I'm also affected by this. I have an NVIDIA card as well... is there any
way I can help fix this?
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Overflow:auto causes redraw issues when scrolling
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/292282
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Hello Jonathon, This problem appeared to have been resolved maybe 4-6
weeks ago. I didn't directly take any steps aside from what was outlined
in the bug submission (that I recall) to correct this either. It should
be safe to close this one.
Thanks for checking back Jonathon.
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Sound mysteriously and slowly dissapeared
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/205862
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Public bug reported:
I have two soundcards, an Ensoniq 5880 rev02 pci card, and an internal
Via 8237 AC97. I cannot get sound out of either. I am currently
plugged into the Via and was just getting sound fine only 2 or 3 days
ago, but gradually my volume has decreased. It seems to be occuring
My dell latitude c800 which has out of the box network support for its
Dell/Intel truemobile prism2 based wireless card in feisty, but is not
recognized at all in gutsy. Additionally, my prism2 based wireless card
in my desktop pc doesn't work in gutsy either. This should be a very
critical
yeah I'm going to renig on that previous comment. The crashing
continues after the previously mentioned 'fix'. It just happened to be
a good day and a half before I saw a crash, but now they are evidently
just as random and frequent (ok maybe slightly less frequent, has only
crashed maybe 70-90
The issue seems to be resolved by disabling powernowd, adding a slew of
kernel cheat codes in grub's menu.lst, and a little text editing all
described in response #544 @
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=412125page=55highlight=Feisty+freeze
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Xorg eating computer time, hard crashing
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
I have since upgrading my computer to a core 2 duo, been experiencing
random 'freezing' where my mouse still moves, but my keyboard, and X in
general is completely unresponsive (alt+prntscrn+k/b/etc still work but
I cant even toggle caps/num lock).
I had forgot to mention, I have since tried 2 clean installs of feisty,
a gutsy install, and edgy updated to feisty. The problem never showed
up in Edgy, but after updating to feisty it immediately recurred.
Because I have the option to upload files (one at a time) I'll use this
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I am using gnome and the fglrx driver, and experience an identical lock
up. Xorg gradually consumes more and more cpu and memory until
eventually I have a locked up machine that I must ssh to and kill X to
restore it. People in the gentoo forums had originally suspected
superkaramba, and several
Public bug reported:
I did a search in Synaptic for network find, and divine showed up in
the results. When marking it for installation, it says that ftp, telnet,
ubuntu-desktop, ubuntu-standard, etc, must be uninstalled. Needless to
say, that doesn't sound right...
Running ubuntu 7.04 (32bit
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