Before 22.04 I was able to just uninstall snapd to remove ~/snap, and
that was fine.
But now that Firefox is being delivered as only a Snap in 22.04, I'm
essentially being strong-armed into using snaps, because Firefox is
probably the most critical piece of software on my system and I cannot
work
OK, I've filed a bug at
https://gitlab.freedesktop.org/drm/intel/-/issues/2145
I'll keep this bug report updated.
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Re. the bug report in the email thread, they state that "if HDMI cable
isn't plugged before boot, the HDMI port becomes useless and never
responds to cable hotplugging"
However my situation seems to be the reverse: If the HDMI cable is
plugged in before cold boot, then the port appears to work
The patch did not fix the issue. However, during boot, some error text
appeared that did not appear before:
[1.868916] [drm:drm_lspcon_set_mode [drm_kms_helper]] *ERROR* LSPCON mode
change timed out
[1.868970] [drm:lspcon_change_mode.constprop.0 [i915]] *ERROR* LSPCON mode
change failed
Should I report this to upstream instead?
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Thinkpad P1 Gen2 HDMI doesn't work after log out or reboot
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Tested on stock Ubuntu kernel 5.4.0, then 5.7.7, then 5.8.0-rc3 with
same results.
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Title:
Thinkpad P1 Gen2 HDMI doesn't work after log out or
Note, this occurs in both Wayland and X. Thus I think it's probably a
kernel issue.
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Title:
Thinkpad P1 Gen2 HDMI doesn't work after log out or
dmesg output when HDMI is working
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I have a Thinkpad P1 Gen 2. This specific machine was customized to NOT
have a discrete Nvidia GPU. It ONLY has an integrated Intel UHD 630 GPU.
This is not a hardware issue as Windows seems to handle things
correctly.
With an external monitor connected via HDMI, boot
dmesg output after reboot, and HDMI is broken
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xrandr output after the bug occurs (i.e. HDMI is broken)
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This hit me today on Ubuntu 18.04. Upgraded to kernel 4.15.0-72-generic
and the touchpad does not move. The touchpad *buttons* do work, but I
cannot move the cursor. Booting in to 4.15.0-70-generic makes them work
again.
I tried running apport-collect 1854896 but it says I can't do so because
I'm
Note, I'm running vanilla Ubuntu 18.04.3, *not* Mint.
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Title:
Synaptics TM3336-004 Touchpad Stopped working after update to the
latest kernel
I *think* it's tracker because I'm using the `vanilla-gnome-desktop`
package which creates a plain Gnome Shell session, which I think uses
tracker in the Overview search (when pressing Super in Gnome Shell).
The search results I'm referring to appear within the "Files" header.
If I open a
Public bug reported:
On Ubuntu 18.04 using the `vanilla-gnome-desktop` session (i.e. Gnome
Shell), tracker does not return any files if there is a hyphen (-) in
the search string.
To recreate:
- Create a file named `foo-bar`.
- Press to open Overview.
- Type foo. Observe that the `foo-bar`
Note: This only occurs if the file is in a search location that was
manually added.
For example:
- Open the Settings app
- Select Search in the left hand sidebar
- Ensure Files is On
- Press the gear at the lower right of the dialog to open Search
Locations
- Select the Other tab
- Add a
I spoke with Andrew Duggan and he figured out that as of kernel 4.0 the
touchpad is incorrectly detected as a clickpad. That's why the touchpad
works, but in a flaky way. The good news is that this seems solvable.
All you have to do is:
synclient ClickPad=0
Palm detection is also off by
FYI kernel 4.0-rc3 seems to add full trackpad support, including
scrolling and multitouch, out of the box for the RB 2015. However
there's a problem with the mouse buttons--left click is randomly dropped
about 50% of the time. Left click by tapping seems to work consistently
though.
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I tried installing the 3.16 kernel on Trusty. The touchpad was still
detected as a mouse.
I then tried applying the patch in #8 from the Github repo and the
touchpad stopped responding entirely--no movement or clicks.
Is there anything I can contribute to help get this fixed?
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Jim, I solved the issue by disabling gigabit ethernet on the network
card with:
$ sudo ethtool -s eth0 speed 100 duplex full
This command has to be run on startup.
Here's the relevant lshw -c if you're still interested, run after the
above fix:
description: Ethernet interface
product:
I think I may have found a possible workaround.
The stock drivers on 14.04 don't work out of the box for *gigabit
ethernet*. If you're connecting to a gigabit router, then open a
terminal and run:
$ sudo ethtool -s eth0 speed 100 duplex full
If you don't have ethtool installed, install with:
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Summary:
Ubuntu version: 14.04 desktop x64
Problem hardware: JMicron JMC250 ethernet controller (jme drivers)
Expected behavior: Ethernet networking works when cable connected.
Actual behavior: Networking always shows disconnected, even when cable
connected.
