I haven't seen this problem for quite a while. I guess it did get fixed
by accident or by intention at some point.
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Title:
Firefox Menu Bar
Still occurring in latest Ubuntu. Using Xfce4 desktop with Xfwm4 window
manager. Previous reference to fvwm may be bogus.
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Firefox Menu
I guess nobody else has this bug, oddly enough, and if it ever gets
fixed, it will be by accident. Attached a screenshot.
** Attachment added: "Firefox at startup with a menu open."
If you don't see specific messages like:
HcDoneHead not written back; disabled
HC died; cleaning up
Then it's unlikely to be the same bug. This one has been fixed anyway.
If you have a particular USB device that disconnects, it's likely to be
either a hardware problem (check it on a different
It still happens occasionally. The menus are still there, but invisible.
I wonder if it's a race condition involving loading of fonts.
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Now the problem has gone away. Or maybe it has become intermittent.
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Firefox Menu Bar missing when starting up at fvwm login
To manage
I tried starting it as firefox --safe-mode mode instead. The problem
still exists, although it looks a little different, presumably because
the Menu Bar isn't enabled. It starts up without any space between the
title bar and the tabs. Right clicking above the tab gives the pop-up
menu but with
Public bug reported:
I'm using the Fvwm window manager. In the "Session and Startup" dialog,
I've added Firefox as an "Application Autostart", using the simple
command "firefox". This has previously worked fine, but since upgrading
to Ubuntu 17.04, Firefox starts up with the Menu Bar missing
I haven't seen this bug for several years. It should probably just be
closed as stale.
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[VIA VT1708S] ALSA test tone not correctly played
It's probably bug #1630063. The system seems to lock up because the
keyboard and/or mouse are plugged into the same USB hub as the printer.
If you can plug them differently, only the printer will lock up. Running
"lsusb" in a terminal will show which hub the devices are connected to.
If you can
I also had this problem, and found a different fix in 4.9 that fixed it
(my original bug #1641052):
commit a8006bd915095c40098bfcb684cc2bdfb414dc0d
Merge: 965c4b7 6bad6bc
Author: Linus Torvalds
Date: Fri Oct 28 11:26:01 2016 -0700
Merge branch
Public bug reported:
Using the bookmarks menu in Firefox, when going to a nested bookmark (3
deep) the menu always opens partly off the right edge of my screen, but
only on the first time the menu is displayed. If the menu is closed and
then reopened, it appears to the left of the previous menu
Interesting quote from http://www.washingtonpost.com/business/technology
/report-nsa-intercepts-computer-deliveries/2013/12/29/dc14c3da-70a2-11e3
-bc6b-712d770c3715_story.html?clsrd
One of the most striking reported revelations concerned the NSA’s
alleged ability to spy on Microsoft Corp.’s crash
I think this is really a request for apport, which shows the error
dialog, instead of Whoopsie, which if I understand it correctly just
uploads anything dumped in /var/crash to daisy.ubuntu.com. It's quite a
neat system, and I may find these crash reports in /var/crash useful now
that I know how
This is a good reason to make sending corefiles a non-default feature.
Is it even possible to send a crash report without an attached core
dump? I only noticed the feature to disable crash reporting entirely.
Another problem is that core dump files can be enormous, and perhaps a
computer with a
I suspect that restarting the networking is also resetting the loopback
device and breaking the connections between X clients and the window
server. Perhaps the network restart script changed at some point.
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I've noticed that the same thing happens when using Xubuntu (XFCE),
which suggests that it's nothing to do with Unity but has something to
do with the underlying layers in the window system. Since X is a
networked window system, you may expect something like this to happen,
but I don't remember
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Updates are available but package list is empty
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The Software Updater dialog says that updates are available, and 634 kB
will be downloaded, but the list of packages in details of updates is
completely blank. The Technical description pane is also blank.
