changed package from gtest to libgtest-dev, the actual package that used
to have the gtest-config script, as seen at
http://packages.ubuntu.com/maverick/amd64/libgtest-dev/filelist
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hm apparently that reverts it to gtest source pacakge. My mistake. I can
confirm that ROS has trouble compiling with this, as well as other cmake based
packages that use gtest. Workaround for individual packages: add -lpthread.
In cmake this can be done by:
find_package(Threads)
and adding
My problem is definitely what you reported, megari, based on your much
fuller information provided. Not sure if it's the same bug or not.
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Title:
Ubuntu 10.04 LTS server
Duplicity 0.6.16 from PPA
--no-encryption to ssh storage server
backup runs fine.
Verify action (need to give --no-encryption as well) fails with KeyError: 1
every time for every backup set (there are about 20), some with multiple
volumes, some with only a single volume.
I had this problem on and off but I haven't had it recently. It may be
my upgrade to Jaunty, it may be that I changed my SMTP password to match
my IMAP password on the same server.
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So wolfram changed the download link to the mathfonts package. the bad
thing is that it doesn't roll back the changes or anything, just leaves
it in a state that you can't remove it and you can't actually get it to
install either.
I can't find it for download on the wolfram website but i did
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dpkg: error processing ttf-mathematica4.1 (--install)
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post-installation script
Hm. It's hard to remember EXACTLY what I did, but I think that I asked
it to try the 3-way merge, and it then proceeded along and failed. But
it's possible that I did a manual edit. I think that I ended up asking
the package to leave it alone and then went and edited manually, but
that wouldn't
I also had this annoyance. I multiboot between intrepid64 and hardy32
due to package requirements, and intrepid64 did not display this issue.
Disabling the allow keyboard to control my mouse worked - but I would
never have thought to look there because I never noticed the mouse
moving when I was
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-image-2.6.27-3-generic
Unknown what exactly the error caused... Everything seems OK... But
apport really wanted to report the bug.
I'm using Intrepid64, latest alpha (8.10).
What I expected to happen: no error message What did: I got this
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/17545411/CurrentDmesg.txt
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Sure. I'll see what happens.
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Bug 551610 on bugzilla.gnome.org if anyone is interested.
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I'm on Intrepid 64... 2.6.27-2. The strange part is... I didn't have
this problem on Hardy. Something changed when I ran the dist-upgrade.
I am not visiting any sites that I didn't before. The only thing that I
can think of is that there definitely was a new version of the flash
player
I can confirm that changing from the nonfree flash to the combination of
libswfdec-0.7.4-1 and swfdec-mozilla-0.7.4-2-ubuntu1 did fix the
problem for me as well as speeding up firefox when dealing with flash
websites. I purged flashplugin-nonfree. Can anyone else confirm that
this fixes the
I have determined exactly what the playlists need to be interpreted
properly! Adding #EXTM3U (no quotes of course) as the first line in
the m3u playlist file causes totem to interpret it properly. Now, the
strange thing is that the playlist files that totem writes don't have
this required
I have changed this bug to be for the totem-pl-parser package because I
have found that this is where the bug actually lies.
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I can confirm this on my 64-bit system (latest Intrepid) as well.
double-clicking and file-open both get me Could not determine type of
stream. Once I got the above mentioned text file error but cannot
re-create it.
Console output :
** Message: Error: Could not determine type of stream.
I used the ATI-provided driver and ran it with a --buildpkg Ubuntu/hardy
to obtain a .deb and then used dpkg -i . I just upgraded to 8.8
actually, and it's still a problem. To upgrade the driver I used the
graphical installer utility (it actually worked this time). I can
verify that i'm using
Also strange: I have a laptop and a desktop, both set up almost
identically, except that the desktop is running 64-bit, and the laptop
32-bit. The laptop had no problems at all with this issue, while the
desktop did, using names for both setups. I'll try to remove accounts
and keyring entries,
Yes, it works like a charm. Not only that but VT switching seems like
(I'm not 100% sure but maybe 90%) it's noticeably faster. Is this
because it's not completely re-posting the video now? Attached is the
log from several successful VT switches in a row.
Thanks so much! Do you have any idea
I'm afraid that it does still hang with that change...
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oh, and the last lines of Xorg.0.log are:
finished PLL2
Entering Restore TV
Restore TV PLL
Restore TVHV
Restore TV Restarts
Restore Timing Tables
Restore TV standard
Leaving Restore TV
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You
the problem seems to be with radeon_driver.c:9095:xf86ExecX86int10
(pInt); (see attached)
A quick description of the attachments:
gdb.log: probably the most helpful, it's a careful description of all my steps
in gdb in order to come to the above conclusion.
xorg.worked.log: as requested, a copy
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Ummm, strange problem... that package killed my Xserver. My Xorg.log
indicates that it's looking at the vesa driver?!?!? i'll post my
xorg.conf too but i'm clearly not using vesa.
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I'm willing to do the strace work - but I really don't know how to
attach to Xorg over the network. Is it a matter of ssh'ing and
attaching to the running process? If so - how does one attach strace to
a running process?
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Also, GDB wasn't much help because i couldn't get a backtrace once the
system hit hard-lock. maybe once the bug is narrowed down via strace we
can use breakpoints?
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Straces attached. When dumping to a file it was slowed down enough to
apparently fix the problem! Setting the console scrollback buffer to
5000 lines allowed me to get a full capture of it failing, so I have
attached both files - the one worked copy includes several VT
switches, the failed one
hm, just an update as i work with it more - it's not just one is
remembered and the other isn't, it's randomly one or the other or both
or neither. I thought it might be because the SSL certs were considered
bat but I forced an exception and now it's happy with that and still not
working. Not
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mythtv
Basic Specs:
Ubuntu64 8.04.1
Myth 0.21.0
Intel E2180
4GB ram
Intel X48C chipset
Ati 4850 video (using proprietary driver Catalyst 8.7)
If I use the Qt renderer, the video is all distorted on every screen -
it looks like bands across the screen
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Sound works fine (out of the box even) until suspend/resume cycle. Have
tried alsa-utils force-reload.
Ubuntu64 8.04.1
all packages checked to be up to date as of this post.
lspci -vv output:
00:1b.0 Audio device: Intel Corporation 82801I (ICH9 Family) HD Audio Controller
um, no... didn't know there was a HAL site... i'll try to check it out
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well, a quick google gets me to the HAL quirks site... but it's got
nothing for audio, and all the quirks (i'm pretty sure) are configurable
in /etc/defaults/acpi-support, which I already customized all the
options to get it to suspend and resume at all. But for completeness
sake, it says:
-e
Hm. I'm using ubuntu64, Evolution 2.22.3.1, and I have a similar issue.
One of my IMAP logins is remembered all the time. My second IMAP and my
SMTP passwords aren't remembered (unless it does. Sorry, unhelpful I
know, but 5-10% of the time it works.).
Console report:
well, it reposts the video in the console, but when I try to switch back
it still dies.
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using the package
xserver-xorg-video-ati_6.6.193-1ubuntu1p8746_i386.deb
yes, did work. xorg log attached, includes VT switches and suspend/resume
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Well, I ran through the tests, once each with a single patch commented
out. The only one that creates this problem is the removal of
105_fdo_att7409_bug5437.diff. I hope this helps.
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Ach, yeah, that did fix it. Sorry - I tried some updated driver, but I
guess not that one. Thanks!
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This is also affecting me - to be expected though, ThinkPad X24 like
many others. I have to use VESA driver if I want suspend or terminal
switching to work. I have tried many of the suggestions posted, like
everyone else, have had no luck with them.
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