Did it to me once, and once only, on 64 bit 10.04, and then an update
seemed to fix it.
Have you tried the xapian workaround in comment 34?
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Niklas, understand your frustration, with you all the way.
I was getting essentially the same behaviour as you before I found the
forums thread and the hardware accesssory workaround. Ie the first video
worked, subsequent ones were red/magenta/yellow. The quick and nasty
solution for me was just t
I'm on a U100 without an updated bios, did a clean install a few days
back, updated from the standard repositories only, added firewall,
virus, medibuntu, cheese and not much else, and everything is working
fine. I've got both USB and camera.
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This really is crap. Ubuntu users have to make a choice between basic
hardware functionality and security now?
For a really simple workaround (which assumes you previously installed
2.6.31-18 from proposed, and that may leave you insecure), hold down
shift as you boot so that the grub menu display
Wallner's hack works for me too on a U100 with the old bios. Brightness
flickering and adjustment issues are both gone. Thanks Wallner!
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Michael, Jojo, Allessio. Try having a look at Bug #435352. The fix for
the webcam/usb port issue there was distinct from the bios update here.
The fix was released into the proposed repository a week or so ago. I
got it from there, it works well. I'm not sure it's in the standard
update repositorie
Yep. Works for me on a U100. I enabled proposed, updated through update
manager, restarted, removed the blacklist.conf entry, restarted again,
swore at the computer a lot until I realised I also had to turn the
camera on via Fn F6, and then took a whole lot of photos of myself
grinning stupidly int
Oops. Last comment to Robert. Not Beni. Sorry.
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Beni - Bug 435352 might be worth a read. To get the USB ports working
you can :
1. Rebuild your kernel as outlined at Bug #435352
2. Turn off the camera with the Fn F6 keys at the login screen (you only need
to do it once).
3. Disable uvcvideo as described at comment #157 above.
The first
Sorry then ozzyboy, I can offer no more. Except maybe the fact that just
about any right click or menu click after boot will stop the flashing.
Building a modified kernel will get you up on both cam and ports, but I
think it will almost certainly have a performance impact. My take on the
mod being
sorry, forgot to mention that blacklisting uvcvideo should also get
suspend working.
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ozzyboy, just reread your comment at 152. Some of your problems are
definitely to do with bug 435352.
The problem there is that the video camera drivers seem to have some
kind of conflict with the usb drivers.
There's no ideal solution, but as a workaround you can rebuild your
kernel with some ch
ozzyboy, have you tried disabling kernel mode setting in grub? That
seems to be the preferred workaround in the release notes.
Assuming you have grub 2 (check synaptic - it'll be listed as 1.97 or
something like that) -
sudo gedit /etc/default/grub
type your password
add "nomodeset" within the q
This is a truly crappy workaround, but depending on how desperate you
are, you may want to use it.
Make sure Fn F6 is switched to webcam on. (The only indicator of that on
my u100 is that with most starts, USB won't work).
Make sure you haven't blacklisted uvcvideo.
Restart over and over until y
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the idea that things changed after yesterday's updates. Without the
blacklist entry, I'm getting about a 20% success rate for the camera and
the usb ports. That's better than before. I've only done 10 restarts and
10 shutdown/st
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Sorry knuutsen, but that doesn't work for me.
Clean install, matched your sources list, fully updated, but still no
usb.
Did you do anything else to your setup that might have added some
functionality?
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On an MSI U100. I got all excited for a minute. But the current set of
updates (with proposed and backports ticked) don't do it for me. Worse,
I seem to have lost the camera (at least in Cheese) even with uvcvideo
removed from /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf. Putting the blacklist entry
back gives m
I don't know for sure about the Targa or the Medion, but I get the same
errors trying to run a live CD on a Wind U100. That makes me think this
bug is probably the same as Bug #435352.
For a live session, there's a workaround in turning off the webcam (on a
Wind, you'd use Fn F6) at the boot splas
Thanks Peter, your comments (both here and on your site) were really
helpful in getting an Ubuntu Netbook Remix live session up and running
on my MSI Wind U100. Some notes on my experience.
1. Very occasionally, booting to a UNR live session works with the
webcam on. When it does, both the webcam
Arto, just to rephrase something that was said at #45 above:
.
It was a "bug" that this issue was not included in the release notes.
.
Now that the issue has been included in the release notes, that particular
"bug" is fixed.
.
No-one is suggesting that the issue itself has been resolved.
.
If you
Derry, if you don't use the internal camera, try the workaround at #28.
It's still working for me.
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Shannon #103. This is not the workaround offered in the release notes.
But I'm a relative newcomer to Ubuntu, I have virtually no linux skills,
and it works well for me:
1. Add the brightness applet to the top panel.
2. Each time you boot, wait until the desktop is fully up (panel icons
included)
As Fiepel suggests, and as Ernesto and Manfred Bergner noted over at
#455408, this seems like a workaround:
"sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf", enter password, then add
"blacklist uvcvideo" to the end of the file.
It's working for me after multiple shutdowns, starts and restarts, but
it
Yep. Ernesto and Manfred's fix is working for me on my msi u100. Many
thanks to both of you.
I've never needed that webcam anyway.
It might be worth mentioning for relative newbies like myself that the
process is: open terminal, "sudo gedit /etc/modprobe.d/blacklist.conf",
enter password, then ad
Me too on a msi u100. Marked mine (453714) as a duplicate.
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I too have useless USB ports on a U100. I don't know whether this
problem and that one are connected. That bug also seems to have about a
dozen duplicates. But I figure neither problem is worth getting outraged
about until after the final release... :)
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Workaround. I'm on a U100 and have a similar problem both on the log in
screen and after log in to desktop. I can stop the screen flickering,
and make the flickering brightness widget disappear, by pressing th
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U100 same. I have this problem both on the log in screen and after log
in to desktop. I can stop the screen flickering, and make the brightness
widget stop flickering then disappear, by pressing the "right cli
Im on a U100. And have what seems to be a quick and nasty work around.
For me the problem occurs both on the log in screen and after log in to
desktop. I can stop the screen flickering, and make the flickering
brightness widget disappear, by pressing the "right click" mouse pad bar
(after the deskt
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I have this problem both on the log in screen and after log in to
desktop. I can stop it flickering, and make the brightness widget
disappear, by pressing the "right click" mouse pad bar (after the
desktop is
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Using an MSI Wind U100 with Ubuntu Karmic (Development Branch), updated
to 16 Oct 2009. Problem is that USB storage devices are not recognised.
Primary problem is with a Kingston Data Traveller 8GB memory stick, but
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This one continues to pop up on both my desktop (64 bit) and laptop (32)
each time I do a fresh install of Ubuntu 9.04. It's happened about six
or seven times now. But it is readily fixed using the method Paul Elms
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seem to be having the same problem. I can't use either the quick search
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