Details:
In
I opened a new Launchpad bug #1310798 because this one seems to be about
missing drivers in an older Ubuntu version, not broken drivers. Maybe
by getting this re-focused we can get some love for this almost 3-year-
old bug.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/880316
This is not a duplicate, bug #880316 was solved in the comments (see
comment #4 and #5) because the drivers weren't included in the
distribution at all.
The fact that the drivers are totally broken deserves
So after some more digging it turns out that the 3.14 kernel line has
sources for the jme drivers, updated just 20 days ago, that can be
compiled on 14.04:
https://github.com/torvalds/linux/blob/master/drivers/net/ethernet/jme.c
These sources apply the fixes in #24 (weirdly committed over a year
In 12.04 this problem was fixable by downloading and compiling the JME
drivers (jmebp-1.0.8.5.tar.bz) from the JMicron web site.
However on 14.04 compiling the driver fails; it seems like there was an
API change in a newer version of the kernel. Consequently I can't get
ethernet working at all
FYI the driver I mentioned in #32 is here:
ftp://driver.jmicron.com.tw/Ethernet/Linux/
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Title:
Ubuntu installer can't setup network on Shuttle
Re. #24, I was able to get the driver to compile, but not actually work, by
adding your changes and additionally changing
__vlan_hwaccel_put_tag(skb, vid)
to
__vlan_hwaccel_put_tag(skb, htons(ETH_P_8021Q), vid);
I saw that they used the same value in fixing the Realtek driver here:
It shouldn't be hard to reproduce, I noticed it immediately after
upgrading. Just use the gnome classic session, add a bottom panel, and
set the indicator applet on the bottom panel in Precise. The WiFi
indicator is the easiest to reproduce the issue as it updates
frequently. Sound indicator is
How old is udisks 2.x? Is the chance of it being included in
Debian/Ubuntu along the lines of within 2 cycles, or more like 2+ years?
Kind of annoying because I have to use hdparms to spin down my external
hdd's before disconnecting now. It's still not a good workaround
because they never truly
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When minimizing Firefox and restoring it by clicking a link in
Thunderbird, the FIrefox window restores, but without the titlebar and
window controls. Note that this is NOT related to the F11 fullscreen
view.
Occurs in Ubuntu 12.04 64bit, Gnome Classic, AMD HD 4500 video
Today I noticed that I can simply try launching Firefox (without having
clicked on a link in Thunderbird) and it will sometimes crash to the
login screen, so I think this bug might be more appropriately filed
against Firefox.
** Also affects: firefox
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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I installed 12.04 a few weeks ago without problems. About two days ago
(2012-06-08), I started experiencing crashes almost every time I would
click a URL in an email in Thunderbird (thus invoking Firefox). The
desktop instantly kicks me back to the login screen without
I should also mention I'm using Gnome Classic, not Unity.
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Desktop crashes to login screen when opening links in Thunderbird
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Here's my Xorg.0.log
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Thanks Jiahua, I was able to test it out with your instructions. It
looks like your patch fixes the problem, thanks!
However there's a slight issue: with the patch applied, when you open an
indicator, the menu flickers near the top of the screen for a split
second before aligning back down to
After messing around with the patch some more, the issue I mentioned
above seems to be that the menu is being generated super-tall, then
shrunk back to size almost instantly. I somehow managed to get the
super-tall menu to stay open for both the Dropbox and Battery
indicators. Not as huge an
#9 That's awesome! Can you give instructions on how to compile so I can
help testing? If it works would it be possible to get this patch in to
an SRU?
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Title:
Searchd fails to restart
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This bug has been a problem since Natty. It still shows up in Precise.
If you enable window previews in Gnome Classic and hover your mouse over
a window title, the preview will appear. But it will only disappear if
you move your mouse horizontally on the taskbar. If you move your mouse
This seems to have gotten worse on 12.04 using Gnome Classic. I have my
indicators on the bottom-right. Before, if the indicator menu had to
change size (for example a new wireless network was detected while the
indicator was open), it wouldn't resize right, but it would show scroll
arrows at
I don't know if this is fixed, because I rolled back to Natty after a
week of using Oneiric.
Oneiric had way too many problems, including this one, for me to use it
as a day-to-day work computer. Since this is my only computer and I use
it for work-related stuff, I can't install different
This bug affects me too, and I may have found a workaround. The report
gave a hint that if they chmod'd /usr/bin/unity-window-decorator, things
seem to work again, but without Compiz. That made me investigate CCSM a
little bit.
