I doubt this is exactly the right place for this discussion, but I have
some information to add.
I've been chasing down some issues with installing from respin iso's.
1) First is a permissions bug I don't understand. When the ubiquity
installer runs, it uses pkexec to get root permissions, and th
I see very similar crashes since upgrading from 15.10 to 16.04. I'm on a
Lenovo ideapad 300 with Skylake graphics
Xorg.log backtrace:
[ 167.216] (EE) Backtrace:
[ 167.237] (EE) 0: /usr/lib/xorg/Xorg (xorg_backtrace+0x4e) [0x55cd120e95ce]
[ 167.237] (EE) 1: /usr/lib/xorg/Xorg (0x55cd11f37000
I believe Robert is correct. The official builds don't show the problem,
but downstream builds since 4.04 do.
Is there something different required in the build environment to allow
the eps import/export filters to be found?
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I can confirm that on gentoo, when --enable-mergedlibs is removed from
the configure command, the eps import/export problem goes away.
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indeed - sorry. too hasty in my reading.
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SD card reader doesn't work on new Dell XPS
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The problem with that script is that the reader doesn't appear in the
output of lspci until *after* a rescan with a card inserted. So you
could switch that around to rescan every few seconds and then quit after
the reader appears in the lspci output, but as is, I don't think that
will work.
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I set up a hot-key to call a tiny suid program that triggers the rescan. Works
great.
Put the following in rescan.c:
#include
main(){
FILE *outfile;
outfile=fopen("/sys/bus/pci/rescan","w");
if (outfile != NULL){
fprintf(outfile,"1\n");
fclose(outfile);
}
else printf("permissi
Actually, what might be a good workaround would be to set a keybinding
to the rescan - so you would insert an sd card, then hit some hot-key to
trigger the rescan and mount the card?
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In my experience, doing this at boot time doesn't help. It only finds
the controller after an sd card has been inserted.
If there is an sd card present at boot time then the rescan is
unnecessary as the controller is found anyway.
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For me, it is the gnome system monitor applet (with disk monitoring
enabled) that causes the problem.
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Title:
EncFS idle feature not working
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Thanks, I installed the backports-modules and disabled IPv6 and that
appears to have solved both problems.
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network-manager ignores static ip configuration setting for wireless
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The version of network-manager that is installed appears to be the only
one in the default repositories. On the 'about' tab from nm-applet, it
identifies itself as 0.7.996. See: http://packages.ubuntu.com/karmic
/network-manager
If I downgrade the kernel, the wireless driver is very unstable wit
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Binary package hint: network-manager
Using network-manager 0.8~a~git.20091013t193206.679d548ubuntu1
I am trying to configure a static ip for my home wireless interface. Using
nm-applet, selecting 'Edit connections' I can go to the wireless tab and 'Add'
a connection. I e
** Also affects: dell-mini
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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It's in Hardy backports:
http://packages.ubuntu.com/hardy-backports/unison
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Sorry - looks like this is a hardware limitation, not a driver problem.
** Changed in: alsa-driver (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Invalid
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only mono sound input on dell mini 9 snd-hda-intel ALC268
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On a dell mini 9, as shipped with 8.04 lpia, the audio input appears to
always be mono.
Alsamixer exposes an input selection for line/mic/front mic/cd
front mic does hear input from the built in microphone, mic hears mono
input from the jack, cd hears nothing (not surprising
force installing the i386 .deb of unison-gtk-2.27.57 works just fine
though.
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installed unison-2.13.16-9 on a dell mini-9, as shipped from dell with
ubuntu 8.04
when starting from the command line, unison responds:
No bytecode file specified.
and then exits.
** Affects: unison (Ubuntu)
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