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041e:4065 Creative VF380 Live Webcam not working
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I have not had time to upgrade my Bios, and I don't see how this would fix the
problem anyway. The camera works on older distributions, but not the latest. It
must be a software problem, not hardware.
As the camera is at the moment useless on this machine (running Ubuntu 13.04),
I have switched
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Hi Aleksandar,
I am putting this bug to invalid because you say that you were able to fix the
problem.
If it really is a bug, and it is not fixed yet, then please read Adding debug
info to a bug report at
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/KernelTeamBugPolicies to attach more
information about
Hi Christopher,
Unfortunately, when you follow the link given to the Packard Bell website, and
enter your serial number, click on the latest BIOS, you are offered a choice of
Windows or Windows. I downloaded the zip file anyway. Step 1 of the readme file
says Create a DOS disk, boot it, and run
Thanks, I had tried wineconsole cmd but it just said file not found. Very
helpful message that:-)
So, using unetbootin and installing FreeDOS on a USB stick, I managed to flash
the BIOS and not brick my machine.
Now the output of sudo dmidecode -s bios-version sudo dmidecode -s
ross@ross-ixtreme-M5120:~$ uname -r
3.12.0-031200rc2-generic
I am now running the latest mainline kernel.
Cheese still gives a black screen.
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I tried this in Raring (13.04) and there was no bug.
As Natty is no longer supported, can you please upgrade to one of the supported
releases and confirm that the bug is still there?
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I am sorry to hear that you were having problems with your wifi set up. But it
sounds to me like it might be more a problem of configuration than a bug.
Therefore I am converting the bug to a question and hoping that someone may be
able to help you with out with an answer.
Are you still not
Public bug reported:
Camera worked fine when I was running Debian 6. It also worked during
the installation routine for Ubuntu 12.10 when I successfully took a
picture of myself for the login screen. The camera works in Cheese if I
spin up a Fedora 17 Live DVD. But in Ubuntu 12.10 in cheese,
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Tested mainline kernel 3.9. Still no picture in Cheese or Mplayer.
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Sorry Christopher, I did not see your question.
Yes it probably did not work on Precise either (except for during installation
where I took a picture of myself successfully). This was probably one of the
reasons I upgraded to Quantal - to see if it was fixed.
Something must have changed between
I installed vkeybd from Ubuntu 12.10 (vkeyboard v1.9) and it came with a
standard 3 octaves (not an octave and a half). I consider this closed.
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Thank you for reporting this bug.
In order for the developers to be able to investgate and fix the problem:
1. It shoud be assigned to the right package (from the bug description I can
see that it appears to be the evince package)
2. It is best if the bug report is translated into English
**
Hi Brian,
There are a few ways you can merge people in Gramps. Did this crash happen
after merging two people in the Person View, or as part of using the Find
Duplicates Addon tool?
If you can still reproduce this bug, can you tell me the exact steps before you
hit the OK button and get the
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package gramps 3.2.3-1 failed to install/upgrade: ErrorMessage:
Both the Version and the License have been corrected in the version I am
using (Gramps 3.4.0-1 in Ubuntu 12.10). Therefore I will change the
status of this bug to Fix Released.
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I am not sure what the problem is here. Did you contact Duncun, or the Gramps
User list, and get the help that you needed? Can we close this bug in that case?
If not:
Which view or report are you trying to use to see the decendant line? If you
want to see your ancestors (either adopted
Hi,
I am sorry that no-one looked into this before now. I hope you managed to get
Gramps installed in the end.
Ubuntu Precise (12.04) is the current Long Term Support version of Ubuntu. Did
you manage to get Gramps working in that version or later?
Regards,
Ross
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Hi,
Looking at the package for Gramps 3.3.1-1, python-pygoocanvas was not set as a
dependency. For the latest Gramps 3.4.0-1, it is set as a Suggested package,
so I assume this problem is fixed in the latest version.
I assume you tried sudo apt-get install python-pygoocanvas, and that fixed it?
Gramps upstream have switched to GExiv2 and this change has been released in
Version 4.0.0.
http://www.gramps-project.org/bugs/view.php?id=6408
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no dash button
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You may be right about gcin being the right package, but I am not sure. I am
reassigning the bug to that package, as the developers of that package may be
better placed to confirm this.
