Great, a release crashes during upgrade and pretty much wipes all
personal data, if you want it to work. I would expect such behavior from
an alpha or maybe a beta, but release?
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I just don't understand, how it can be fixed if it isn't!
This problem still exists into the latest release 11.10.
Why it suddenly has a problem after release upgrade seems to be a mystery!
There are a lot of proposed workarounds, but non of them has brought my eth0
back alive on boot.
I have seen in many previous posts that the BUG was fixed and the issue was
closed. In the contrary this one here seems to be relatively fresh/alive and
does not suggest that BUG was killed. Although, relatively recent, I have
encountered the same problem that exists now for more than 5 years.
Hi,
no the time sync. is enabled, however that may only occur once a week.
If you switch between the operating systems, LINUX will set the RTC to UTC,
while Windows does not check if the time zone is UTC or any of the others.
Perhaps it does, but it will run with zero offset from UTC.
In any case
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
Nothing done on my side, simply crashed during update without
warning.
ProblemType: Package
Architecture: amd64
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 8.10
ErrorMessage: short read in buffer_copy (backend dpkg-deb during
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package openoffice.org-core 1:2.4.1-11ubuntu2 failed to install/upgrade: short
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Hi Charlie,
did I report a Bug recently or is this an existing issue way back when.
If it was reported recently, then it wasn't me that did.
I did, however have an issue several month ago with XUBUNTU 8.04 as I
tried to install it onto an existing Win XP system.
Since the partition was an NTFS
Here is my two cents:
I had a XP installation working just fine. When I decided to create a dual boot
system with XUBUNTU (I am not too familiar with the release number) it turned
out to be a bad decision.
The XP installation had their latest Service Pack #3 and the Hard drive was
formatted in
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xubuntu-desktop
Just realized that I commented on a Bug that is already two years old.
Downloaded the latest Xubuntu package to install it along with an existing XP
Pro Service Pack 3 and NTFS formatted system. Install seemed to work fine until
it came
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-panel
Hi, after enabling the restricted driver for a Nvidia Gforce 6600 and the
required re-boot the Screen Resolution was locked to 640 x 480 pixels.
Disabling the restricted driver did allow me to resize to higher screen
resolutions. Also, the
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