John (#44),
Thanks for your efforts. Looks like you really spent some time on this
and if it's working for you now, that's great.
I also banged my head on this - upstart, the conf, init, send-sigs etc.
and it's a real PITA :-) I couldn't get it working (guest FS always
needed an fsck for an
John (#44),
Thanks for your efforts. Looks like you really spent some time on this
and if it's working for you now, that's great.
I also banged my head on this - upstart, the conf, init, send-sigs etc.
and it's a real PITA :-) I couldn't get it working (guest FS always
needed an fsck for an
Not sure where the -u comes from now (looking at : man mkinitramfs),
but the mkinitramfs should recreate the initrd's (used from the
recovery mode).
To get a GRUB menu, try pressing SHIFT. You have to be quick sometimes.
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I got an update regarding this bug being modified and, although I don't
care about it any more really, I must comment.
The bug is about a *crash* when starting a program from a terminal as
user root. Since when does the existence of a workaround make a bug
invalid?
I assume you mean won't fix -
I've been banging my head on this for over a day, pretty sick of the
reboot/test cycle. Nothing seemed to work - and then I was pointed at
this bug on IRC in #ubuntu-server.
I think it is essential that a KVM host attempts a clean shutdown of any
guests on host reboot. It was quite disconcerting
I've been banging my head on this for over a day, pretty sick of the
reboot/test cycle. Nothing seemed to work - and then I was pointed at
this bug on IRC in #ubuntu-server.
I think it is essential that a KVM host attempts a clean shutdown of any
guests on host reboot. It was quite disconcerting
Well, I had to fix this for myself today because I did an update and
some linux-image stuff was removed (no longer used) and I couldn't
boot any kernel afterwards. Previously, only the 2.6.32-23 kernel gave
me the error and the 2.6.32-22 kernel was OK. I set GRUB to default to
.22 because I was
I also seem to have this problem but it is not RAID/MD, just encrypted
LVM. I installed Lucid on my Thinkpad laptop a few weeks ago - a small
/boot partition (/dev/sda1), the rest of the disk encrypted LVM
(/dev/sda5). Everything worked. But a recent update has caused a boot
failure. I only
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OK. Luckily, I have recently (last weekend) reverted to 8.10 from 9.04.
Things did not work out ...
So - I have dbus-x11 version (already present) :
1.2.4-0ubuntu1
Up to date 8.10 intrepid.
Open a terminal
su (become root)
meld /etc/network/interfaces /etc/network/interfaces
CRASH
I am not sure if this should be a new bug or not. But I have a related
problem :
Pressing the check button in Update Manager starts a /new/ instance of
gnome-power-manager - even though one is already running (and visible in
panel system tray).
Details :
Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid (up to date)
I have also seen the same error today.
I wonder if it is related?
Intrepid 8.10
Full updates as of 19th Oct 2008 (yesterday).
xserver-xorg-video-intel 2.4.1-1ubuntu9
Intel Corporation 82G33/G31 Express Integrated Graphics Controller
Machine hanging after X/GDM filled / with log files. Machine
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applications - Error in I830WaitLpRing(), timeout for 2 seconds, Ring at
virtual 0x7f5c1d6c head
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Any partition not mounted but available in the Computer option.
If I double-click either of the 2 other unmounted partitions I have, I
get this message (but the mount happens).
If I plug in a USB stick - it automounts on desktop and a nautilus window
opens. OK.
If I close the browser and
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Interesting. Seems OK here. I have all updates as of this morning -
Sunday 19th Oct.
Desktop/Gnome/Normal effects. Might be worth enabling effects and
seeing if things change.
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This happens/happened to me as well. Alternate CDROM stops ~40% into
base system and wants another CDROM.
Alternate i386 Alpha-4 and Alpha-5.
Desktop Alpha-4/5 i386 is OK (I installed from that).
Never had problems with Gutsy, Hardy etc. Not seen anything like this before.
CDROM info (running
My versions match Stef's.
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This is related to a bug I filed yesterday about ifup :
ifup gives grep errors about missing /etc/network/run/ifstate
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/ifupdown/+bug/269808
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Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
Ubuntu 8.10 Alpha5
+ full update as of 2008-09-13 13:00 GMT
Selecting menu System/Preferences/Windows - gives error dialog :
Cannot start the preferences application for your window manager
Window manager compiz has not registered
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ifupdown
Ubuntu 8.10 Alpha5
+ full update as of 2008-09-13 13:00 GMT
ifupdown 0.6.8ubuntu9
I have uninstalled network-manager and am using a static IP in
/etc/network/interfaces (see below).
If I run : ifup eth0
I get errors :
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$
Note - I initially thought this might be related to using dash as the
/bin/sh. I changed to bash and the issue is the same.
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Dist :
Ubuntu 8.10 Alpha5
+ full update as of 2008-09-13 13:00 GMT
2.6.27-3-generic
alsa-base 1.0.17.dfsg-1ubuntu1
The problem is still occurring.
Sound works, but a decent listening volume level means - all controls
have to be maximised. But even now, the sound is not loud, just normal
small
OK - thanks. I was just looking at Ubuntu packages and updating from the Ubuntu
repo. No harm done and a useful exercise for me perhaps.
What shall I do with this - set to Invalid or is that for you? I am not sure
about the procedure - or how to request a sync with Debian.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/252303
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Well, thanks to watching Daniel Holbach's Youtube how to patch video,
I have made a debdiff patch file of what I think is the fix here.
Basically, udev_124-1 removed /sbin/udevtrigger used by nut's postinst
script. We need to use /sbin/udevadm trigger now.
- /sbin/udevtrigger
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nut
Installing nut (2.2.2-3ubuntu1) on Intrepid Alpha-3 :
After install, setup produces an error :
Setting up nut (2.2.2-3ubuntu1) ...
/var/lib/dpkg/info/nut.postinst: 50: /sbin/udevtrigger: not found
dpkg: error processing nut (--configure):
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I also have this problem.
7.10 Feisty i386 OK
8.04 Hardy i386 sound very quiet (upgrade last week)
8.10 Intrepid i386 -- sound very quiet (alpha 3)
I have reverted to Feisty for now.
Tried all model options to snd-hda-intel module.
Tried rebuilding and reinstalling ALSA
Well, thanks to watching Daniel Holbach's Youtube how to patch video,
I have made a debdiff patch file of what I think is the fix here.
Basically, udev_124-1 removed /sbin/udevtrigger used by nut's postinst
script. We need to use /sbin/udevadm trigger now.
- /sbin/udevtrigger
Thanks Lee.
Those updates have fixed it for me as well. Having only installed the beta
yesterday, it was very disappointing to see the NM breakage.
I hope there's no further disruption (or deeper problem).
Now I can continue testing ...
Alastair
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