However, you might be able to help by providing more information. For example,
you could try following some
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associations
To
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Thank you for taking the time to report this issue and helping to make
Ubuntu better. Examining the information you have given us, this does
not appear to be a bug report so we are closing it and converting it to
a question in the support tracker. We appreciate the difficulties you
are facing, but
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Importance should be Wishlist, but can't set it.
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Please merge murrine-themes 0.98.3ubuntu1 (universe) from 0.98.6
Debian unstable
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This is an otstanding merge from:
https://merges.ubuntu.com/universe.html
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Importance: Undecided
Assignee: Ross Gammon (retail-0)
Status: In Progress
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Status: New
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Hi,
The debian.diff file is 5.9MB and timed out when trying to upload. I can send
this on request.
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Please merge
Just tested the latest trusty after apt-get upgrade and I do not see
this crash. But I am running Unity, not XUbuntu.
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crash if i want
Hi I can't reproduce this in a trusty xubuntu-desktop session either. My
dependencies look the same.
Are there any error messages printed in the terminal?
Without a stacktrace, or any other messages, it is a bit hard to track down
what the problem might be.
We may have to close the bug, and
Hi,
I hope it is the new Ubuntu tarball you are after, as this is the result of the
merge.
Regards,
Ross
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Importance should be wishlist, but I can't set that.
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Please merge blender 2.69-4 (universe) from Debian unstable (main)
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Public bug reported:
Remaining patch from 2.69-3ubuntu1 is still required as OpenImageIO is
still not available in Ubuntu on the armhf architecture.
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been working on it, this is a confirmed problem.
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kuipc is failing to build in trusty on arm64
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fail to build due to
This is confirmed in Debian, ans has been forwarded upstream from there.
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it looks like there are other build failures now.
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I am not able to reproduce this in a Trusty VM. I can shutdown both from
the menu and using gnome-session-quit.
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Shut down in
Looks like this bug should probably be closed as it was in Debian. The
problem just went away.
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Seems to be confirmed by several people and being worked on.
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Seems to be a real one, and has been fixed in Debian.
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statsmodels:
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Upstream have acknowledged the bug, reporduced it, and have a fix.
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FTBFS:
Debian have acknowledged the bug, and uploaded a fix.
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performous:
Debian Science Maintainers have acknowledged the bug and uploaded a
temporary fix.
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Debian have closed the bug by removing the package. The cameleon project
has been spilt into parts, and cameleon in this format is confirmed as
no longer available.
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janest-core was removed from Debian Testing to make way for the ocaml
4.01.0 transition. A new version is available, but it has not been
packaged yet.
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Trying to install 14.04 (ISO downloaded from Ubuntu website) in parallel
with Ubuntu 13.10.
Before using 14.04 install DVD, I moved lots of large files to a spare
external disk, then backed up the home directory to external drive as I
usually do regularly. The intention was
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Boot into RAID configuration and delete the RAID volume. Can then
successfully install Ubuntu 14.04 onto one of the disks.
Boot back into RAID configuration, but there does not appear to be a way
to re-create a RAID 1 volume without erasing what is on the disks.
Create a blank RAID 1 and reboot
Still no success - one computer is now as good as a brick! RAID is
turned off, but now everytime I try and install 14.04, I get a Grub
error at the end of the installation, and I cannot boot into the
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Hi,
Sorry there was no response to this up until now.
All the currently supported versions of Ubuntu have 0.7.3 of osm-gps-
map, and the latest version is 1.0.2 which is proposed for 14.10
(Utopic). It is possible that the dependencies were changed in these
later versions.
Do you still need a
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 1320359 ***
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 1320359
Tiles not showing for libosmgpsmap 0.7.3
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importance of this bug to High, as it renders important functionality
of Gramps unusable.
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, it will automatically upgrade over the ppa version.
Regards,
Ross
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Confirmed that gramps 4.0.3+dfsg-3 (in future Utopic 14.10) has fixed
this issue.
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Recommend an SRU (Stable Release Update)
[Impact]
This bug renders Gramps unusable for Genealogists because it is
critical that you can save and edit notes whilst researching family
trees. This is a very important function within Gramps.
The patch is very small, and the bug is confirmed as
It is requested that this SRU is carried out by a sync:
- Source package: Gramps
- Source package version number to sync: 4.0.3+dfsg-3
- Sync from Development Release (Utopic 14.10)
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Gramps unable
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Hi Ruben,
Thanks very much for the patch.
I might be willing to try and get the patch uploaded (via a sponsor).
