** Attachment added: "CurrentDmesg.txt"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/630320/+attachment/1543506/+files/CurrentDmesg.txt
** Attachment added: "Dependencies.txt"
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Binary package hint: xorg
Before upgrading to kernel level 2.6.32-24, I was unable to get screen
resolution better than 1024x768. After the upgrade I can get what I
want via System Settings / Display: 1280 x 1024. But the resolution
setting is lost after a reboot; after the
This problem has resurfaced in 10.04 Lucid. Until the 2.6.32-24 kernel
release I was unable to get resolutions greater than 1024x768. This
later kernel release solved that problem -- but now I still get sent
back to the lower resolution after a reboot.
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