converted, since
HDMI's video is just DVI. FWIW I have the HDMI port of my PS3 connected
to a DVI monitor (a Dell thing) and it works perfectly.
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not a word I would use ;)
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(fwiw, I didn't trim down the config specifically for this - that *is*
my X config ;)
I tried with:
Section Module
Disable sil164
EndSection
and it didn't make a difference, but interestingly it still printed out
the detecting sil164 messages you quoted from the logs.
I'll try and install
Hi
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and furthermore if i beamed any files to that headset could i save them on my
pc?
No. a headset is just a dumb headset. no storage or anything like that.
You need a bluetooth adaptor i your PC and something like a bluetooth
phone to send files to.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gedit
I just pasted some text into gedit that has very long lines.
the lines were wrapped (possibly because of some preference I set a long time
ago).
The start of each wrapped line had a + character.
When I selected all the text, the + characters were
Indeed, this is the Do not split words over two lines option.
Disabling that is a viable workaround.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/144505
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resumed, took a photo, killed compiz and ran metacity, then copied the
logfile)
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xorg.conf (this one is quite minimal, basically I tried to rip out
everything that I could, but I don't think it should be related, since
Soren sees this too).
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Photo of corrupted display.
Interestingly, this is actually a little different to what I've seen
previously - this is more solid areas of colour where before it would
have been more akin to static noise.
Hopefully you can see that this is me browsing the Places menu (with
tooltip), with a couple
Apologies... it's the current gutsy version, so 0.4.0
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I had selected all ~3000 of my photos when I accidentally clicked Rotate
Left. Mea Culpa, naturally.
I clicked Stop in the progress dialog as quickly as possible, but it still
rotated all of the photos. This is obviously not a quick process!
It
At the end of the process it shows another error dialog which says
Unable to rotate {0} photos
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- I had selected all ~3000 of my photos when I accidentally clicked Rotate
Left. Mea Culpe, naturally.
+ I had selected all ~3000 of my photos
Bryce: the description I set originally is probably quite misleading.
It's not X that's corrupted, it's just 3D textures (ie every window in
compiz, or any textured surface in a GL application with/without compiz
running).
I will grab all of the tribes tomorrow and start going backwards to find
Fix in bzr trunk
** Also affects: onboard
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Assignee: (unassigned) = Chris Jones
Status: New = Fix Committed
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Status: New = Fix Committed
the corruption certainly will go away if compiz dies and metacity is resumed,
because at that point the windows are rendered onscreen and aren't using 3D
textures.
It's purely 3D textures that are corrupted (to confirm this, switch back to
metacity, suspend, resume and run some 3d application,
Is this not a duplicate of bug 133837 ?
I was seeing this, checked out my Preferred Applications preferences in GNOME
and had a blank custom command for my preferred terminal emulator.
Nautilus still shouldn't break like it does though.
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Erik: this is purely an issue in dapper. It was fixed in edgy because it
was fixed in madwifi-ng and not in madwifi.
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I have the same motherboard as Soren.
I switched back to the onboard r8169 last night and set some iso transfer loops
going.
I got home from work this evening and the interface was dead. ethtool -S just
seemed to hang.
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I see this, as does Soren Hansen at least.
It is not a compiz bug because it affects all 3D textures. Running xscreensaver
hacks with textures shows similar problems.
To re-state - after resuming from suspend, every 3D texture is replaced
with the wrong memory. I can see patterns in it, but it's
** Description changed:
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- I am not sure if this is a compiz bug or an Xorg bug.
-
- I am running an updated gutsy install on a Thinkpad X40 (so i855GM graphics)
with the -intel driver. I enabled Desktop Effects
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 133118 ***
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very corrupt X after suspend/resume
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Recent updates have fixed this. It now picks almost exactly the optimal
mode.
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This is significantly less than it outputted in feisty (since it logged
all wpa_supplicant output to syslog too), but it is rather annoying and
the output is really not very helpful (or am I wrong?), so I would be
inclined to suggest removing these messages.
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the CPU at full speed. I'm
not sure if it would climb up to 60 quickly enough to see it in the bios
though.
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STONE COLD wrote:
so does that mean ubuntu is telling me the right temp?
or should i believe my bios.
Id be happy if it was ubuntu that was right :)
It's possible that both are right, but I'm not sure if you can trust
either of them without a way of checking.
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I'd never seen this on my X40 until yesterday (I am running gutsy and
upgraded the most recent gutsy packages). Were there any -ubuntu patches
for this which have been lost?
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afaik network-manager does produce the required dbus signal, pidgin just
needs to listen to it.
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their current working directory be some random UNIX directory that
exists outside of C: ;)
Check the wine options, but there is a way to specify a working
directory - set that to the path where the .exe is
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for another fwiw, I've not seen this on gutsy in a couple of months of
use.
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and then try update-manager -d again?
running it with -c as well may help
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the two in parallel
was possible and in some cases useful, so the packages couldn't be made
to Conflict).
