I've actually rebuilt kubuntu's plasma active source packages (contour,
kde-artwork-active, startactive, plasma-mobile, share-like-connect) on
debian unstable, so I'm not sure how much my experience applies to this
bug. I noticed that that in /usr/bin/startactive someone had wisely
commented:
#
Felix, this bug *has* been fixed in Ubuntu 12.04 (Precise Pangolin) and
later. From your comment, it sounds like you are describing an unrelated
wifi bug. This bug prevented users from connecting to certain WPA2
Enterprise networks. The bug in your comment allows you to connect to a
WPA2
I'm wondering if, as rmcd suggests, we're dealing with two separate
bugs (buggy implementations of WPA access points) here. On one hand,
the patch du jour that disables TLS session tickets seems to fix the
problem I've been having authenticating to certain Aruba access points.
On the other hand,
Disabling the TLS heartbeat in openssl does *not* work for me. However,
disabling TLS session tickets in wpa_supplicant does. See the wpa bug
report for a patch. http://w1.fi/bugz/show_bug.cgi?id=447
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Binary package hint: grub-pc
I am using grub-pc version 0.97-29ubuntu60. My expectation is that the
following /etc/default/grub would display a ten-second countdown during
boot-up. Instead, nothing is being displayed and the system boots
immediately.
GRUB_DEFAULT=0
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Are you sure, arand? I recently upgraded to mountall 2.15 on a machine
without -proposed enabled. It does look as if packages.ubuntu.com is
still reporting mountall at version 2.14, but that would be a separate
issue.
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fsck progress stalls at boot, plymouthd/mountall eats CPU
Also, not sure if this should be a separate bug, but the user should
never see the message Serious errors were found while checking the disk
drive... unless fsck actually found serious errors while checking the
filesystem. In the case described here, pressing c to cancel a routine
fsck should
Using mountall from lucid-proposed, I also still get the Serious errors
were found... message when I press c to cancel the fsck. I am not
testing on VirtualBox -- this is happening on my actual hardware. The
situation is somewhat improved, since pressing i to ignore the error
message now resumes
I can verify that mountall 2.15 in lucid-proposed fixes this bug for my
x86_64 Thinkpad T61 laptop without introducing any new regressions. Good
work everyone!
Although the new mountall doesn't seem to fix Bug #577331, may I suggest
it be pushed to lucid-updates anyway as soon as verification is
I tried arand's plymouth and mountall packages from stable and they
work... sort of. With the patches:
* fsck now proceeds at normal speed
* Pressing C is no longer ignored
That's the good news. The sort of goes with the second point. Pressing
C ought to resume the normal boot process,
Upgraded to acpid 1.0.10-5ubuntu2.1 from lucid-proposed. The power
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My understanding is that allowing the mounting fixed media (e-sata
counts as fixed even though it technically is removable) without
superuser privileges creates a security hole. Thus, you must enter your
password in Dolphin in order to do so. If you really don't want to have
to enter your
apport information
** Tags added: apport-collected
** Description changed:
Lucid hands during boot while init is running mountall with could not
write bytes: Broken pipe. I'm attaching the console output with
--verbose.
Initially, I installed ubuntu-10.04-beta1-server-i386. I was
1. This bug almost certainly has nothing to do with mountall.
2. This bug is fixed by blacklisting the viafb module. Since
/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist-framebuffer.conf is owned by module-init-tools, I'm
reassigning the bug here.
** Package changed: mountall (Ubuntu) = module-init-tools (Ubuntu)
Can't run apport-collect on this bug as the machine involved in headless
(see Bug #556927), but I would be happy to provide information about my
hardware upon request.
** Summary changed:
- lucid boot hangs while init is running mountall, could not write bytes:
Broken pipe
+ lucid kernel hangs
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mountall
As per the summary, lucid hangs during boot. I'm attaching the console
output with --verbose.
Initially, I installed ubuntu-10.04-beta1-server-i386. I was unable to
boot due to this problem. Using the live media, I chrooted into my
install and
** Attachment added: console output when passing --verbose as an argument to
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I've edited the wiki page on Flash to emphasize the merits of using the
64-bit flash plugin.
