As described, this is the default graphics device included on the motherboard
of an eMachines T2824. According to the specifications at
http://e4me.com/support/product_support.html?cat=Desktopssubcat=T%20Seriesmodel=T2824
, this is Intel® Extreme Graphics 3D / 64MB Shared memory.
The driver
FYI for anyone following this thread -- a suggested workaround has been posted
on the forum, which is to execute the command:
sudo chmod a-r /usr/lib/nautilus/extensions-2.0/libnautilus-brasero-
extension.so
I tried it, and it worked. Likewise, reversing the change with parameter
'a+r' caused
This appears to be duplicate of bug #335942. (see
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/brasero/+bug/335942)
Sebastian has not marked it as such, so I will not, either, but it seems
clear that this is the same issue given that the workaround mentioned
above works for both. Apparently, a fix
Public bug reported:
This is an issue that was happening under a fresh Ubuntu 8.10 install, and it
has continued to happen since a recent upgrade to 9.04. I'm opening this bug to
help diagnose this issue and possibly develop both a workaround and a fix.
The machine in question is an eMachines
Sebastian, if this is a duplicate of a known bug, will you mark it as
such so that people who find this page are directed to more complete
information?
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With a CD in the drive, Nautilus refuses to open, glib error.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/366616
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I am experiencing the exact same symptoms on a machine that was upgraded
from 8.10 to 9.04 today. Nautilus will not open when a CD is present in
the drive, and the same error message (with identical byte count) is
given if I try to launch nautilus from terminal.
Attached is a valgrind log as