After selecting Install Now, it seems that python-something and
Yeah, ssl, and my proxy was http only. Thanks.
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Title:
Firefox 22 uses stale manual proxy settings when configured to use
system proxy
This is a nasty bug, since Firefox just fails without any error message
after upgrading to version 22. I was affected myself and it took a while
to diagnose. One thing puzzles me: why does google.com still work when a
broken manual proxy is configured?
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The source code of this package has been written as a single large NoWeb
file. The Makefile automatically converts it into C and documentation.
However, I found this initially mystifying, as I suspect it would also
be to other casual readers who would like to know better how
Yeah, that's true, but I thought I'd mention it here since Andrew
Shadura seems to be active in Ubuntu too (and i don't have a Debian
account). And since he isn't the original developer of the package,
there's no reason to think he's attached to noweb.
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I think the default behaviour should be that network problems shouldn't
block login. The exception may be a dedicated workstation with remotely
mounted home directories, where you may want it to block forever. The
current compromise of waiting 120s isn't correct for either situation.
There's also
This happens to me also. I only notice it when installing a new system,
since I don't use Unity otherwise. I just saw it in 13.04:
I don't use network-manager, in fact I've uninstalled it.
I've configured static networks for 3 ethernet cards in /etc/network/interfaces
Running sudo restart
A workaround is to edit /etc/init/failsafe.conf and remove all the
sleeps.
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Boot is delayed up to 120 seconds on static network
I agree, as I wrote on this bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upstart/+bug/995407. This bug
report seems more relevant however. In my case, it's not even my primary
internet connection that hangs, but a connection to another computer
that doesn't need to be switched on.
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For my problem,
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upstart/+bug/1094593 is more
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Even if network is fully configured
This bug is something similar:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upstart/+bug/964775
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Boot is delayed up to 120 seconds on static
This bug is something similar:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upstart/+bug/1094593.
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Boot is delayed due to missing static
So is this:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/upstart/+bug/940485
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To
I just had to edit /etc/init/failsafe.conf to remove all the sleeps.
Otherwise, my system will sometimes take an extra few minutes to boot,
for no good reason.
My setup is a bit unusual, but not too bizarre. I have a router with a
single ethernet connection which is connected to my main computer.
This also happens to me when right clicking on the Emacs title bar. The
work around of disabling Assistive Technologies is good.
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emacs
Got the sound working again by plugging the headphones into the rear
socket instead of the front panel socket, and changing the output
setting in Sound Preferences.
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[VIA VT1708S] ALSA test tone not correctly played back. Cannot unmute. Get
brief burst of sound then it remutes without my
running pulseaudio -v, it prints the following when remuting:
I: module-device-restore.c: Storing volume/mute/port for device
sink:alsa_output.pci-_00_14.2.analog-stereo.
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brief burst of sound then it remutes
Unfortunately disabling pulseaudio makes Firefox extremely unresponsive,
the next time it's restarted. Perhaps other applications would have
difficulties too.
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I also have this problem at the moment. The sound has worked fine in the
past, including after I installed 10.10. But about a week ago I had this
problem. I didn't investigate it and it was gone the next day. Yesterday
I had it again, and it's still present today, after shutting down the
computer
The problem goes away if I disable pulseaudio, although I guess this is
not the ideal solution:
echo autospawn = no ~/.pulse/client.conf
killall pulseaudio
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I'm trying to install 7.04 on a laptop that's currently running a
previous version of Ubuntu. However the installer has been crashing at
different places, locking up the machine so that I can't examine the log
files.
During this boot from the live CD I have already had some
** Attachment added: syslog
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/7908771/syslog
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Tried a 6.10 live CD. This one also passes the self-test, but gets I/O
errors during boot, and locks up before reaching a desktop.
I suppose it's a hardware problem - dodgy CD drive perhaps.
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I tried the 7.04 installer again, and this time it worked perfectly.
Nice one.
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Yes, I think it can be closed.
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