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that it didn't work. What would be much more useful
is a copy of /var/log/Xorg.0.log after X has failed to start. If you
have a USB stick you should be able to mount it manually and copy the
log file there.
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Matthew Wild wrote:
PS. Someone once told me that you don't get the grub menu if it is not a
dual-boot. How do you get to the recovery mode in this case?
You get prompted to press Esc if you want the boot menu. This shows the
normal grub menu with the recovery option.
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that can be enabled when necessary, but isn't
always used. I've not come across an onboard HDMI before, but I do know
of others with nvidia cards with HDMI outputs that functioned entirely
normally.
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is unlikely to fully block content, it'll just require it to be
rescaled down to a lower resolution).
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Hi
STONE COLD wrote:
Could it something to do with the nvidia drivers?i tried clicking on enable
desktop effects but screen just blankd out!
Possibly. Are you using the binary nvidia driver or the free nv one?
Either way I'd try and avoid desktop effects.
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Pete Stean wrote:
graphical environment, I would go down the 'compiz-fusion' route rather than
using the preinstalled desktop effects - you will *require* the
Surely that's just asking for the upgrade to gutsy to break horrifically?
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can exit it and get a regular desktop. Most of the media centre
things are just regular applications.
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/lala without appreciating the
implications.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
I am running fully updated gutsy on a Thinkpad X40. When I am on AC power,
g-p-m behaves correctly.
If I am on battery power, g-p-m will trigger a hibernate if the machine is idle
for a few minutes, but this should not happen, as
Attached screenshot of g-p-m preferences to show that it should not be
hibernating after 5 or so minutes.
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Digging around in gconf I see the following:
/apps/gnome-power-manager/actions/sleep_type_battery = hibernate
/apps/gnome-power-manager/timeout/sleep_computer_battery = 300
so g-p-m is behaving correctly in that it is hibernating after 5
minutes, but these keys are not exposed through the UI and
I'm confirming this, but I imagine it's possible that these keys have
been set at an earlier point in gutsy and won't affect upgrades from
Feisty to Gutsy-final, or a fresh install. I haven't tried a fresh
install and obviously gutsy-final isn't available yet.
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unconfirming because this is a little stranger than I thought.
The UI shows the sleep timeout is 15 minutes, but gconf says it's 5
minutes. I can't find any gconf keys in /apps/gnome-power-manager/ with
a value of 900, so I am not sure why I am seeing 15 minutes in the UI.
Also, it would be
I just tried with POST_VIDEO disabled and while it (of course) doesn't
hang, it also means the backlight doesn't get enabled, so I am going to
have to go back to posting.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/134868
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expect it'll work with Feisty for
the remaining month or two that anyone should care about Feisty ;)
It uses the same chipset.
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I added some logging to the various resume.d scripts to try and track down
where this is happening and it seems to be in the vbetool post call in
/etc/acpi/resume.d/15-video-post.sh, so is fairly fundemental.
In the situations where it does get stuck, I don't get a console, but as
mentioned,
system-config-printer now selects Generic Text Only for the printer by
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I'll try a test print tomorrow, but I would suspect that it should really be
Generic/Postscript. Going by the above comments it would seem that it picks
Generic/TextOnly when it doesn't know anything about the printer.
I guess we could maybe have our specific printer whitelisted, but there are
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
Needs changing in xml file
** Affects: gnome-control-center (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
I have several reasons why I don't think it makes sense to check for AT
here
1. It is possible to get to the preferred applications dialog using
another route, from the preferences menu without this check taking
place.
2.
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Binary package hint: vbetool
I am running gutsy on a Thinkpad X40 (with the -intel driver).
A significant minority of my resumes from RAM leave the half-moon light
blinking with a black screen.
If I hit Ctrl-Alt-F1 and then Alt-F7 I get back to X and can then quickly
Public bug reported:
Version currently in Gutsy
run gnome-at-properties
click Accessible Login
read You must be root to configure GDM
** Affects: control-center (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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As mentioned in http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=468556 this
patch shouldn't go upstream at the moment but we do need it.
** Attachment added: Almost the same as the patch I did for feisty
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I am using a Thinkpad X40, my graphics chipset is an 855GM.
Textures in GL applications (screensavers, google earth, etc) are just
random noise.
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation 82852/855GM
screenshot of flipscreen3d xscreensaver hack.
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I have just tested the patch with:
ii xvnc4viewer 4.1.1+xorg1.0.2-0ubuntu4
Virtual network computing client software fo
and it fixes the bug, but as pointed out, it will not help vnc3 users
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Thanks very much for the debugging hint. I've restarted my laptop since I first
encountered this and it seems fine now.
I've set this bug to Invalid. If I come across the situation again I will
re-open it with the output you requested.
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Status:
I'm curious what hardware you observed this on. I have seen it a few
times on my thinkpad x40, but it doesn't happen very often (and I
suspend/resume several times a day).
