I think this problem is not strictly limited to restoring backups but
happens in general when upgrading from an earlier version of evolution
(e.g. the one in Precise) to 3.6.0 (in Quantal).
While calendar and contact data is still there, account information
somehow got lost during the upgrade.
The source package is named sane-backends in Ubuntu, it contains libsane
and sane-utils (and the related development and debugging packages).
I am not aware of any PPAs, 1.0.23 is not even in Debian yet.
Btw, I tested the scanner with the current stable version of Debian
(squeeze), which comes
According to
http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.comp.graphics.scanning.sane.devel/20836
this has been fixed in sane. Thus updating sane-backends to version
1.0.23 should fix the problem.
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The patch I mentioned in the previous post is now in the default kernel
for Ubuntu 12.04, which fixes the problem for me. Unless anyone
experiences any more problems I think this bug can be marked as
resolved.
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Here is a link to the upstream patch, in case anybody wants to try it
out:
http://thread.gmane.org/gmane.comp.file-systems.btrfs/12319
A quick test reveals that it does fix this bug, I haven't done any
further testing though.
Be careful when trying out patches on filesystem drivers, but for
This bug might be related to https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/816770
It's not the same line in the source code, but that might be due to new
code having been added, so it might even be a duplicate.
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This is broken since the upgrade to oneiric. The account information in
.mission-control/accounts/accounts.cfg is still present, but somehow
empathy doesn't read it in nor does it save new accounts to it.
In my case the home folder is a symlink to another folder, could this be
caused by that? Or
This is definitely caused by apparmor. As a workaround one can disable
the telepathy apparmor profile by running
aa-disable usr.lib.telepathy
and then kill all processes related to telepathy (telepathy-logger,
mission-control-5, ...).
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I just confirmed that this bug was caused by the homedir being a symlink
which is not handled correctly by apparmor.
Disabling apparmor for telepathy as explained above works, but a better
solution is to add the real path of the home directories to the line
starting with @{HOME} in
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 864764 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/864764
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 864764
empath forgets accounts 11.10
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empath forgets accounts 11.10
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The problem seems to be resolved in Oneiric, at least I wasn't able to
reproduce it so far.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/724999
Title:
evolution hangs desktop when
I'm running into the same bug, only that in my case the kernel does not
crash completely, so I'm attaching the output in text form.
To reproduce the but, I created a new btrfs file system (on a lvm2
partition) and mounted it. The bug can then be triggered by running df
-h.
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@wvzimmer:
I tested your patch but the LED still doesn't work for me, neither with
the patches from #190 nor with the new one from #208. Anything I could
try to debug that?
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I've just uploaded my code. There are still two remaining issues:
First of all there is an error that prevents restoration of xz
compressed archives that I haven't been able to track down. If anyone
knows how to fix this, please let me know.
Then there is also a warning during backup which I'm
Here is a patch that implements compressing of duplicity archives using
lzma (i.e. xz). It requires python-lzma to be installed.
Please be aware that decompressing is not yet implemented, so there is
no way to restore such archives yet. Furthermore I have not tested this,
so be aware that you
I've started to implement this for unencrypted volumes, but I've run
into a few issues that maybe someone could help me with.
The first problem is that lzma.LZMAFile from pylzma doesn't support
using a fileobj instead of a real file, does someone know a way to work
around that?
Then maybe one of
I have applied the fixes from #190 and #208 and everything works fine
except for the button (and LED) to disable the trackpad.
/var/log/kern.log shows
Aug 1 17:59:55 ubuntu kernel: [ 32.677910] Synaptics Touchpad, model: 1, fw:
8.0, id: 0x1e2b1, caps: 0xd00123/0xc40300/0x123c00
Aug 1
I just did a clean install of grub (the version in natty) to an empty
partition using grub-install and manually created grub.cfg and there the
timeout works fine.
I just copied the part generated by 01_hidden_timeout from the old to
the new grub.cfg and left out everything generated by
Installing the most current nvidia drivers (275.09.07) as suggested in
#114 doesn't work for me either.
I have found that the nouveau driver works quite well though, I've been
using it for quite a while now and haven't had any problems. As a
reminder: Comment #73 explains how to set it up.
It is
This bug has been reported upstream, here is the corresponding bug
report:
https://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=653445
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I just upgraded to Natty and I'm experiencing the same bug. Would it
help if I posted another example of a contact that freezes evolution?
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Title:
I'm really impressed by the nouveau driver, most things are actually
working now, even hardware acceleration. The only problem I have with it
though that performance is not that great, at least not compared to the
nvidia driver, which on this older laptop does make a big difference.
I also tried
This bug ist still present in Maverick. I had a workaround for Lucid
(see attached file, just put it in /etc/grub.d/ and make it executable),
but this doesn't seem to work on Maverick any more. Does anyone else
have any idea how to fix this?
** Attachment added: 01_hidden_timeout
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 647250 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/647250
This seems to be the same as bug #647250. I have attached a fix to that
bug that works on Lucid, but unfortunately not on Maverick any more.
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 647250
Countdown
There is a more elegant workaround which allows to run macchanger before
network-manager is started and doesn't require /etc/init/network-
manager.conf to be modified (which could cause problems on upgrades).
Simply create /etc/init/macchanger.conf with the following contents (without
the snip
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