This affects me too. The missed refresh happens randomly after any card
operation, not just after pressing Deal.
Ubuntu 12.04, proprietary nVidia drivers.
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It was still broken for me too. Only Adre's tip above solved the problem
for me.
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I can report that installing 302.07 solved my problems. Unity3D, compiz and
OpenGL games all work now.
I had some problems quitting lightdm, it wouldn't completely close... I had to
resort to sudo killall lightdm and sudo pkill -9 /usr/bin/X.
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Affects me too, Unity3D does not work, 2d does. Running 12.04 64bit.
Running Unity --reset from tty1 ends in a segfault.
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Installed 11.10 on two systems - a desktop and a laptop. On the desktop the
sound is OK, while on the laptop, I get horrible lags and skips on all audio.
If playing a movie and the soundcard is enabled, the video becomes choppy too.
Tried both an upgraded system (from
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** Tags added: apport-collected oneiric running-unity
** Description changed:
Installed 11.10 on two systems - a desktop and a laptop. On the desktop the
sound is OK, while on the laptop, I get horrible lags and skips on all audio.
If playing a movie and the soundcard is
apport information
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** Attachment added: Card0.Amixer.values.txt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/887913/+attachment/2590587/+files/Card0.Amixer.values.txt
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** Changed in: alsa-driver (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
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OK, I uploaded the extra info and changed back to new.
But something really weird happened. This system has had this problem since the
beginning (I think I updated it when Oneiric was RC1), and it's been used every
day since, so it's been rebooted dozens of times.
But now, things have changed.
I'm now posting from the other boot, the clean install. Here the sound is
still choppy, but the volume works and sound settings shows the sound card in
all the tabs.
I'm uploading again the apport details to see if there are obvious differences.
Cristian
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** Description changed:
Installed 11.10 on two systems - a desktop and a laptop. On the desktop the
sound is OK, while on the laptop, I get horrible lags and skips on all audio.
If playing a movie and the soundcard is enabled, the video becomes choppy too.
Tried both an upgraded system
I just noticed that if I'm watching for example a Youtube video, with my
ExpressCard sound card plugged out, then the video is perfectly fluid (but of
course with no sound); then as soon as I plug the card in, and the system
starts streaming audio to it, then the video too gets really choppy -
Affects me too. Extremely choppy audio, even plain standard mp3's.
This is 11.10, upgraded from 11.04. Soundcard is an ExpressCard SoundBlaster
X-Fi Xtreme Audio Notebook.
Sound is unusable as it is, hope it's fixed...
Cristian Arezzini
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Similar problem here - with a Creative X-fi ExpressCard audio card. Works if
inserted at boot, nothing happens (even in dmesg) if inserted later.
Is there at least a command to make the laptop see this card if I insert it
after boot? Something like a re-scan ExpressCard port?
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I have the same problem. It wasn't there shortly after 11.04 release,
but it's there now. For me too, after 2-3 windows are open, one gets all
white. Resizing it below a certain size makes it reappear.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: grub2
Testing this on a fully updated Natty beta. Running update-grub (from the Natty
installer, or after a kernel upgrade, or manually) doesn't detect the system I
have installed on my sda11 partition (it's a Maverick system, my main
production
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 704538 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/704538
I made a mistake in the above description. The Maverick system that is
not detected is not at sda11, but at sda2. The system that is present at
sda11 is detected correctly. Everything else in the description
I have the same graphic card, and I have the exact same problem in
Ubuntu 10.10, and also 11.04 beta. Will this be fixed for 11.04 final?
Cristian
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Still about the Natty beta... I tried to change the resolution to 1280x800, but
it wasn't available on the monitor preferences window. To enable it, I had to
uncheck the same image on all monitors box - then all the resolutions are
available. Without unchecking that box, only the resolutions
I have the same symptoms. Both Firefox and java processes are in the
futex_wait_queue_me state. It usually recovers after 20-30 seconds. It
usually happens right after starting Firefox, but sometimes also during normal
use.
I'm on Ubuntu Maverick 10.10, newly installed and fully updated.
Me too, after suspend. Clean install.
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I have the same problem of the original poster (no autocompletion with sudo
apt-get install), but I do not have the /etc/apt/apt.conf file. This is a
standard install of Ubuntu Jaunty from the regular desktop CD.
I tried the command apt-cache pkgname gnome- without the sudo, as suggested
above,
It works now. I had to re-configure NetworkManager. Now it correctly detects
the modem, and I can connect with a single click (or set it to auto-connect).
Who should I notify to have the correct lines added to the 10-modem.fdi file,
for everyone else to use?
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I found a way to have KNetworkManager dynamically recognize my USB modem:
I edited the file
/usr/share/hal/fdi/information/10freedesktop/10-modem.fdi' or su -c 'kwrite
/usr/share/hal/fdi/information/10freedesktop/10-modem.fdi
and added this section:
[code]
!-- New Device --
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Binary package hint: kmix
I recently installed 8.10 beta (fresh install), updated daily.
I have a HP Pavilion laptop.
On 8.04 the multimedia volume keys on my laptop (Volume+ and Volume-) used to
bring up an on-screen popup showing the volume level, and changing the volume
@ rudy.elgato:
Here's the step-by-step procedure...
- Boot the live CD. It won't finish booting, and hang before the graphical UI
appears.
- Press Ctrl-Alt-F1. This will open one of the default 6 text consoles.
- You won't need to login (you're already logged in), but sudo works; it just
won't
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: knetworkmanager
I have two onboard network cards: eth0 (wired) and eth1 (wireless). These
always appear in the knetworkmanager app, and I can use them normally.
When I'm on the road I use a USB gsm modem. If I plug it AFTER boot,
knetworkmanager
I found a workaround: after being dropped to the console login, I logged in,
and stopped kdm:
sudo /etc/init.d/kdm stop
then I edited xorg.conf, and in the Section Device section, I added the
line Driver vesa
then I restarted kdm and x.
That allowed me to boot into kde, and from there I was able
I have the same problem with my laptop (hp pavilion dv2736us) which has the
same graphics card.
But for me, the white cross on the blank display disappears after a fraction of
a second, and I'm dropped to a console login. If I try to start x with the
startx command, I get the same error than
I forgot to add that I tried the safe graphics mode boot option, and most of
the VGA cheat codes - down to 640x480 256color mode. No change at all.
The problem happens both when I try to run the try kubuntu with no changes to
the system option and when I try to run the installer.
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