Clint, is there a way to fix this for those of us in this unpleasant
situation?
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Title:
Access denied for user
I got it fixed, thanks to post #4 on this thread:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1836919
Start your mysql client as shown below:
mysql -u debian-sys-maint -p
In another terminal, 'cat' the file /etc/mysql/debian.cnf (you'll have
to 'sudo cat' it). That file contains a password;
I put a password in that last comment like a complete idiot. Well, I've
changed it, and if you try to follow along you'll want to substitute
't1g3r' in the above grant command to whatever you want your root mysql
password to be.
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Clint, is there a way to fix this for those of us in this unpleasant
situation?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/542543
Title:
Access denied for user 'root'@'localhost' to database
I got it fixed, thanks to post #4 on this thread:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1836919
Start your mysql client as shown below:
mysql -u debian-sys-maint -p
In another terminal, 'cat' the file /etc/mysql/debian.cnf (you'll have
to 'sudo cat' it). That file contains a password;
I put a password in that last comment like a complete idiot. Well, I've
changed it, and if you try to follow along you'll want to substitute
't1g3r' in the above grant command to whatever you want your root mysql
password to be.
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I would strongly encourage people struggling with these issues on 64
bit Ubuntu to go with 32 bit Ubuntu instead. It will automatically use
the PAE kernel so that you can take advantage of all your ram, and
everything will be rock solid (or much closer to it) -- hugely, vastly
better. That was
Adding my data point to what orGSD added to the conversation, I have 12
GB of ram, so maybe there is some threshold, say over 8 (wild guess)
where these issues manifest?
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Following up, the gnome power settings workaround helped slightly, but I
still got lots of crashes and unsuspend failures. I did end up going w/
32 bit Ubuntu 11.04 + nVidia binary driver and things are working quite
smoothly now, albeit with 1/2 the bits :-P
Changing the brightness works great
Switched to 32 bit last night and things are indeed working much better
for me. Suspend / unsuspend is working like a champ. Again, I've got a
Thinkpad W520 (w/ nVidia binary driver), not a Dell. YMMV.
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Similar problem on Thinkpad W520. Didn't seem to happen w/ 32 bit
Ubuntu 11.04 for me, but does w/ 64 bit. I am also using the nVidia
binary driver (I'm currently using 270.41.19, the .deb from the
ubuntu-x-swat ppa). Haven't tried kernel 2.6.39-0 yet.
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That has been my experience, but I've spent a lot more time with the 64
bit version so take that how you will. I may switch to 32 bit for a
while while these issues get hashed out, if so I'll report back.
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I'm stuck with this issue too. I noticed through experimentation that
this doesn't happen with 32 bit 11.04. Maybe that will be a clue for
somebody? I was on the verge of moving to the 32 bit version when I
discovered this launchpad bug and the workaround. Whew!
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