Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: kdepim
Kubuntu Jaunty AMD64, install from LiveCD as of April 21.
Steps to reproduce:
Reply to an existing message in an IMAP folder. Type some text. Select
Tools/Spelling, and then click Cancel. Close the message composer via the
window closebox.
Expe
After a verification failure, if I sha1sum the CD device directly, the
resulting SHA1 sum also differs from the one of the ISO image. After
ejecting and reinserting the disc, the sha1sums suddenly match properly.
This makes me wonder whether this is really a k3b issue, or something
related to the k
It seems that this is a well-known Xrender performance problem with a
lot of NVidia cards. See, for example:
http://www.nvnews.net/vbulletin/showthread.php?s=e7b3197c7aba6e25affbecdf8437d470&t=87865&page=14
Based on this, I tried installing and switching to Xgl, which made
scrolling and rendering
I recently ran into similar issues with other qt4 applications, such as
the Qt4 help assistant, and the Qt4 designer.
For testing purposes, I tried switching back to the vesa Xorg driver,
and now scrolling has become smooth as butter in the aforementioned
applications on a GeForce 8600M GT. So, th
This is on gutsy AMD64, btw.
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qt4 designer help does not work without qt4-dev-tools
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/187694
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: qt4-designer
Install Qt4 designer without qt4-dev-tools installed, start it up and
click on Help. Nothing happens, not even an error message.
This problem is resolved if qt4-dev-tools (which includes qt4-assistant)
is installed. Note that qt4-docs also n
> lm-profiler is useless if you look at the disk light / load cycles. It
> does a lot of its own stuff with the disk, so the disk activity you're
> seeing is most probably caused by lm-profiler itself.
No, I was not running lm-profiler the second time around after I closed
kdpf and measured the lo
Hum. I have noatime enabled, and as I mentioned in my (now disappeared)
comment on bug 59695, this did not make a difference for me.
Here is my lm-profiler output:
Profiling run started.
Write accesses at 72/600 in lm-profiler run: kpdf
Write accesses at 348/600 in lm-profiler run: kpdf
Read acce
Yes, I see these in the log, but only if I plug/unplug the AC adapter.
There are no regularly scheduled battery events in the log, no matter
whether I run the laptop on mains or battery.
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Log output far too verbose
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/31512
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I cannot confirm this on an Asus G1S-A1 laptop (Gutsy, x86-64).
/var/log/acpid accumulates less than 3k per week on this model, despite
intensive use.
However, I do see bug 59695 regardless.
I think that we have to be careful with pinpointing a single source for
the hard drive problems. If it is
I have noatime enabled for all mounted filesystems, and it does not make
the slightest difference for the load cycle count. So, while I agree
that the disk activity should be tracked down, atime does not look to
be the (only) culprit.
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default value in power.sh potentially kills laptop disks
h
I get numbers similar to karlbowden on an Asus G1S-A1 laptop with AC
connected, for a Hitachi HTS541616J9SA00. After 3 months of use the load
cycle count is already up to 65,000, so I agree that the bug should be
marked as critical.
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default value in power.sh potentially kills laptop disks
http
I can confirm this. Annoying, yes, but not really serious.
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kubuntu upgrade tool attempts to upgrade gutsy amd64 7.10 to gutsy amd64 7.10
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/155067
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The problem also started appearing on my laptop on kernel 2.6.22-14. The
posted fix works fine for me on a GeForce 8600M GT in 1024x768
(vga=0x317). I put vesafb first in the modules file, followed by fbcon.
Not sure if that makes a difference.
> sudo vi /etc/initramfs-tools/modules and add fbcon
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 152113 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/152113
I can confirm this on gutsy. I run my system clock on Eastern European
time, but currently I am traveling in Brazil, and KDE's time display for
Sao Paulo has been off by one hour since DST started here.
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I can confirm that the latest libxml2 updates in Gutsy fix the eclipse
crashes. Thanks for the quick turnaround.
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[Gutsy] - 2.6.29.dfsg-1ubuntu2 - Crashes Eclipse & Azureus with
__xmlParserInputBufferCreateFilename+0xe5
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/149278
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Forgot to add: This crash breaks both the Gutsy eclipse packages and
the upstream 3.3 version.
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[Gutsy] - 2.6.29.dfsg-1ubuntu2 - Crashes Azureus with
__xmlParserInputBufferCreateFilename+0xe5
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/149278
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I can confirm this problem. This bug also breaks eclipse. For
developers, this is an absolute showstopper.
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[Gutsy] - 2.6.29.dfsg-1ubuntu2 - Crashes Azureus with
__xmlParserInputBufferCreateFilename+0xe5
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/149278
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The latest gutsy kernel 2.6.22-12 solved these problems for me. I now
see consistent throughput.
