Public bug reported:
GCJ is missing among binaries installed with the mingw32 package. Please, do
something!
This interests all ubuntu versions.
** Affects: mingw32 (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Tags: ecj gcc gcj java libgcj
** Description changed:
- GCJ is
I too have that error; it's not the first time, I noticed a similar one
even some months ago, but that was due to my sata cable that was bad
connected. Now with ubuntu 10.10 it's well connected and I often see
this error.
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ata errors { DRDY ERR } { ABRT } in Lucid
same things with:
intel ich7 (mb asus p5ld2-x/1333)
nvidia 190.36
things are better if I select the pulseaudio output but anyway
(following the statistics with ctrl+i) it looses the first 3 blocks at
the start of the song/video
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[i855] Choppy audio playback
I confirm this bug, please do something, fix this... it's always the
same problem every time :(
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Screen starts flickering when dkms autoinstalls nvidia on linux-2.6.31-5-rt
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/430865
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I have this problem too... Shutdown and restart don't work. But it's not fglrx
fault, I use nvidia driver.
The 2.6.27-7-generic is working but 2.6.27-3-rt is not working. I think that is
because of some kernel option or the specific version that has some problem.
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2.6.27-3-rt shutdown not
yeah! you found it! you are a genius :) thank you, that solved the
problem
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[Intrepid] FFe request for Flash 10 RC2 (10.0.12.10)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/257403
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try to see if you miss some other libraries
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[Intrepid] FFe request for Flash 10 RC2 (10.0.12.10)
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I always install flash 10 RC2 (091508) with this script:
sudo apt-get install ia32-libs ia32-libs-gtk libglib2.0-dev libgtk2.0-dev
xorg-dev g++-multilib
wget http://www.boundlesssupremacy.com/Cappy/getlibs/getlibs-all.deb
wget
how can I check them?
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With the 17X.xx versions of the Nvidia driver this problem disappear.
However I discovered that this configuration is a possible solution if you
don't want to update:
1) Put this in xorg.conf
Option PixmapCacheSize 100
Option AllowSHMPixmaps 0
2) Run this command after that X started:
I installed nvidia 173.14.05 driver and the problem is nomore
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amsn crashes X when you try to change display picture with compiz enabled
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/190531
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I'm using hardy, same problem
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rules.ini doesn't exist
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Today I started ubuntu and the nvidia driver didn't work anymore (I
don't know for what reason), I reinstalled the driver and now amsn
crashes X again.
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amsn crashes X when you try to change display picture with compiz enabled
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/190531
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I upgraded to hardy from gutsy and with 169.12 driver and amsn_dev
(18-04-2008) there is no crash :)
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amsn crashes X when you try to change display picture with compiz enabled
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you have to install an older nvidia driver, the new one causes this
problem... with 100.14.19 for me it's all right!
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amsn crashes X when you try to change display picture with compiz enabled
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you're right :) it's not a real solution but it shows that the problem
could be a driver problem and not a software problem
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amsn crashes X when you try to change display picture with compiz enabled
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I just discovered that I have this problem only with 169.12 nvidia
driver. With the 100.14.19 nvidia driver (that of ubuntu gutsy
repositories) there is no problem. :)
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amsn crashes X when you try to change display picture with compiz enabled
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Yes, I too have compiz + ubuntu gutsy + nvidia and with all amsn
versions that I tried (0.97 and many svn) the X server crashes when I
try to change my personal picture.
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amsn crashes X when you try to change display picture with compiz enabled
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You
Now this has the effect of the single line I precedently put (I added
the PreferredMode and it works):
Section Monitor
Identifier L1717S
Option DPMS
ModelineCentered 108.00 1280 1336 1448 1692 1024 1025
1028 1066 +hsync +vsync
Option
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xorg
I tried the new radeon drivers:
6.7.192
6.7.195
6.7.196
With all of them I couldn't center the screen. I tried both with xvidtune
(setting parameters and hitting Apply) and putting the line Modeline
in /etc/X11/xorg.conf.
