Hmm yes, playing something HD (720p) is slow with Xv and compiz. It
returns to normal speed either by disabling compiz or using a simple X
shm video output driver.
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fwiw, I've seen this intermittantly on a Thinkpad X40. It's certainly
not obviously reproducible for me and I've never noticed any pattern to
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g-p-m used to have a slider in the battery section to control how much the
backlight was dimmed when on battery power.
it was always a bit confusing that it was the opposite of the brightness slider
in the AC tab, but now it seems to
Is this still valid? I have a brand new Thinkpad and Fn+F3 makes g-p-m
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It is indeed not specifically listed and I can't reproduce it working at
all. My only suspicion at this point is that I was using 2.6.24-10, but
I don't think the uvc driver has changed since then, and that version is
gone from the archives.
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ht
This is the output of v4l-info on the camera, up to the point where the
tool segfaults because the driver has oopsed in uvc_get_video_ctrl
(which seems to be the same place as before).
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I suspect it may well be possible to configure GDM not to offer shutdown
options, but that doesn't entirely negate the scope of this bug report...
My laptop has two users on it and if one picks it up and switches to their user
while the other is logged in, then tells the laptop to shut down, it d
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-bluetooth
the bluetooth preferences now offer the option to share files in the
public folder, however, it is not clear where this folder is.
on a machine upgraded from dapper->edgy->feisty->gutsy I had no
~/Public, which is what I assume would be s
per the comments of the reporter, this bug seems to be gone.
** Changed in: gdm (Ubuntu)
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Why is this a GNOME bug? the eject key on thinkpads is *NOT* for
ejecting a CD drive, it's for ejecting the laptop from a docking cradle
(I know, I have a cradle, and the eject button doesn't prepare the
laptop for removal from the dock anymore. The button on the dock to do
the same thing does work
upstream claims this is fixed in 0.4.2, which is the version in gutsy,
so this bug should be Fix Released in Ubuntu now, right?
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Since this is fixed upstream and in the Hardy version, shouldn't it be
marked Fix Released for Ubuntu?
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I like my laptop to not run at full speed (ie full temperature) when it's just
sitting on the desk not being used.
ondemand brings in the performance when it is needed, so why change the default?
(also note that this is a gconf setting, so you can choose to override the
default as you wish)
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I see this, e.g. searching for Ubuntu and double clicking on any video.
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the other ones... not all laptops are so faster...
my laptop is a 1.2ghz pentium m, so it's hardly the fastest thing in the
world, but I don't think there would be any benefit to not using
ondemand. It's not going to make the thing noticeably faster.
Can you demonstrate otherwise?
rdware
perhaps.
> maybe not... is there any forum where we can talk about this ?, more
> opinions would be very useful.
I think more facts would be useful :)
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: acpi-support
My thinkpad X40 has a blue "Access IBM" button above the keyboard which in
previous Ubuntu releases I mapped to Lock Screen.
In hardy, the key event is not being detected by GNOME's Keyboard Shortcut
preferences capplet.
acpid sees it:
[F
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This is known upstream:
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=452637
fwiw, I strongly suspect that this relates to the regexp used to match
email addresses, but I can't at all figure out why, so perhaps it is a
bug in the VTE code that checks the displayed text for regexp matches.
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ives and
almost certainly provides the same benchmark options. This would be a
convenient test that anyone can run and will give us a complex,
real-world metric.
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I'm not sure if this is g-p-m or not, but I agree that this seems to be showing
the wrong battery from before.
I suggest this because if I click on the systray battery icon and then on the
name of the battery, the popup with information about charge levels and vendors
and so-on contains about ha
Interestingly, I can no longer reproduce this, so I suspect the most
recent compiz update fixed it, but at the same time I've also re-
installed my hardy machine (which had previously been upgraded from
several earlier releases.
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Binary package hint: bluez-gnome
I disabled the bluetooth device on my thinkpad via
/proc/acpi/ibm/bluetooth and the panel icon crashed.
ProblemType: Crash
Architecture: i386
Date: Wed
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 198481 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/198481
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My crash was marked as a dupe of this by the retracer and I can supply a
test case.
o run inkscape
o render a gear with default settings
o try to create a 3d box
o segfault
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We have a Xerox Workcentre 7228 which has been in regular, daily use for the
last year.
As people in the office are upgrading to Hardy, the printer is starting to
crash quite a lot.
I will shortly be attaching a PDF and the Postscript output from gutsy and
hardy to this bu
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We have a Xerox Workcentre 7228 which has been in regular, daily use for the
last year.
As people in the office are upgrading to Hardy, the printer is starting to
crash quite a lot.
I will shortly be attaching a PDF and the Postscript output from gutsy and
hardy
One of the changes in 0.99.2-3ubuntu6 is to unload network driver modules
before suspending, as some of them can prevent suspends from working correctly.
For what it's worth, this behaviour of removing network drivers is how gutsy
worked. Oddly, your dmesg looks like the driver gets reloaded and
This is related to bug #181194. Not only do we need to be more sensible
about where we get cwd from, we should also check before sending fork-
command() that the requested cwd still exists and is a directory.