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/RestrictedFormats/Flash
Inasmuch as we can't package 64-bit flash for political reasons, I think
it would be great if we followed Michał Gołębiowski's suggestion in
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubuntu-restricted-extras
From Ubuntu 9.10 onward, starting Konqueror prompts the user to install
extra packages for extra multimedia functionality. I think the
multimedia experience in Ubuntu would be that much smoother if kubuntu-
restricted-extras were
This appears to have been fixed. kubuntu-desktop and kubuntu-netbook now
depend on freespacenotifier.
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This no longer seems to be an issue in Kubuntu 10.04 (Lucid) Beta 1,
which features ubiquity 2.2.5.
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
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No longer an issue in Karmic.
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
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It seems kpackagekit has replaced adept, so this is no longer an issue.
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This doesn't seem to be an issue in Lucid Beta 1 featuring ubiquity
2.2.5 (at least, not for the KDE frontend). jtholmes, are you still
seeing this bug with the latest ubiquity?
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Binary package hint: ubiquity
The fourth installation step, Disk Setup, provides an option to Erase
and use the entire disk. When more than one disk is present, this
option is accompanied by a drop-down menu from which the desired disk
may be selected. Selecting a different
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netAction, this bug was still open in ubiquity. Since the problem seems
to have been fixed, I've closed it. Please reopen the bug if you feel
otherwise.
** Changed in: ubiquity (Baltix)
Status: New = Fix Released
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Binary package hint: ubiquity
The sixth Summary step in ubiquity lists the partitions that will be
formatted and warns the user that all data on these partitions will be
lost. This is nice because:
1. It lets the user double-check which partitions are going to be formated
** Attachment added: Snapshot of the summary screen. /dev/sdb2 will be used as
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Binary package hint: freespacenotifier
The freespacenotifier package is installed by default in Kubuntu 10.04
(Lucid). It should thus be either depended upon or recommended (directly
or indirectly) by the kubuntu-desktop package (and perhaps the kubuntu-
netbook package as
AxelH,
Could you by any chance attach an apport trace of your kernel panic? You can
find directions at:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/KernelTeam/BugDay/20090915
You will need to install the packages apport-retrace and linux-crashdump.
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brightness is broken on MSI WIND U100
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This no longer appears to be an issue in the final release of Jaunty.
** Changed in: ubiquity (Ubuntu)
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grub installs to the wrong location
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This is still an issue in Kubuntu 9.04 Jaunty Beta. The fix ought to be
straightforward. After the user adds a language requiring complex
character input in the KDE System Settings, the Regional and Language
module should start scim and then invoke im-switch thusly:
im-switch -s scim-bridge
This
Both, and it isn't listed as any of the cities in Missouri either.
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It may have been fixed in 1:9.04.16, but it appears to be broken again
in 1:9.04.17. At least, wiping out my home folder (while logged out)
with 1:9.04.17 does not make the panel expand to the width of the
screen.
** Changed in: kubuntu-default-settings (Ubuntu Jaunty)
Status: Fix Released
** Summary changed:
- Intrepid user switcher applet doesn't work with kdm
+ gnome user switcher applet doesn't work with kdm
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Binary package hint: ubiquity
The user information, or Who are you? dialog in ubiquity is far too
wide. The text Enter the same password twice... should be changed at
regular intervals. is rendered all on one line, making the dialog width
greater 1440 pixels. Allowing the
Sorry about being so verbose. In a nutshell:
Advanced... dialog says grub will be installed to hd1.
Grub is actually installed to hd0.
Refer to my initial report for details.
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Guided partitioning in ubiquity is confusing when multiple disks are
involved. I first noticed the issue in Kubuntu's daily-live from March
3, which uses ubiquity 1.11.14, but it may have existed before that.
Consider attached screenshot 1
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Bootloader options aren't clear
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Ubiquity provides an Advanced... button that lets the user choose
where to install the boot loader. In my case, it didn't offer much of a
choice (see the attached screenshot), but that's not my major gripe at
the moment. Although the Advanced...
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The panel does not extend across the full width of the screen by
default, as you can see in the attached screenshot. The same issue was
evident on the livecd I used for installation. I'm pretty sure the panel
is supposed to occupy the full
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Still a problem as of March 3, 2009 in Kubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) Alpha 5. I
have an Intel GM965/GL960 graphics card and a screen resolution of
1440x900.
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This problem seems to have gone away in the Kubuntu 9.04 (Jaunty) Alpha
5 installation CD. Once again tentatively marking this as fixed.