Modeline
yes, you need that or a kernel patch... I hope that soon kernel
developers will fix this problem
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AGP not detected on Intel 8285P and E7205 chipsets using kernels higher than
2.6.17
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/78684
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maybe we are near to the solution:
now leave nvidia_agp and amd64_agp blacklisted and put this lines in
/etc/modules
agpgart
drm
If this change will not work we will have to find THE module that is
loaded before agpgart and that causes the problem.
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AGP not detected on Intel 8285P and E7205
Ok, so restore your /etc/modules and remove the blacklists.
Now try to set agp aperture to 128M in your BIOS.
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AGP not detected on Intel 8285P and E7205 chipsets using kernels higher than
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If aperture size changing doesn't work you may consider to use the
previous kernel version (you should still have an entry in your
bootloader).
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AGP not detected on Intel 8285P and E7205 chipsets using kernels higher than
2.6.17
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so... why now is this in kernel log? - agpgart: aperture base 4G
before there was: AGP aperture is 128M @ 0xf000
Can you post an lspci -n command output and your /etc/X11/xorg.conf?
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I found a possible solution:
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/ATI_Radeon__Kernel_2.6 (see hardware
conflicts section)
http://forums.gentoo.org/viewtopic-p-3954435.html
http://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=6350
At the moment it seems that downgrading bios or patching the kernel is
the
try this:
1)
/etc/modules
agpgart
nvidia_agp
drm
radeon
/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
agpgart
nvidia_agp
amd64_agp
drm
radeon
2)
/etc/modules
agpgart
amd64_agp
drm
radeon
/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
agpgart
nvidia_agp
amd64_agp
drm
radeon
3)
/etc/modules
agpgart
amd64_agp
nvidia_agp
drm
radeon
I read better, that line is everywhere and 8 October dri was not working... but
it was working till 7 October... and agpgart before 8 October was loaded
towards the end of the log.
We have to discover the cause. However try to blacklist nvidia_agp and
amd64_agp as above.
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AGP not detected
It seems like both nvidia_agp and amd64_agp cause some problem.
I also see that 8 October you had dri working and there was no agpgart:
Setting up Nforce3 AGP after agpgart loading.
Maybe you have to blacklist nvidia_agp AND amd64_agp.
Try this:
/etc/modules
#you can remove all the things you
try to edit /etc/modules and put there in this order:
agpgart
#change this line with your chip agp module#
drm #this line only if you use radeon driver, if you use fglrx this line have
not to be here.
You should get back direct rendering: yes
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AGP not detected on Intel 8285P and E7205
Your problem could be the amd64_agp module, try this:
/etc/module
agpgart
nvidia_agp
drm
radeon
and this:
/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist
blacklist amd64_agp
Then if it doesn't work re-post a kernel log and a lsmod output.
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AGP not detected on Intel 8285P and E7205 chipsets using kernels
there was an error in the comment above, /etc/modules and not
/etc/module!
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2.6.17
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I compiled 6.7.195. And have a problem with xvidtune: it doesn't apply
the settings and if I put a Modeline line in xorg.conf nothing happens.
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new gutsy xorg ati driver (1:6.7.194-1ubuntu1) breaks my laptop LCD resolutions.
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/146531
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I noticed that not always this happens with feisty:
I installed feisty and i tried glxinfo | grep render. It said NO.
So I installed edgy and retried. It said YES.
I reinstalled feisty and retried. It said YES.
I reinstalled again feisty and retried. It said NO.
This is C R A Z Y !!
All
news:
Blacklisting drm, radeon, agpgart will not work, I don't know why, or
better, it will work but when X will start they will be autoloaded if in
xorg.conf radeon driver is set.
I tried to put vesa in xorg.conf, blacklist all the drm, radeon,
agpgart, e7xxx_edac, edac_mc, reboot the system
The things above work with ubuntu kernel too but there is a shorter way
to let the things work.
I solved the problem simply blacklisting e7xxx_edac and edac_mc, then
putting this lines in this exact order in /etc/modules:
agpgart
intel_agp
drm
(intel_agp works fine with my p4g8x but it should
Summary:
/etc/modprobe.d/blacklist :
e7xxx_edac
edac_mc
/etc/modules for radeon and ati driver:
agpgart
intel_agp
drm
/etc/modules for fglrx driver :
# drm don't have to be here!!!
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