Public bug reported:
Starting with an Ubuntu 16.04 system with charm installed from
http://download.opensuse.org/repositories/isv:/KDAB/, and upgrading to
17.04 using do-release-upgrade ( first from 16.10, then to to 17.04 ),
this also updates charm to the version in the zesty repositories (
Still seems to be an issue in Ubuntu 16.04 with Gajim version 0.16.5
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Title:
Not able to open several menus in gajim
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I think that I was experiencing this problem. I tried the workarounds
mentioned above, but none of them really worked. But I do not seem to
be experiencing this issue when I switched to using DVI instead of HDMI.
For what is worth, I am running Xubuntu 14.04 on a Dell Studio-XPS.
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I like to listen to music from magnatune's catalogue ( for which I have
a membership ) via streams. I have set my preference to ogg vorbis
streams. If I pause a stream, and then resume it some time later, it
will continue to play for a couple of seconds, and then skip to
It seems that skipping ahead to the next track also happens sometimes
even if I had not paused the track beforehand.
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Title:
resuming playback
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I recently upgraded my system to allow proposed packages, in order to do
some testing for a different bug. Since then, I have observed a problem
when scheduling recordings: after the second or third scheduling, the
graphical user interface will stop responding, even though
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Title:
upgrading to proposed packages seems to break me-tv
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I have installed the proposed kernel, as suggested on bug #741825. It
seems to fix the sound problems I was experiencing in Empathy, but not
the ones I am still experiencing with Skype and Gmail. As
The proposed kernel fixes my sound issues in Empathy, but not in Skype
or Gmail.
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Title:
ATI controllers [1002:4383] and [1002:4383] (rev 40):
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Title:
requires python-tk to work, but does not depend on it
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If I try to use this module in my python scripts, I get an error message
saying that I need install python-tk.
It seems to me that this package should depend on python-tk so that I
can start using easygui as soon as I have it installed.
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease:
Public bug reported:
I was asked to report this bug by the Canonical support Team.
Release of Ubuntu: 11.04
I can record sound fine, using my headset plugged into the front jacks
and the sound recording applications. The problem arises when I try to
make phone calls over the internet (voip).
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Title:
[Studio XPS 7100, Realtek ALC887] intermittent or total mic loss when
voiping
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Since I installed Natty, I have NOT been able to reproduce this bug with
ndiswrapper.
However, I should add to that that I am now using a Dell that came with
Ubuntu pre-installed ( so I am guessing it is certified ). I am still
using the same wireless card though.
What I am saying is, this
I now also tested these kernels on a 32-bit install, and found no
wireless interfaces at all.
linux-headers-2.6.39-999_2.6.39-999.201105051041_all.deb
linux-headers-2.6.39-999-generic_2.6.39-999.201105051041_i386.deb
linux-image-2.6.39-999-generic_2.6.39-999.201105051041_i386.deb
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Binary package hint: banshee-community-extensions
I have installed the magnatune extension ( banshee-extension-magnatune
). Now I have a Magnatune option in the menu. This lets me pick from a
list of genres. If I pick one, then one song is played, and then
playback is
I am now seeing this problem even if I use ndiswrapper.
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Title:
wireless networking has become unreliable
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I tested with the mainline kernel ( 2.6.36-020636 ) and am seeing the
same problem.
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wireless networking has become unreliable
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wireless networking has become
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Recently my wireless network connection has become unreliable. Some
pages will take long to load, or will not load at all ( including this
page, which is very frustrating when I have to reenter text every time
the page fails to load ), including pages which I expect to be
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Whatever it was, it seems to be fixed now. Maybe it had something to do
with my unreliable internet connection ?
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Status: New = Fix Released
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I am able to enter my username, but when I try to enter my password ( by
pasting it from the clipboard, or by entering it manually ), it will
disappear without logging me in. I am sure my password is correct,
since I can use it to login to
I know longer have the hardware on which I had this problem, so as far
as I am concerned, this bug can be marked won't fix.
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I get these errors when inserting a DVD in my DVD-ROM drive.
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I get this when I do cat /dev/sr0 /dev/null , which reads from my
DVD-ROM drive
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I get this when doing cat /dev/sr1 /dev/null , which reads from my
DVD-RW drive.