** Changed in: vbetool (Ubuntu)
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well acpi is acpi, it shouldn't really matter whether it's a desktop or
a laptop, but it is possible we are seeing different bugs here. I'll go
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Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
I am running fully updated gutsy on a thinkpad x40. the gnome power
manager works fine, but when I add the inhibit applet to the panel it
displays an error icon and has the tooltip cannot connect to gnome-
power-manager, but I can see
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
I am not sure if this is a compiz bug or an Xorg bug.
I am running an updated gutsy install on a Thinkpad X40 (so i855GM graphics)
with the -intel driver. I enabled Desktop Effects last night and the two times
I have done a suspend/resume cycle
This is indeed broken. The plugin needs to be updated.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/132921
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relevant output of lspci -vvnn:
00:02.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: Intel Corporation 82852/855GM
Integrated Graphics Device [8086:3582] (rev 02) (prog-if 00 [VGA])
Subsystem: IBM Unknown device [1014:0557]
Control: I/O+ Mem+ BusMaster+ SpecCycle- MemWINV- VGASnoop- ParErr-
I have zero third repositories enabled and the gutsy install is up to
date.
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ii compiz-core 1:0.5.2-0ubuntu3
ii compiz-fusion-plugins-extra
Can the events not be propagated to the windows below the input-only ones?
Window managers have been doing clever things with screen edges/corners for
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
I have an ASRock Conroe 945G uATX motherboard, which has onboard VGA and a
little riser card for the PCI-E x16 slot, with a DVI adapter.
http://www.asrock.com/mb/overview.asp?Model=CONROE945G-DVI
I have a Dell E207-WFP connected
More details and logs are in the related freedesktop.org bug
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I should mention that this is in gutsy current.
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by way of confirmation it is setting incorrect frequencies - if I start
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The default layout is not hardcoded in to Onboard. It gets it from the
system your running on. It should, barring bugs load the layout
specified in the gnome keyboard properties dialog. Please comment
saying which layout you have specified in the gnome keyboard properties
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Ubuntu. Tell me if this package fixes your problem.
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pitti: I hit this last night after debugging suspend/resume with the sysfs
trick to store magic data in the RTC. Upon resuming the laptop clock was
obviously full of non-clock data, and was interpreted as somewhen around 2016.
Any sudo operation in an existing pty refused to do anything because
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
I have an IBM Thinkpad X40 running current gutsy.
If I am merrily typing away with AC connected and then unplug it,
despite the machine being unidle with the lid open, I see the following
in syslog:
Aug 9 21:24:24 localhost
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Binary package hint: rhythmbox
While listening to a Last.fm station, I used to be able to use the Skip
the current track button, but it no longer seems to function and
disables itself, the Never play this track again button and the Mark
this song as loved button.
(For bonus
I'm using gutsy, current as of 00:00UTC today, so rhythmbox version
0.11.1-0ubuntu3.
How to reproduce:
o Load rhythmbox
o Listen to any last.fm stream
o click the Skip the current track button
Some of the time this will advance to the next track, but very often it
will simply disable the
Road in London where
the guy behind the counter had not only heard of Linux, but was
perfectly happy to open a box so I could look at the card in detail and
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Hi
Chris Rowson wrote:
Makes you wonder why there isn't a works with Ubuntu program for
hardware manufacturers to sign up to...
http://www.ubuntu.com/partners/hardwareprogramme
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I see this on gutsy too. It behaves exactly like it's doing the dim-
when-idle, it just displays the screen brightness indicator, which is
quite annoying.
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Eddie: indeed, I could fix it for me with that, but I'd rather poke it
manually so I notice when it is properly fixed.
I'm not exactly sure of the LP etiquette, but I don't think this is
fixed, so it should probably be reverted to Confirmed, yes.
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I've upgraded my X40 from feisty to gutsy since acpi-support 0.96 went
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I have just upgraded my laptop (Thinkpad X40) to gutsy in the last few
days and encountered this.
If I launch a regular gnome terminal and generate a lot of output (e.g.
ls -la /etc/) and scroll with the mousewheel it moves back and forth
through the history correctly.
If I then run screen
fwiw, you can make screen send scrollback to the terminal with this in
screenrc:
termcapinfo xterm ti@:te@
but I can reproduce the particular issue I mentioned with a fresh user
(which presumably doesn't have that option since it's not enabled in
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Sorry, that wasn't very clear.
With the regular gnome terminal without running screen, the mouse
scrolls through the *scrollback* of the terminal (ie what you would
expect since the widget has a scrollbar). It's just running inside
screen that makes it scroll through command history, for me.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: rdiff-backup
the version of rdiff backup currently in gutsy doesn't work at all for me,
producing an exception when it tries to log. Going by the upstream changelog
this is fixed in later versions.
I have backported the current latest version from
difficult (to date there are no known cases).
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), but
otherwise that's great :)
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back to
launchpad if they are still broken or if they are fixed and work fine :)
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I see this on an X40
** Changed in: linux-meta (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Confirmed
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hdaps no longer reports accelerometer values
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/95494
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- stripping html tags out isn't hard.
Having said that, HTML email is just plain wrong and to be discouraged
at all times :)
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