Hi in Ubuntu 12.04 this is working.
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Missing file extension for documents send as attachment
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As the problem occurred again in 12.04 with all kinds of kernels
released by Ubuntu (also with the 3.5-series). I tried 3.8.0. It still
occurs now. Being logged in or not - does not matter. Meanwhile it also
occurs when being in BIOS after the machine crashed in Linux before. The
kerne starts with
@hseffler/jaffar:
Possibly you could try this kernel line:
quiet splash drm.vblankoffdelay=1 i915.semaphores=1 i915.powersave=1
i915.i915_enable_rc6=1 acpi_os_name='Microsoft Windows XP'
My machine runs quite stable now. I am using custom compiled kernel
3.6.7 (using default ubuntu settings for
The problem still occurs with kernel 3.6.7 I just compiled on my UX31A.
The system will always poweroff now when pullig the power cable. I see
sudden shutdowns when running on battery.
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I have now added the line acpi_os_name='Microsoft Windows XP' to my
kernel boot options. Seems I can pull the cable without crash now. Don't
know how long this will last. If required, I can post a log of ACPI
error messages I still see when using dmesg | grep ACPI.
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After running in battery mode for about 5h the system shut down without
warning. First time while surfing the net and afterwards while
restarting the system. Remaining battery life reported: 1:36h. So the
problem still occurs.
Attached is the output of running dmesg | grep ACPI. I don't know
Just want to update this issue:
For me it works now. I installed the 32Bit Version of Kubuntu but did
not install any nvida drivers. I set Use XRenderer in some KDE
settings dialog. So, it seems advisable to stay away from nvidia stuff.
I you installed the dirver use apt-purge to remove as
I just want to add som details on this bug:
My wife just installed Kubuntu 12.04 (64Bit). Her machine has a Geforce
330m. The nvidia driver did not work so she used the intel driver (at
least from what I understand). Yesterday some xserver packages were
updated. I cannot read the name - as all of
My machine has similar problem (Asus UX31, using: i915.powersave=1
i915.i915_enable_rc6=1 i915.semaphores=1).
* Under Oneiric, the issue seemed to be gone until the latest kernel
update. Since the last update, the machine would die suddenly if the
battery has power left for about an hour.
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Public bug reported:
Hello Folks,
I am using LibreOffice in Ubuntu 11.04 and try to send a file via mail
from the file menu. This is not possible as the extension of the
attachment, which is created somewhere in /tmp/.../, is not set
properly. Thus, I have to save the file and attach it
As far as I can say this bug is not dependent on RapidSVN but must a
general GNOME Problem. I had this behaviour often when using Epiphany
and get it now when I am using my Wacom tablet. Once an dragdrop
operation is triggered by accident, the cursor is stuck in the drop
mode: i.e. it shows the
I also have this problem: Window Descorations are missing after every reboot.
The problem appeared after some update.
I have an ATI On-Board Card (Radeon HD 4200) and I am using the ATI Driver
provided by Ubuntu. However, this seems not directly related to the dirver as I
can deactivate it and
@ArgelBargel: Did you find the .nvidia-settings.rc directly in the
home directory? I hoped I would find a similar file .ati-settings.rc
or the like here but I don't.
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@opensat: Your trick works fine. Thank you very much!
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Some more comment for those unfamilar with Linux but stumbling here from
an internet search: I added the line above in the file:
/boot/grub/menu.lst My entry now looks like this:
title Ubuntu 8.10, kernel 2.6.27-7-generic
uuid...
kernel /boot/vmlinuz-2.6.27-7-generic other
I think I am dealing with some related problem on my Compaq Mini 700.
The ethernet will never work when booting the first time when the system
runs on battery power. It works fine when the power cable plugged in or
after a reboot in battery mode. However, the system crashes immediatly
when the
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