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Those three screenshots were taken with the latest kernel available for
Karmic, that is with 2.6.31-20-generic.
I was also able to produce a system crash by reading from the DVD-ROM
and the hard drive at the same time, but that experiment did not produce
any output on screen.
My system still
This problem seems to persist on the Lucid Beta2.
Here is a screen shot I took when reading from the hard drive and the
DVD-ROM drive (under a rescue broken system boot).
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Generated by doing:
cat sda1 null cat scd1 null
while in /dev/, having booted from the Xubuntu Jaunty Alpha3 i386 alternate CD.
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I have the same identical wireless card and had the same issue in Gutsy,
and it seems to me that this is no longer an issue in Intrepid. Looks
like the kernel developers did some good work.
ShinjiLeery, can you confirm? This bug should probably be closed.
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** Summary changed:
- [intrepid] read from Samsung SP2514N IDE hard disk causes system freeze
+ [hardy/intrepid] read from IDE with VIA VT82C586A interface causes kernel
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It turns out, I can still reproduce this bug by reading from the hard
drive and the CD-ROM at the same time. I have taken further pictures of
kernel output, each of which seem to look a little different. Would
they be helpful?
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Status: Invalid = New
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ran dmesg from a live CD boot.
found a message that sd needs to be updated
** Description changed:
Do:
- Boot from Xubuntu Intrepid Desktop Beta 1.10.2008
+ Boot from Xubuntu Intrepid Desktop 8.10
Ctrl - Alt - F1
sudo cat /dev/sda1 /dev/null
Result:
It seems that changing one IDE cable out so that now both cables have 80
wires fixes this problem for me. I will do some more testing in the
next couple of days and reopen if necessary.
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Status: New = Invalid
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Just thought it more appropriate that this file sit on launchpads
servers.
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Do:
Boot from Xubuntu Intrepid Desktop Beta 1.10.2008
Ctrl - Alt - F1
sudo cat
In the past, booting from a live CD would sometimes lead to crashes on
its own, sometimes while booting up, sometimes when installing files to
the newly partitioned hard disk.
I have booted to the Xubuntu live CD beta from yesterday three times now
without these random crashes.
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Running:
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remains a consistent way to crash the system (having booted from a live
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I have to confess, I don't even know what all_generic_ide is supposed to
do, I just ran across it while searching the internet and thought I
would give it a try.
I am tempted to try blacklisting the ata drivers, although I don't have
enough time at the moment to do a full install, just to find
Output from lsmod, having booted without any special boot options.
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Output from lsmod, having booted with the all_generic_ide boot option
passed to grub.
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** Summary changed:
- [intrepid] hard disk read causes system freez
+ [intrepid] read from Samsung SP2514N IDE hard disk causes system freeze
** Description changed:
Do:
Boot from Xubuntu Intrepid Desktop Beta 1.10.2008
Ctrl - Alt - F1
sudo cat /dev/sda1 /dev/null
Result:
This attachment is just to give you an idea of what my hardware is. I
took this from my Gutsy install.
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Do:
Boot from Xubuntu Intrepid Desktop Beta 1.10.2008
Ctrl - Alt - F1
sudo cat /dev/sda1 /dev/null
Result:
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My harddrive is an 250 GB IDE from Samsung, model number : SP2514
I first ran across this
this issue persists in Ubuntu Desktop LiveCD Intrepid Beta from
4.10.2008
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** Attachment added: Output for dmesg from a boot where sound works fine.
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I have to correct myself: restarting does not consistently break sound.
It is hit and miss, whether I reboot or cold start.
(Although, I have to admit that I have installed recommended updates
since my last post, and it could be that the problem is less severe
now.)
I tried rebooting the Edgy
There is more output to be seen on the console.
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On boots when sound works fine, I can access my soundcard simply by issuing:
$ alsamixer
However, on boots where sound does not work properly, this command accesses not
my soundcard, but rather my TV tuner:
Card: SAA7134
In order to access my soundcard on such boots, I have to issue:
$
I also seem to be having this problem on Xubuntu Edgy. However, I do not
get reliable sound when booting from a cold start. On some cold boots it
works, sometimes it does not. However, restarting does seem to
consistently prevent sound from playing with mplayer.
The strange thing is, I have sound
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