** Changed in: kdebase-workspace (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
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The bug is still present in the x86 Daily Live from February 16, 2009.
The version of xserver-xorg-video-nv on that CD is 1:2.1.12-1ubuntu1. As
before, the workaround seems to be to force use of the vesa driver, or
else to use the nv driver but limit the screen resolution (800x600 @ 16
bit color
Here's the output of `lspci -vvnn`.
** Attachment added: lspci.txt
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I, too, have a Brother HL-5250DN. Running:
lp -n 2 test.ps
on the file J. Scott Berg provided gets me a page that says Test, a
blank page, another page that says Test, and then another blank page.
Overall I get two copies, which is the expected behavior, and which is
different than what Scott is
The problem seems to have gone away in the October 27 Intrepid x86_64
daily-live. Tentatively marking this as fixed.
** Changed in: kdebase-workspace (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/288967
You
Tested with the October 27 daily-live. The GUI is drawn a bit ugly
(especially buttons), but it works. Thanks, everyone!
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Thanks to ZhengPeng Hou I was able to get CJK input working under KDE.
Here's what happened:
Scenario I: A fresh install of Ubuntu.
Go to System Administration Language Support.
Select Japanese (or whatever CJK language you want support for).
Check Input methods, Additional Fonts, Extra
Thanks for the info, Particlese. I was finally able to get CJK working;
see bug #272176. I haven't encountered this bug since then, so I'll
tentatively mark it as fix released.
** Changed in: kdesdk-kde4 (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Fix Released
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-applets
The new user switcher applet in Intrepid (the one that replaces the
logout button) is causing problems when kdm is set as the login manager.
The user switcher applet isn't drawn, and an error dialog (see attached
screenshot) with the
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Don't know under which package to mark this as confirmed, but I
definitely have the same problem with the October 28 daily-live of
Intrepid.
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: gnome-applets
The new user switcher applet in Intrepid (the one that replaces the
logout button) is causing problems when kdm is set as the login manager.
The user switcher applet isn't drawn, and an error dialog (see attached
screenshot)
I just tried to enter CJK into kate with scim 1.4.7-3ubuntu10, and it
still doesn't work. Pressing Ctrl+Space does not switch input languages,
and left-clicking on the scim system tray icon does not bring up a list
of languages. Note that I am trying to enter Japanese text under an
otherwise
Let's try to be rational here. The Ubuntu developers have been very busy
putting together the best release of Ubuntu yet. I'm sure they'd like to
include it in the release, but things don't always work out the way we
want them too. If 3.0.x doesn't make it into main by release time,
hopefully it
Bug still manifest in the Intrepid RC (Ubuntu x86 Desktop CD). Can
anyone with a Nvidia card confirm this?
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This bug is still manifest in the release candidate. I still get nothing
but a blank, black screen with an X shaped mouse pointer.
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Binary package hint: kdm-kde4
The Kubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) Release Candidate livecd asks if I want
to abort active sessions when I reboot it. This happens even if I do
nothing but boot the livecd, then go to K Leave Restart. This is not
a major problem -- choosing OK
I have the same problem with the Kubuntu Intrepid release candidate on
an x86_64 machine.
** Changed in: guidance-power-manager (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: None = guidance-power-manager
Status: New = Confirmed
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Nobody seems to be having this problem anymore. Please feel free to re-
open the bug if this still affects you.
** Changed in: firefox-3.0 (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = Fix Released
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Still broken after a clean install of the Intrepid release candidate.
Also, random applications (like Adept) now appear in Japanese after
installing Japanese language support, even though my locale is set to
en_US.UTF-8. Furthermore, installing Japanese language support now
installs scim but not
After a clean install of the Kubuntu release candidate, Particlese's
trick for switching between xim and scim-bridge no longer works. At the
moment, closing the search bar in kate does not delete highlighted text.
CJK input still doesn't work.
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I can confirm that the fix has been released. Works with cups 1.3.9-2 in
the Intrepid release candidate. Thank you, Till!
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Although bug #286048 has been fixed, this bug is still manifest in the
Kubuntu Intrepid release candidate.
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This is a problem in both Kubuntu and Ubuntu, and it is still present in
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You're quite right, it's the same behavior as Kubuntu Hardy but
different from Ubuntu Hardy. If halting without confirmation is the
intended behavior, could you please mark this as invalid? Otherwise, it
should probably be wishlisted.
