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I did a sudo apt-get upgrade, and got this in response,,,
Setting up gxine (0.5.908-3.1ubuntu1) ...
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
dpkg: error processing package gxine (--configure):
subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 139
Errors were e
I am getting same errors...
Just installed 16.04 LTS today, and installing programs is getting this error
message when I use the command line method (the 'normal' method is broken...
Setting up gxine (0.5.908-3.1ubuntu1) ...
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
dpkg: error processing package gxine (
I installed on Ubuntu 13.04 and get this error after one of the updates
for a new kernel. I doubt the issue is connected to that, but it is NOT
directly related to the installation of 13.04 Raring.
I am NOT dual-booting. Exclusively Ubuntu 13.04
I do NOT get an error in which the normal error not
How do I get this fix? I get a CompIZ abort several times in a day. I
can't think of anything I am doing consistently that will cause the
abort. If this is an important piece of software, then why does my pc
seem to work while it is going through the abort report process?
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I have asked ASUS for help. Typed in a page of stuff, noting UEFI
requires specific directory, while BIOS does not allow me to specify.
Hope they have a quick and accurate response.
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frustrating
I, again, created a 'dos' partition fat32 as the first partition, set
as boot, but could not give the path name specified. My only choices by
Gparted was /dos or /windows I selected /windows
When the boot process began, I was able to point to this first
partition.
The install
Separate comment. ubiquity is very slow on downloads. I have a 2 gigabit
per second line (240 MBytes per second) and Ubiquity uses about 5 to 7
MBytes per second. Once in a while it goes up, but the max I saw in
System Monitor was 16 MBps.
Pathetic. Any way to speed this up?
Each try after GParte
Ok, I let the install 'default' all to the ssd. Same result after the
install has completed. the Reboot cannot find the boot information.
Running the install dvd again to check, I got these results:
A) All instructions say I should have a 100MByte partition to hold the
boot information on the fir
more detail. When Iook for help, all seem to be for dual boot, windows
and Ubuntu. Mine is for ONLY Ubuntu. New MB, and 16GB memory. ASUS
Rampage IV Formula. 5 hard drives from the prior Ubuntu pc with older
MB. My boot drive then was Velociraptor 1TB drive, with ubuntu 'all' on
that drive. the oth
I continued my battle, and wound up in an unexpected place. I have a new
mb, ASUS Rampage IV Formula, with UEFI. UEFI is the cause of my
troubles. I am now using the iso for this issue that contains Grub2, and
other things to help deal with this issue.
I installed 12.10 without issue, did a reboot
Public bug reported:
attempt to install 12.04 to new pc build. ssd is to be root drive.
failed. don't know exactly why, but notice said it could not put the
boot information.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: ubiquity 2.9.15 [modified:
lib/partman/automatically_partition/ques
TransmissonBT is very greedy when it comes to internet / ethernet
bandwidth. Most other internet 'efforts' fail. Any idea how to fix? When
to fix?
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I upgraded to Ubuntu 12.10 a couple of weeks ago, and RB has a problem
with my over 45,000 mp3 and flac music directories. I uninstalled it,
waited a day, then installed. It worked the first day, but today, as it
began to read the directories, it froze...
There is no abort, so apport does not repo
Public bug reported:
I recently upgraded from 12.04 to 12.10. Yesterday I added a new USB
drive. I installed GParted which did its part. Then I went looking for
DiskManager and found it is not installed. Disk is installed, but does
not allow me to 'take ownership' of the drive.
SO, the situation
More information. I did the 'verify' things are plugged in thing and
plugged my headphones directly into the sound card.
Amazing, I can hear sounds.
So my question now is... What can cause the S/PDIF cable to die?
I will cancel this bug report.
** Changed in: alsa-driver (Ubuntu)
Status:
More information. I continued my research.
It looks like the issue is the 'default' sound card was switched from my
Asus Xonar D2 to the HDMI video card. and I cannot switch it back. I see
this in Pulse Audio Manager. it shows the Cypress HDMI Radeon 5800 as
the default device and the CMI8788 Oxyg
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CMI8788 worked yesterday, then Update Mgr recommended, no sound after
that
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fglrx
AlsaVersion: Advanced Linux Sound Architecture Driver Version 1.0.24.
ApportVersion: 2.0.1-0ubuntu8
Architecture: amd64
AudioDevicesInUse:
USERPID ACCESS COMMAND
/dev/snd/controlC1: araibob2151 F pulseaudio
/dev/snd/controlC0: araibob2151 F pulseaudio
Card0.Amixer.info:
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