Technically speaking that will produce a race condition, but the failure
mode isn't danger
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Network Manager has an interface option to configure manual network setups. The
fact that it actually calls gnome-system-tools is irrelevant.
There is absolutely no point in the openvpn plugin asking for a device when it
just makes a UDP/TCP connection. It should make that in the same way that ev
I am confirming this because one of my colleagues upgraded when Hardy beta was
released and has seen his manual connections lost as well.
There were some bugs about the network-admin tool in hardy being unable to save
locations, but these have been fixed and so seem unlikely to be related, or
su
Have you recently suspended? Some people have seen the cpufreq stuff get a bit
confused after resumes.
It's all working for me though:
-([EMAIL PROTECTED])-(~)- ls /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu0/
cache cpufreq cpuidle crash_notes topology
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Linux kodachi 2.6.24-
Here is the information you requested:
uname -a: Linux tenshu 2.6.20-9-generic #2 SMP Mon Feb 26 03:01:44 UTC
2007 i686 GNU/Linux
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I've upgraded the BIOS, so here is a new dmidecode output too.
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Binary package hint: zaptel
I have just performed a fresh install of Dapper and updated it to the
2.6.15-28-386 kernel.
I then installed module-assistant and asked it to build me the zapata
module for a Digium TDM400P PCI card.
Loading the appropriate modules (zaptel and wc
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 18683 ***
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 18683
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Binary package hint: mozilla-thunderbird
If a user has been sent an OpenOffice document and they open it from the source
email, it is all too common for them to edit it and click Save.
When they come back later (especially after a reboot), the file is nowhere to
be found be
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: python-sqlite
I had a different python-sqlite package installed from somewhere (I would hope
from the repos, but I don't see it), which clashed with python-sqlite.
Removing the other package and running dpkg --configure -a fixed it.
ProblemType: Package
Public bug reported:
I am using a Logitech Cordless Desktop MX3000 Laser on i386 Feisty and
not all of the extra buttons are working. The core set of media buttons
(volume/mute/play/stop/next/prev) are fine, but others are not
recognised when training the keyboard shortcut capplet.
** Affects: Ub
I think this might be down to the kernel - as far as I can see there are
buttons that don't even generate a scancode or a dmesg message
** Changed in: Ubuntu
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Binary package hint: hotkey-setup
In the process of updating my feisty machine today I got:
-([EMAIL PROTECTED])-(~)- sudo apt-get upgrade
Reading package lists... Done
Building dependency tree
Reading state information... Done
The following packages have been kept ba
That page appears to be about collecting scancodes and/or ACPI events
for buttons.
My problem is precisely that these buttons don't do that - there is no
scancode message printed to the console and there is no ACPI event,
which is why I assigned it to the kernel rather than something in
userspace.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: linux-source-2.6.20
I have an Intel Core2Duo system which has a Hauppauge Win-TV Nova-T PCI
card in it. When I suspend, one of the dvb modules related to the card
oopses.
** Affects: linux-source-2.6.20 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status
It actually seems like the crash happens on resume, at least from the
times.
Attached is a log of the oops
** Attachment added: "oops log"
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Saving temporary files elsewhere just relocates the problem - users
still won't know where they've saved the file.
Preventing edited files in /tmp/being deleted is (afaik) impossible
because you can't easily distinguish them from regular temporary files
that should be deleted.
Preventing users sa
Public bug reported:
When I add the Main Menu panel applet to my feisty laptop install, I get a tiny
(one or two pixels) entry appear on the panel, but it doesn't seem to work and
has to be killed manually. I have purged the package and re-installed it, with
no difference in behaviour.
FWIW, my
It turns out that this isn't completely failing to load, it's just
taking an exceptionally long time.
stracing suggests that it is spawning ssh's for some reason, to 192.168
addresses on my home network, but I'm at work, so they just time out and
eventually the applet loads.
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this appears to have stopped happening as feisty has progressed.
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Out of interest, why has this now been set to Needs Info? The various
comments surely provide enough information for someone to make a
decision? Or is the Info that is needed an upstream report?
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fwiw, I disagree with some of the recent marking of duplications of this
bug.
As Scott James Remnant states above, this bug is for dapper->edgy
upgrades where people have run mkswap by hand. Many of the recent
supposed duplications are from people running feisty who've never seen
this problem befo
sonium - you have a different bug and should report it separately. This
is about the kernel not generating input events. Gnome doesn't see them
anywhere (even as raw codes in the hotkey dialog)
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I suppose the ideal thing would be if someone has a PDF which reliably
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If one has loaded the kvm kernel modules (kvm.ko and kvm_intel.ko on my
system), it is no longer possible to run VMWare Player, as it will attempt to
use the VT CPU feature, but it will still be locked by kvm, even after the
modules have been rmmodded.
Clearly VMWare should
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org
We are using OpenOffice with an sftp share (interfaced via gnome-vfs/nautilus)
and multiple users are overwriting each other's changes because there is no
file locking available.
