On Mon, May 27, 2019 at 5:25 AM Paul Hawkins <1826...@bugs.launchpad.net> wrote:
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> Just starting to use QEMU/KVM VMs on Ubuntu 18.04.1 Desktop. Both host
> and quest are same release.
Hi Paul,
I'll answer the first few bits here, but generally this seems to be a
different issue than the bug
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cdc_acm driver lacks trival support for Hiro (Conexant) H05228 USB
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Does this still happen?
Can you attach output of `sudo nvme id-ctrl /dev/nvme0`? I'd like to see the
firmware version.
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Thanks. That is very helpful.
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Please install this dkms, reboot and redo the test.
If the headset-mic still doesn't work, please enable dump_coeff and
generate an alsa-info.txt.
thanks.
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Indeed my conclusion was wrong because I mixed up the versions. The bug
does affect some newer versions although it seems that it was solved in
the meantime before reappearing again.
To correct, I observed the following:
* The bug does NOT affect kernel version 4.18.0-15 (Tested using a Live
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It sounds like you made a typo there. The points you list suggest the
regression started between kernels 5.0.1 and 5.1.5:
* The bug does not affect kernel version 5.0.1-050001 (Tested on my install of
19.04 with a manually installed kernel)
* The bug does affect newly build kernel version
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I was now able to try a few different versions leading to the following results:
* The bug does not affect kernel version 4.18.0-15 (Tested using a Live install
of 18.04.2)
* The bug does not affect kernel version 4.20.17-042017 (Tested on my install
of 19.04 with a manually installed kernel)
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Please raise the issue to brcmfmac maintainers.
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Before I get a chance to look into this later today, I'd like to note
that the network device is not firewalling those packets since a few
days ago before I installed 18.04 on this machine it was behaving as
expected and the 16.04 machine mentioned in the OP is not being blocked
(it is on a
Just starting to use QEMU/KVM VMs on Ubuntu 18.04.1 Desktop. Both host
and quest are same release.
Today after doing an ubuntu update to 18.04.2 on guest (apt update; apt
upgrade) and rebooting the VM its display resolution changed to 800x600
and it cannot be changed as no other resolution is
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Each graphics toolkit needs to fix this themselves. Unfortunately for
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Sure I will provide the log tomorrow
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Garbage occurred when Playing the video in the Ubuntu Desktop Guide
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The most likely cause for this is that you have packets outbound on port
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I just don't know what package it is. Ubuntu-bug doesn't give a proper
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Can someone experiencing this bug please report it to the PulseAudio
developers?
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/pulseaudio/pulseaudio/issues/new
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Link fixed. Sorry, the new Launchpad bug tracker for Gnome Shell was
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It will take a couple of weeks. First a member of the SRU team will
accept it to be built in disco-proposed, and then we need to test and
confirm again. Since both Sebastien and I have difficulties to really
understand how it makes a difference, I hope you can assist in the
process by installing
When it will be released to public users?
I am running ubuntu 19.04 , still not got the latest fix release.
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Title:
bug when select input ,
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