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What im would you recommend I use? CJK input isn't working with scim
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Thanks for setting the importance. As long as we're making wishes, maybe
someone could add a configuration option to guidance-power-manager that
asks the user what should happen when the power button is pressed.
Bringing up the leave screen could be one of the options. There's
already a
I'm using a clean install of Intrepid Beta, so there isn't and never has
been a greedy line in my xorg.conf. Yet I'm still experiencing the
bug, so while removing the greedy line may be helping some people, it
isn't fixing this completely. I'm using the x86_64 build.
VGA compatible controller:
Excellent observation! Using the latest and greatest Kubuntu Beta
(installed to my HD), I can elicit the bug by switching from xim to
scim-bridge as you described. Either way Japanese input still doesn't
work.
scim-bridge-client-qt4 0.4.14-2ubuntu3
scim-bridge-client-qt 0.4.14-2ubuntu3
This is probably related to bug #254268. I would really appreciate it if
someone knowledgeable would look at this bug, since broken CJK input in
KDE is a big, user-visible problem. CJK input under Intrepid
Ubuntu/Gnome is currently working just fine.
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Sure, I'm attaching the only file in /var/crash.
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Good catch, Particlese! I've installed Japanese language input support
on my Kubuntu Intrepid Beta test rig, which gets me scim-bridge-client-
qt4 0.4.14-2ubuntu2. Even with skim running in the system tray I'm still
unable to elicit the bug in kate. I would take this finding with a grain
of salt,
Attached screenshot. Note that this may be related to bug #247393
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I'm testing Kubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) Beta, and my volume,
brightness, and thinklight keys work fine. My media keys also work,
except for the bug #285056. My Fn+F5 key for wireless/bluetooth control
also works, except for bug #212839. kmilo isn't even in the Intrepid
repositories, so I wouldn't
You're right, the kcm modules have gone missing! Clearly they have been
spirited away by code ninjas. Hopefully everything related to KDE system
settings will eventually end up in System Settings (perhaps in time for
Jaunty?), because it totally defeats the point of *having* a System
Settings if
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdeplasma-addons
Plasmoids have a user-visible GUI, so it ought to be possible to find
them using adept-installer. Plasmoid packages should have .desktop files
in /usr/share/applications so that they will be included in app-install-
data.
** Affects:
Thanks for the explanation. I submitted bug #286662 against kdeplasma-
addons. There are probably other packages missing from app-install-data,
but since developers and power-users tend not to use adept-installer
themselves, it may take a while to notice them.
I still think the search algorithm
Forwarded upstream. See http://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=173207
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It's obviously not release-critical. I'll let you know if it persists
after a clean install of Kubuntu 8.10 RC1.
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-nv
While testing today's (October 20, 2008) x86 Ubuntu daily-live on a
friend's computer, I had a strange video problem once I got into X. The
screen is split down the middle and wrapped around the sides, and there
is a vertical green
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Yes, the information is in /etc/passwd, and kdm greets the new user by
name immediately post install. It seems, then, that this is a problem
with kdepasswd rather than ubiquity.
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When printing in KDE 4 (Kubuntu 8.10 Intrepid Ibex Beta), print options
like duplex and copy number are ignored. For example, if I try to print
two copies of a two-page document from Okular with duplex enabled, I end
up with only one copy and no duplex. Print options are also
Still seems to be a (minor) problem in Kubuntu 8.10 Beta. Keyboard
layout in skim defaults to Unknown.
skim 1.4.5-4ubuntu3
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Same problem with Japanese input via the anthy input engine. Using
Kubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) Beta on an x86_64 machine, installed
Japanese language pack, and manually started skim. The skim
configuration panel indicates that the anthy input method is enabled,
but pressing Ctrl+Space doesn't do
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: systemsettings
I'm using Kubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) Beta, x86_64. User (kuser) and
printer (system-config-printer-kde) are both accessible under the
System menu, but neither is accessible from System Settings
(systemsettings). Both of these were
Ditto with my Thinkpad T61 in Kubuntu 8.10 (Intrepid Ibex) Beta, the
x86_64 version. I didn't have this problem in 7.10 or 8.04. Does this
have something to do with the new kernel?
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