Just upgraded to 17.04 from 16.10 and it's just plain broken (i.e. h/w
restart and/or 'service network-manager-restart' doesn't fix it).
Tried GRUB boot from 14.04 (which I still have on a spare partition) and
all working ok - so we can't blame hardware or ISP problems...
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When trying to restore previously saved work [mywork.sto] Stopmotion
crashes and vanishes.
System: Ubuntu 14.04 LTS
Version: stopmotion 0.7.2-1
Notes:
I have run apt-get update /reinstall (etc)
More than one file fails to Open (tried 3 different times)
The attempted STO
I think the problem has come back again. I did a fresh install post
beta 2 (April-07 daily build) on my production partition as my test
partition had been running so well (see my comment 2013-03-16).
Unfortunately the video diver was then broken again.
Now running OK on proprietry AMD
f.y.i. I think it just got sorted (on my machine anyway) after updating
today. Mark as 'fixed'?
Thank you (whoever)
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Title:
13.04beta runs on
f.y.i. I swapped the ATI Caicos [Radeon HD 6450] card for an Nvidea 8500
and all worked beautifully.
= ATI ~ it's all your fault ;-) (but works just fine on 12.10 so no
hardware issues I think)
I hope it gets sorted 'cus on NVidea it all looks brilliant! thank you.
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Having run the live 13.04 beta (downloaded 4 Mar, updated 5th) desktop
runs *beautifully* on [AMD] nee ATI Caicos [Radeon HD 6450] with system
graphics reported as 'Gallium 0.4 on AMD CAICOS', but after install the
system hangs at an overscanning (or blank colour) log-on
Tryin to service/update an old PC for a neighbour (Athlon 1800+] yawn
. Seemed to work fine on inital boot from '12.04 Alternate CD' dist
update, but after running on-line updates it stalls after Greeter log-
in.
If I choose 'Recovery mode' then 'resume normal boot' it comes up OKish (like
Oh, sorry, I forgot to say: 01:00.0 VGA compatible controller: NVIDIA
Corporation NV18 [GeForce4 MX 440 AGP 8x] (rev a2)
D.
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Title:
Xorg fails
On 04/05/12 03:46, arsenix wrote:
.Is there any hope of using 802.11n under ubuntu? I make do
using my old 802.11g router .
I do, having having switched my 'n' router from WEP to WPA encryption -
now works fine all round my house ( 'g' works too but doesn't have the
range to reach
Steven, the adapter I am using was bought in the 'Value Range' by a UK
supplier (CCLOnline.com) but they explicitly state the 'Value' items are
not manufacturer specific/may change.
I did find on ebay 'Tenda Mini 54m Wireless USB Adapter W541U V2.0'
which looks about right.
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Playing around based on #173 I changed my hub from WEP (64bit) to
WPA/WPA2 (PSK) and it works - IT WORKS, IT WORKS
So we are left with
11.04: WEP (64 bit key) = Good, WPA/2 = Good
12.04: WEP (64 bit key) = V Bad (worse than dial-up speeds), WPA/2 = Good
(flat-line 9Mb/s, as per my ADSL
#176 - Yes, as per my post #37 last October. I am still having to run
11.04 if I use the built-in Intel N-1000 hardware, (or boot 12.04 with
USB Raylink, which works great).
Note the N-1000 works fine on G only routers, but I need N turned on to get
coverage around my house.
Sorry I can't fix
Robert, my comment above was a bit vague (Raylink make a number of
models) so to clarify #178 lsusb reports:
Bus 001 Device 003: ID 148f:2070 Ralink Technology, Corp. RT2070
Wireless Adapter
And on the box: W541U v2.0
Working fine on 12.04 as I write this (but I have to select 'disconnect'
my
Log-in screen kept looping (login ~ blank screen) and no time to enter password.
Used Guest login by pounding on 'enter' - changed 'Owner' to login without
password and now able to file this bug report.
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Alpha 23 ran fine on this old Celeron M laptop, but Beta 1 always
crashes on manual partitioning (I've tried several 'daily' builds since
i first saw the prob on day1 of Beta.
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Following the flurry of happy people above I tried 12.04 Daily Build (64
bit / 15Feb) again on my Atom 450 / Centrino -Wireless N1000 netbook and
still minimal connectivity (10s -100s B/s).
However using a Raylink RT 2070 usb dongle (148f:2070) I get 800+kB/s
just fine.
I didn't try backports,
It's still broken! I just installed Precise on my Acer One netbook (
with Intel Corporation Centrino Wireless-N 1000) and connectivity is
unuseable (10's to k's of B/s).
Having found 11.10 unuseable (see #37) last October I rolled back to
11.04 until now. Disappointed 'cus I love 11.10/12.04
ps to #140 above, if it helps Thanks. D.
*-network
description: Wireless interface
product: Centrino Wireless-N 1000
vendor: Intel Corporation
physical id: 0
bus info: pci@:02:00.0
logical
On 02/01/12 16:44, Pmladek-y wrote:
The fix has been just approved and pushed for 3.4.5-rc2.
Thanks - the earlier work-around had worked for me, but it's nice to
know LO has just got little bit even better :-)
Appreciated.
Doug (aka Coloneldare)
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I have an AMD Sempron 3400+, 1.2GB memory + GeForce 6100 nForce 405
'integrated' graphics.