But first, could you please tell me how you are using the osm-gps-map
library so that I can do a proper test? Do you use another application
(e.g. gpxviewer/creepy/subsurface)?
Hi,
I am trying to upload the Debian diff again.
Yes, this is where it all happens (the Ubuntu diff is a bit boring):
1. Debian updated from v0.98.3 to v0.98.6
2. Still had to drop all the Shimmer Project themes, wallpaper icons
(Albatross, Bluebird, Greybird) which are included the Ubuntu
Yes, the package is built with the debug option enabled. I will create
and test a patch.
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Title:
rosegarden binary has
Hi,
Audacity 2.0.5 was released in Debian without ffmpeg support because it has not
been fully ported to the libav9 library. Apparently, noone stepped forward to
do the work so it was necessary to do this to allow the libav 9 transition to
complete. See Debian bug #692809.
It would be great if
Sorry should have linked to the Debian bug instead of the wrong launchpad bug:
https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=692809
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I can also confirm that after installing python-osmgpsmap from trusy-
proposed, and then installing gpxviewer, I can zoom in on the map and
scroll it around. The tiles are now updating.
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This has been reported before, and discussed by the Gramps developers.
It requires a very large change to the Gramps code.
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Status: New = Confirmed
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** Also
Hi Rory,
It looks like the Gramps developers agree that this should be changed,
but it seems to have been forgotten.
Perhaps you should follow the link below to the Gramps Project Bug
Tracker, create an account and make a comment on the bug. This may
remind someone about it and if we are luck,
On 08/10/2014 12:42 AM, Duncan Lithgow wrote:
I just check and there's nothing to stop you creating a family in GRAMPS in
which both parts are of the same sex. The only part I can find which is a
problem is that one part is referred to as the mother and one as the father.
Duncan
Yes -
Hi Gordon,
Thanks for keeping an eye on this, but there is no need to reopen the
bug.
I believe that Ruben has fixed the Fail to Build problem for 0.7.3, which was
necessary to fix the Missing Tiles problem:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/osm-gps-map/+bug/1320359
The fix has been
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better.
However, processing it in order to get sufficient information for the
developers failed (it does not generate an useful symbolic stack trace).
This happens sometimes, and the only way to get the information is to
Hi,
You have previously installed the 4.0.3 experimental (unstable) package
from the Gramps Project website. This is purely for testing the Gramps
Webapp module which will hopefully be released in the near future. These
packages are not set up to remove old versions of Gramps automatically,
nor
Public bug reported:
I am trying to install the Ubuntu Studion Utopic (14.10) Daily Build ISO (of a
week or so ago) onto some spare space of my main PC to assist the Ubuntu Studio
team. However, I never get offered the drive with the spare space (neither in
the automatic calculation of
On 06/16/2014 12:35 AM, Ruben Undheim wrote:
I've now fixed the failed-to-build-from-source-problem with this
source package. I've tried to create a bzr branch which contains the fix
(lp:~saltmakrell/launchpad/fixtiles-osm-gps-map) and it compiles
correctly in my PPA on both i386 and amd64.
Sorry, maybe you were not aware that there was a FTBFS bug reported already:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/osm-gps-map/+bug/1312890
Your patch closes both this bug and that one.
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Hi Ruben,
When you think the package update is ready for sponsorship, you just subscribe
the ubuntu-sponsors team to the bug as described here:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SponsorshipProcess
Someone will eventually review it, and get back to you with any comments.
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Tiles not showing for libosmgpsmap 0.7.3
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Version 1.0.2-1 of osmgpsmap in Utopic contains the fix that Ruben is
preparing for an SRU to Trusty.
** Changed in: osm-gps-map (Ubuntu)
Status: Confirmed = Fix Released
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Just in case you are not aware, Gramps can work perfectly fine without
these two optional dependencies. If you do not need to work with the
metadata of media objects within Gramps, just place a tick in the
GExiv2 warning that pops up and the message will not appear the
Hi,
I never tested an upgrade from Ubuntu 9.10.
According to the attached Apttermlog, you may have been suffering from a lack
of disk space:
Setting up gramps (4.0.3+dfsg-2) ...
[Errno 28] No space left on device
[Errno 28] No space left on device
...
[Errno 28] No space left on device:
Assigning to xorg package as a first attempt at finding the right
package to blame.
** Package changed: ubuntu = xorg (Ubuntu)
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