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iwl4965 driver hiccuping on Dell XPS M1330
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/133395
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The latest gutsy kernel packages solved at least some of these problems
for me. On a first glance, the REPLY_ADD_STA messages are gone, and one
particular wireless router, which hitherto had given me a lot of
problems, now works flawlessly.
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iwl4965 unstable on Dell XPS M1330
https://bugs.launc
If I select some text in Lyx, hit Ctrl-C, and then mash the keyboard, it
does become a tad faster - scrolling through the tutorial with PgDown
takes 17 seconds instead of 22 in the latest Gutsy-installed version.
However, Lyx 1.4 still runs circles around it, taking just 7.5 seconds.
In the second
I use x86-64, so I cannot test your version. I checked src/config/.h,
and the ENABLE_ASSERTIONS macro is undef'ed. So it seems that these are
not to blame. I will run a full compile, just in case, sometime later
when I have the time.
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lyx 1.5 scrolling unacceptably slow
https://bugs.launchpad.n
Just to clarify, whether the AP uses WPA or is open has, to date, had no
bearing on how stable my connections have been.
I also see the" REPLY_ADD_STA failed" messages in the log, but these
occur even when a connection is stable.
My most recent problems have been occurring in an environment with
I can confirm this on an Asus G1S. I have to take exactly the same steps
to resurrect the Internet connection.
I also get the symptom that when the connection goes down, an "iwlist
scan" hangs for a few seconds, and then responds with the error
"resource temporarily unavailable." Furthermore, an "
Public bug reported:
Gusty x86-64, on a laptop
I have an existing home directory with over a quarter million files. The
default setting of strigi to index everything under the user's home
directory is far too broad and eats all available disk bandwidth,
considerable CPU time, and takes up multipl
I can confirm this. Gutsy, x86-64.
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strigi applet bug when kicker is at top of screen
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/137615
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Confirmed, in gutsy x86-64.
As a workaround, until a fix appears, you can use the iwtools, although
this is far from elegant ...
sudo iwlist scan
sudo iwconfig wlan0 essid
sudo dhclient wlan0
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[gutsy amd64] knetworkmanager executable missing
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/137404
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I can confirm this bug on gutsy, x86-64, on an Asus G1S laptop, as of
8/30/2007.
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kmail locks when pasting text into composer
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/130392
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Sorry about the late response; I was out of town.
I can no longer reproduce the problem, despite the missing libGL.a.
Apparently, libGL.so is sufficient, and it could have been a simple
ldconfig problem that cleared up at the next reboot. For what it is
worth, I am using envy with the NVidia drive
Public bug reported:
Gutsy x86_64, as of August 17, 2007. OpenGL programs no longer link, due
to
/usr/bin/ld: cannot find -lGL
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status
/usr/lib contains libGL.so, libGLU.a, libGLU.so, etc, but no libGL.a.
The libgl1-mesa-dev package no longer seems to contain libGL.a.
Update: The same thing happens with self-compiled lyx 1.5.1. With the
same text area size, scrolling through the tutorial takes 8 seconds on
Lyx 1.4.5.1, and 27 seconds on Lyx 1.5.1.
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lyx 1.5 scrolling unacceptably slow
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/129813
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This is odd. Please test on your Nvidia card and report back when you
get a chance.
I currently use a self-compiled version of LyX 1.4, and scrolling is
fast there. I will try to compile LyX 1.5 myself and see what happens.
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lyx 1.5 scrolling unacceptably slow
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/1
For what it is worth: With the latest upgrades, if I have openoffice-kde
installed on AMD64, the program hangs with 100% CPU. If I deinstall
openoffice-kde, the application works fine. I did NOT need to install
openoffice-gnome.
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[gutsy] Open Office applications don't start
https://bugs.launch
Can someone please apply the patches from the current git snapshot of
the kernel? They fix the Santa Rosa issues with CDROM drives. In
particular, the patch fragment below does the trick, taken from the git
snapshot. As soon as I apply it to my gutsy installation and recompile
the ata_piix driver,
Public bug reported:
Gutsy x86-64 on as of August 1, 2007. T7500, Nvidia GeForce 8600M GT,
driver version 100.14.11, Lyx 1.5.
With the changeover to Lyx 1.5, scrolling has become unbearably slow. To
reproduce, start lyx, open Help/Tutorial, and use the scroll wheel or
page up/down keys to scroll.
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kernel warns BUG: at fs/inotify.c:172 set_dentry_child_flags()
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/104837
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I would like to reopen this bug. I am running kernel 2.6.20-15 and still
see this behavior. The dmesg output is attached; lspci will follow
shortly.
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