They work well on 11.04 showing Flash Youtube/Iplayer full screen, but
are utterly useless on 11.10, so I have re-installed 11.04 and all is
well again.
Tried both 32 bit and 64 bit versions of 11.10 and
Me too! With my Acer AspireOne/Intel Centrino Wireless-N 1000 card. Acer
works fine on 11.04 (which I have had to fall back to.)
11.10 works with ethernet (c. 800KiB/s) but 0 - ten's or hundreds of B/s (not
KiB) so totally unusable, tho some connectivity.
11.10 works fine on my Broadcom
On 18/10/11 17:55, Joseph Salisbury wrote:
Are there are folks that can test prior versions of the kernel to see
when this issue was introduced?
Having followed Alpha 2 - Release 11.10 via upgrades, and still having
problems, I did a complete 11.10 install but probs still there.
So I
Public bug reported:
When authoring, or viewing write-enabled document in Writer (LibreOffice
3.4.3 OOO340m1 (Build:302) ) the non-printing character symbols don't
show on screen.
Ctrl-F10 toggles toolbar icon OK, but to no effect on screen.
I'm running Ubuntu AMD64 Oneiric (beta) with Nvidia
Public bug reported:
My Broadcom wireless was broken with upgrade to 11.10 (worked fine in 11.04).
Installed b43-fwcutter to get it working.
Now broken with recent upgrades (device not ready (firmware missing)) in
notification area.
Thanks - all else looks brilliant!
Doug
ProblemType: Package
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package firmware-b43-installer 1:014-9 failed to install/upgrade:
subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit
Now working on my ASUS (AMD64) since I did a further update later today.
Thanks! :-)D.
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package firmware-b43-installer 1:014-9
eMachines netbook driving external monitor at 1360x768. Crash reported
when switching workspaces.
System remained stable and recovered without locking up etc.
Thanks for great system
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Excuse me if not relevant, but I tried Natty for the 1st time today
(using daily build), and seemed to work OK until I selected hardware
drivers available (Nvidia on AMD64x4 hardware using the 386 iso). On
re-boot system hangs at 'Ubuntu (dot-dot-dot' logo).
Couldn't to a error report 'cus no
I tried installing Natty daily build today (8th feb) and on re-boot Grub
didn't find my 'Lucid' OS on sda1 - only offered me the one option
'Natty' in sda5.
Being less technical than some I installed a duplicate 10.04 in sd5 and
hey-presto grub offers me both options 10.04 or 10.04.
Sorry for
Public bug reported:
Having let another person use my laptop running Lucid (Beta 1) via
'Guest Session', if that person logs out they then fall straight back
into my (Administrator) area.
Maybe not a technical fault but, but designed unhappiness in an Internet
Cafe situation.
Should Guest
Brill - I just wish it didn't make me feel so geriatric. I can see the
probs, but don't have the skills to fix them.
So Tormod, thanks for your help/interest.
Doug
Wider comment: I love how how Lucid looks/feels, I'm amazed how well
Beta1 works already. Promising! Thanks.
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It's still broken in 10.04 Beta 1 ***AND*** the fix by net/~xorg-
edgers/+archive/drivers-only/+sourcepub/777647/+listing-archive-extra
(above) now doesn't work - as it was in 9.10.
PLEASE SOMEONE - HELP
Doug
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Public bug reported:
I have been running Lucid on an aging OEM Celeron 800 beautifully. Quick
and stable, but y'day installed daily updates and now it hangs at CLi
login: prompt.
I'll happily help testing if someone can suggest what to do next
Pity,it was looking really good .
Doug
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IKT wrote:
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 538214 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/538214
Heya,
Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better. This
I saw this error report shortly after using synaptic to install Flash
(non-free). All else working normally.
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I recently applied the update (c/o what syntax wrote on 2009-12-07
above) and my 9.10 worked fine at last :-).
But now we are back to where we were.
See
https://launchpad.net/~xorg-edgers/+archive/drivers-only/+sourcepub/777647/+listing-archive-extra.
And thanks Tormod Volden it worked a
Further to your email (22 Feb - I did reply at the time), I still
cannot use even the latest (9.10) version as about 50% of boot-ups fail
resulting in four(?) colour grainy graphics. Repeated hard resets/cold
starts often don't fix it - then the next day maybe it boots fine.
8.4 LTS still
DT We were wondering if this is still an issue for you. Can you try
with the latest Ubuntu release?
Yes - I have just tried 9.04 (i386) and the grainy 4 colour display
still renders it useless. I guess I'm stuck with 8.04 (lovely, v.
stable) until the video gets sorted.
Thanks,
Doug
Dan
DT Thank you for taking the time to report this bug and helping to make
Ubuntu better.
I'm pleased to be able to help - I love my U8.04 but 8.10 is still
unusable. I have kept it fully patched (currently running as
2.6.27-generic with Gnome 2.24.1) but it still mostly fails to boot the
video
Public bug reported:
I am running Hardy 8.04 fine on my Asus A6B00U laptop with SIS M760 GX
graphics I believe.
Yet on Intrepid I get full screen resolution (1280x800) but what seems
to be about 4 colours (CYMK?) and massive dithering on all displays
(windows (small 'w'!), pictures etc).
I
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