If you open CCSM and go to the Window Decoration plugin under
Seems that I may have spoken a little too soon. My workaround does
seems to fix Firefox and Thunderbird windows; I can now change tabs and
the titlebar will update on both max'd and non-max'd windows. However
other apps still have this problem. For example a Nautilus titlebar
will update if
I'd love to help but unfortunately this laptop is my work computer, and
I can't risk borking it if I somehow mess up the kernel
upgrade/downgrade. It's my only computer at the moment. (That and I've
already too much time fixing the many other problems this Oneiric
upgrade has caused). Is there
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I have my laptop set to hibernate when I close the lid. About 50% of
the times that I resume from hibernate, I will see the usual Dell BIOS
screen, then a blank purple background, then the Dell BIOS screen again,
then the kernel select screen, which I don't usually see if
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Resume from hibernate fails on Dell Studio 14
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I'm unable to add indicators to the panel from the package in the PPA.
There isn't an indicator applet shown in the 'add panel' dialog.
This would be great to have because while there is a notification area
in gnome-fallback, it doesn't seem to be themed quite right. The icons
are very close
I have this problem after upgrading to Oneiric with an Intel Advanced-N
6200 wifi card. I seem to have temporarily fixed the problem by adding
this line to /etc/modprobe.d/intel-6200.conf:
options iwlagn 11n_disable=1
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re. #3, I'm experiencing that in Oneiric after a fresh install. I type
fast, and when I press alt+f2, type quickly then press enter, sometimes
the last command is executed, and sometimes nothing at all happens.
It's extremely frustrating--the old Gnome alt+f2 behavior was perfect,
and Unity's
Here is the same bug from 2009: http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-
bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=546749
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Title:
Radio stream sometimes crashes, always needs to
This has also affected me for some time now. I often listen to
streaming NPR radio. When double-clicking to start playing, it always
fails on the first attempt, and always succeeds on the second attempt.
This is the URL I connect to:
http://www.npr.org/streams/mp3/nprlive24.pls
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This seems to have been fixed at some point with a Maverick kernel
update, however now on Natty the problem has returned. I'm using a
different Dell laptop now though. Maybe 1/3 of the time the system will
freeze at a black console screen when hibernating and won't power down.
I have to power
That might be true, but the disc number field is not visible by default.
If it were visible by default and I could see that my single album was
incorrectly tagged with two different disc numbers, that would be one
thing, because it would be obvious why it was sorted that way. But
since it's not
This does seem to resolve the problem, thanks. However I think this
behavior is quite confusing. I don't see the disc number in the 'sort-
by' columns, so when I click to sort by track, I expect the songs to be
sorted by track, not by a hidden field first, then track. For example
if I clicked
It happens immediately on a fresh install so I doubt it's db corruption.
banshee.db attached.
Off the top of my head I can tell you it happens when sorting by track
number ascending (but not descending) on 'All Hours Cymbals' by
'Yeasayer' and on 'Wave if You're Really There' by 'Wave Machines'.
Yes, it still exists on a fresh install on Ubuntu 10.10
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I have a Dell Vostro 1400 laptop, stock parts. I have it set to
hibernate on closing the lid. Hardy thru Lucid had no problems with
hibernate. However, on a clean Maverick install, occasionally the
hibernate process hangs. I close the lid and the system remains in a
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See the screenshots in my comments #1 and #5. I only have one album
selected in both screenshots and the tracks are not sorted correctly.
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Here's a screenshot showing the bug happening for tracks 1-7
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This seems to have been fixed since I reported it
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This is still a problem. It no longer happens with just track 1;
sometimes when sorting in ascending order tracks 1 through 3 or 4 will
be incorrectly sorted at the end.
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To clarify, it sometimes looks like this when sorting by track ascending:
[top of screen] 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11, 12, 1, 2, 3 [bottom]
See the attachment to the original report for a screenshot of the problem (but
just for track 1).
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If you read bug #501018, which is marked as a duplicate of this one, the
author says the bug still exists in Lucid Beta.
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Thanks Michal. Too much trouble for me to compile my own kernel though.
Classic Ubuntu: cram alpha-quality software into a release, break
something that used to work, then make us wait 6 months for a fix.
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This happens to me too. I've written up a short script to work around this
bug. The script behavior isn't ideal (you have to run it again to turn the
screen back on), but maybe some of you might find it helpful until this bug
gets fixed:
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Binary package hint: banshee
This is kind of an extreme edge-case bug, but I thought I'd report it anyway.
I have an album called () by the artist Sigur Ros. In Banshee, the cover art
for this album isn't loaded (it shows the default CD image) even though the
cover art is
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This happens with some of my albums, not all of them. On some albums,
when I sort by track number ascending, track 1 appears at the bottom.
This happens even if there are more than 10 tracks (i.e. track 1 is
sorted below track 10). There is
A screenshot demonstrating the problem
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This was definitely an issue in Jaunty and older, but now that I try it
in Karmic it looks like it may have been fixed. Thanks!
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This bug is also affecting me. I have an Intel GM965 on a Dell Vostro
1400 laptop. As time goes on, desktop performance degrades terribly. I
get tearing when scrolling in applications like Firefox and Gedit,
window effects like minimize/maximize and fading, etc. are choppy and
slow, and even
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