Apparently this is an option for smb/nfs, and maybe it can
Richard: sorry, I only did half of what I was supposed to. This is a bug
based on a discussion with Chris Cheney.
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Binary package hint: asterisk
If you are recording a conference and the output file exceeds the maximum
allowed file size, Asterisk will receive a SIGXFSZ and the logger module will
rotate its logs.
This obviously doesn't fix the underlying problem, and so it continues tryi
Given that this is confirmed upstream I am confirming it here. Unlike
their comments, I consider this to be a very important issue.
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Status: New => Confirmed
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Jamin: Which version are you running? I see this with the edgy version
of asterisk, but I have not tried to reproduce it in a more recent
version.
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recording his max file size
+ Asterisk goes into a catastrophic log rotation loop when a conference
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I just confirmed this with the default setup of the hardy asterisk
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I'm unconfirming this for now - Asterisk 1.4 has changed to 64bit file
pointers, so a 2GB file won't cause it to receive SIGXFSZ. That's not to
say that ulimit won't, but I have been unable to trigger this (my
testing involved patching asterisk to open files with O_APPEND instead
of O_TRUNC and dd'
(it might be worth mentioning, for anyone encountering an issue like this, that
the WAV files asterisk defaults to writing, will not be valid if they grow over
2GB, because it uses 32bit values internally).
Basically I suspect there are corner cases here where Asterisk isn't going to
handle SIGX
Public bug reported:
The example call.py in the python-telepathy package handles keyboard
interrupts, but does not handle SIGTERM properly.
This causes the call not to be properly disconnected and the remote SIP server
may think the call still exists for some time.
** Affects: telepathy-python
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Binary package hint: telepathy-stream-engine
In some situations it is necessary to run t-s-e with no FS_AUDIOSRC (or
perhaps more specifically, setting it to "none"). This is currently not
possible.
** Affects: telepathy-stream-engine (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
** Attachment added: "Slightly old patch which switches the call type to
audio-only"
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Public bug reported:
The included example call.py has no facility for doing an audio-only
call, it insists on doing video. Perhaps it would be useful to have an
option for this, or default to an audio call (which seems more likely to
be relevant to more people?)
** Affects: telepathy-python
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Tested on a low-latency 100Mb fibre link. scp/sftp console clients are able to
hit the line speed of around 10MB/s. Copying via Nautilus is almost 10 times
slower, at about 1.6MB/s.
This seems to be because it does not batch up writes, but waits for a reply for
each.
** Af
Without reference to any other comments/decisions on this bug...
"It would clearly be more ideal to use 'ntp.ubuntu.com' rather than it's
IP address, but it is the lesser of the two evils"
It would not be *more* ideal to use the hostname, it's the only sane
option. Using the IP address is simply
Public bug reported:
It seems like telepathy-stream-engine crashes a lot in Hardy (i.e. whenever it
is used).
This is known upstream and fixed in 0.7.6
** Affects: telepathy-glib
Importance: Unknown
Status: Fix Released
** Affects: telepathy-glib (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecide
** tp-glib:ERROR: (connection.c:185):tp_connection_continue_introspection:
assertion failed: (self->priv->introspect_needed != NULL)
That is likely to be the error message visible in console output.
** Description changed:
It seems like telepathy-stream-engine crashes a lot in Hardy (i.e. when
Laurent: I think you mean 0.7.11 is in Intrepid, this bug is valid for
Hardy, which has 0.7.3.
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As a UK citizen, I am curious how having encrypted data on my disk that I do
not know the password for, is going to help me when MI5 are clubbing me
senseless demanding to know my password.
I will say "I don't know it" and they will say "we don't believe you". Thanks
for guaranteeing that every
blastzilla: if every notebook was encrypted and nobody knew their
encryption key, nobody would be able to use their laptop. What you
appear to mean is that there should be an encryption which the system
knows the password to. At which point, why would they ask the human
owner?
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mdm-adph: you are exactly right, this is basically never a problem.
I'm do happen to encrypt my whole disk so my laptop is worthless to simple
thieves motivated by data, but I would be very unlikely to be in a situation
where my key is being forcibly demanded of me. And were that situation to co
Edward: Section 49 notices are supposed to be served where there is
already a reasonable suspicion (ie other evidence) of the key's
existence (or the knowledge of a passphrase).
This is not a bug, this is political activism trying to use an entire userbase
as leverage against a law some people di
Woo typing. I of course meant to say "RIPA is *not* about systematic
trawling..."
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/148440
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0.9 has now been released and should fix this.
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Status: Fix Committed => Fix Released
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bizarre extra matching of TLD on mailto: URLs
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/161116
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Should it not be saving into ~/Videos/ or something anyway?
~/.gnome2/cheese/media/ is hardly discoverable/friendly.
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pictures/videos dont always save in the bottom thumbnail, forcing user to look
in .gnome2 directory.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/189123
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Correct, but I've noticed recently that if I enable SATA link power
management, resume from RAM slows down massively because the OS has to
reset the disk, which involves waiting a few seconds.
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resume from STR is very slow on Thinkpad z61t
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/135083
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