In fact the problem disappeared on my M1210 some time ago after
upgrading to feisty. And I have not yet encountered this problem on
gutsy either.
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Notebooks freezes after closing lid or pressing some FN key combination
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/65027
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Yes I can confirm that, with Feisty the problems seems to be solved.
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Konqueror is slow when opening a directory
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/64325
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As vmware-server is not available as package I attache this bug to
xinetd as it is affected as well.
** Changed in: xinetd (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = xinetd
Status: New = Confirmed
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vmware-server installs netkit-inetd and removes xinetd
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112799
Public bug reported:
This problem happens with the vmware-server package from the commercial
repository on feisty (Kubuntu 7.04).
When installing the vmware-server package it will remove xinetd and
replace it with netkit-inetd. I am no security specialist but I think
xinetd should be used and
The same happens to me: (Ubuntu Edgy, KDE 3.5, Dell XPS M1210, X86_64)
but it happens out of the blue. I am not using a headset or any other
special audio device.
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kmix needs 100% cpu time
https://launchpad.net/bugs/41156
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If I use the acpi=noirq kernel parameter I can adjust the brightness without
any problems but closing the lid the screen still remains black and the
computer freezes.
Another sideeffect of this workaround is that because of the kernel parameter
only one core is available, which is not
** Tags added: kernel
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Well, actually I am using ubuntu edgy which uses kernel 2.6.17.10.
2.6.17-10-generic #2 SMP Fri Oct 13 15:34:39 UTC 2006 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Using acpi=noirq the problem is gone but my second core is also gone
that way. As I will not miss the full power of my core 2 duo system.
This is not a valid
Public bug reported:
I have installed ubuntu edgy eft (amd64) on my new Dell XPS M1210 notebook
(cpu: intel core 2 duo, graphic card: intel 946GM, software: latest updates as
of today).
The problem is that if I close the lid the system hangs up (freezes) and the
only
thing I can do is to reset
** Description changed:
I have installed ubuntu edgy eft (amd64) on my new Dell XPS M1210 notebook
- (cpu: intel core 2 duo, graphic card: intel 946GM, software: latest updates
as of today).
+ (cpu: intel core 2 duo, graphic card: intel 945GM, software: latest updates
as of today).
The
Bad news, after running for a day without any problems it started
crashing again with the same old I830WaitLpRing message. So the latest
git version of the driver still seems to have the same problem.
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Random keyboard failure in X
https://launchpad.net/bugs/58884
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I fetched the latest i810 driver from the x.org git repository, compiled and
installed it.
Now I am testing that version. So far I have not experienced any crashed nor
any keyboard or mouse failures. So this version looks good (64bit), but I am
still testing it.
The x.org git repository:
git
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: konqueror
When clicking on a directory icon from within konqueror it freezes for
about 10 seconds while very slowly showing the visual effect for the
click. Then the directory's content is shown correctly.
If I enter an new URL or path in the location
I experience the same problem with my DELL XPS M1210. The Xserver
crashes every now and then with the same I830WaitLpRing() error
message. I already increased the video memory in the xorg.conf
(VideoRam) but this did not help at all. The problem occurs without any
obvious reason. I do not use
Searching on the net has lead me to the following bugs which might be
rleated to this one.
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+bug/58884
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xorg/+bug/56501
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-i810/+bug/63727
And also this
In fact my dell notebook is also an intel core2 duo 64bit system.
Additionally to the keyboard and mouse lockups, my X11-Sessions thend to
crash from time to time. I have spent some hours analysing the log files
but the only thing I found is the following message from X11 which
appears after the
I experienced similar problems with my new DELL XPS m1210 Notebook and
edgy (Knot 3). However in my case not even the CTRL-ALT-BACKSPACE
resp. CTRL-ALT-N keystroke works. Some times the keyboard starts
working again after some minutes but in the majority of cases it will
not resume work.
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