This package now exists, at least in Maverick - running "apt-get install
ubuntu-extras-keyring" solved the problem for me. After that "apt-get
update" works without complaint.
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Maverick 32-bit on a D510MO exhibits this as well, as do MeeGo 1.1.80.x
builds (kernel is likewise 2.6.35-based). I've got a pretty long
"grungy" cable, which I suspected might have something to do with it.
The switch it's plugged into is a GbE switch. When I moved it to a port
on my wireless AP
Buh, weird... that's what I did. Well, here is another try :)
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I did an "apt-get install debian-archive-keyring", and modified the
script from the wiki page above to read:
if $(echo ${debian_suit...@]} | grep -q $DIST); then
DEBOOTSTRAPOPTS=(
"${debootstrapop...@]/ubuntu-archive-keyring.gpg/debian-archive-keyring.gpg}" )
elif $(echo ${ubuntu_suit...
Wow... apparently this is a Firefox bug. I apparently didn't have read
permissions for the file I was trying to send... so Firefox just sent
nothing. :(
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Here is the config file generated by MeeGo.
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This change goes with bug #675223, which actually adds the MeeGo
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Binary package hint: os-prober
The linux-boot-probes section of os-prober contains detection and
parsing for grub, grub2, and lilo. This patch adds support for
syslinux/extlinux/isolinux parsing.
I wrote this because MeeGo uses extlinux as its boot loader, for reasons
not e
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** Affects: os-prober (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
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Woops - that was the wrong tarball; didn't realize I had an old one
laying around...
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The librest package has been moved into the Meego tree, which is why
there are no updates on the Moblin site.
I have updated the package to build the latest release (from the rpm in
the Meego repository), which is 0.7.4.
** Affects: librest (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecide
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 410407 ***
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I disagree that this is a duplicate of bug #410307, since in my case
left-clicks always worked just fine. Furthermore, it's not just that
right-clicks were ignored; they actually hung Firefox (sometimes just
I replaced my DVD-ROM drive, and the problem went away. I will do some
tests soon to try and determine whether the drive is malfunctioning.
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I am still seeing this behaviour - not with blank discs, but with
standard, store-bought movies - with Lucid Lynx, with all updates
applied as of about 12 hours ago. This machine was upgraded from Karmic
Koala, which exhibited identical behaviour.
Note also that this is not a 100%-reproducible co
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Status: Unknown
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flash plugin 10 is extremely slow !
This is on a Thinkpad X30, running Xubuntu 10.04, with all updates as of
the time of this post - hardly a power monster, but I know that it is
more than capable of playing a 320x200 video...!
I have tested in Chromium. Flash performance is fine - unless something
else happens. If I move the mous
Alas, apparently not fixed in final release - I just lost about two
hours to this.
Documented in Debian base:
http://bugs.debian.org/566891
And in Arch:
http://bbs.archlinux.org/viewtopic.php?pid=666399
And SuSE:
http://forums.opensuse.org/get-help-here/network-internet/429000-network-management
For what it's worth, this bug has been in there for a *long* time...
I ran into it initially trying to install the beta of... maybe Hardy?...
in text mode on a Thinkpad X30, and forgot about the issue amidst some
of the other stuff I ran into. It's apparently still there in Lucid.
In my case, I g
...and now even entering the hex key doesn't work. :-S
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I'm running Kubuntu 10.04 LTS Beta 2. Seriously... every install I've
done since Jaunty has taken me literally HOURS to get network
connectivity to behave - first because my wired network is configured in
/etc/network/interfaces as "manual" so KNetworkManager can't see it, and
then because wireles
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After an initial install of Jaunty alpha5, hibernate worked for me once.
I haven't tested it since then until today, and after closing the lid,
the "power mode" LED began blinking per normal, but just stayed that
way. When I opened the lid perhaps half an hour later (when I n
I just encountered a crash that looks very like this one. I'm running
Jaunty, updated to current; kdebase and dolphin version is
4:4.2.1-0ubuntu6. I've attached the crashdump here; if this needs to be
entered as a new bug just let me know.
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ht
I am running xserver-xorg-video-intel 2:2.6.3-0ubuntu2, and it appears
to be caused by something common to video players in general.
I've not gotten a backtrace yet - just got back to this, and it's a
little late tonight - but I did get something more useful in the apport
log, as shown here. I'd
I'll point out this discussion over here, looks to be similar:
https://fcp.surfsite.org/modules/newbb/viewtopic.php?viewmode=flat&order=DESC&topic_id=62163&forum=11&move=prev&topic_time=1222884047
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When I launch a video from dolphin, I get an mplayer window momentarily,
then X11 restarts. It does not appear to have left anything relevant in
the logfiles, but I believe that the attached file resulted from this
crash.
I'm running Jaunty Jackalo
See also upstream bug at
https://bugs.freedesktop.org/show_bug.cgi?id=18319
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I spoke too soon...
That makes it better, but it still froze eventually. Going to enable
Magic SysRq to see if I can get some info.
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Also occurs in a Jaunty alpha6 fresh install - launching KPackage
appears to have triggered it.
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If it helps any, adding "noacpi" to the boot options appears to resolve
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I can confirm this behaviour on Jaunty Jackalope alpha6, likewise on an
X30, and likewise Gutsy Gibbon worked on this machine. I've never run
Hardy on this machine, though.
I'm afraid I don't see anything that looks even remotely relevant in the
logs... presumably that means it locked up before a
I got the netboot image off the DVD ISO, in the install/netboot
directory. The mini ISO I downloaded from the Edgy download page (there
doesn't appear to be one on the DVD image).
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Debian... :)
When booting off of the mini installer or the netboot image, it is still
attempting to download cdrom-core-
modules-2.6.17-10-386-di_2.6.17.1-10.34_i386.udeb when the DVD image now
contains a new
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