Found out today that having "draw attention to the window" enabled is
not needed to trigger the bug :/
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Title:
Telegram Desktop steals input on
** Summary changed:
- [USB-Audio - USB Audio, playback] Headphone output mapped incorrectly
+ [USB-Audio - ALC4080] Front panel: Headphone output not working
** Description changed:
I have a MSI MAG X570s Torpedo MAX motherboard, which has an onboard
- 'Starship/Matisse HD Audio Controller'
Public bug reported:
I have a MSI MAG X570s Torpedo MAX motherboard, which has an onboard
'Starship/Matisse HD Audio Controller' controller that has a weird
mapping via USB audio (see bug:
https://bugzilla.kernel.org/show_bug.cgi?id=206873 for a similar
configuration).
Sound via line-out works
Public bug reported:
refind_x64.efi is not signed by the Canonical secure boot signing key,
making installation without the usage of mok & shims or other methods
(i.e.: user uploading keys to the bios) in a secure boot environment
impossible.
Since refind, according to the authors page, respects
Public bug reported:
The libcjson-dev package does not install the pkgconfig or cmake files that
would help projects depending on it to find it.
According to the github source they are available, and could thus be packaged
as well.
** Affects: cjson (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Confirming this bug, also affects me.
We need an hotfix ASAP as this also leads to unbootable computers if
root fs fills up (boot process hangs on starting of GDM, which might
need to create some files).
Had system locked from thursday afternoon till this morning, 38 gig
syslog, completely
Public bug reported:
The system is configured to connect to an OpenVPN server set-up with tap
bridging.
On the remote server radvd is running on the bridged interface, in
assisted set-up mode. radvd advertises a ULA prefix (assisted with
DHCPv6) and a GUA prefix (slaac only)
The remote-server
It's 2015 now, we are /4/ months further and /NO/ fix has been ported
into the right channels.
This is a big shame and it shows the utter lack of quality control in
Canonical pushing releases
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Any news on a fix ?!? this is critical, not being able to use WINE in a
deployment setting is a big NO
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Title:
Nvidia and AMD graphics drivers
Upgraded today, included gtk libs and engines, bug persists
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Title:
Shotwell, unable to set as desktop slideshow, GLIB errors
To manage
Building the package from source (git) seems to have fixed the problem
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Title:
Shotwell, unable to set as desktop slideshow, GLIB errors
To
Public bug reported:
Description:Ubuntu Utopic Unicorn (development branch)
Release:14.10
shotwell:
Installed: 0.20.1-0ubuntu1
Candidate: 0.20.1-0ubuntu1
Version table:
*** 0.20.1-0ubuntu1 0
500 http://nl.archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/ utopic/main amd64 Packages
Public bug reported:
Trying to do a clean 13.04 install fails on UEFI Bios
Steps to reproduce:
manually create EFI Boot Root and Home partitions, install ubuntu 13.04 with
default options. Reboot and Fail
It seems the installer does NOT create EFI options.
Using advised boot-repair does NOT
I can not confirm this being present @3.8.0-19: my setup is unchanged
and still working.
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Title:
kernel upgrade breaks triple monitor setup
To
Public bug reported:
My USB card reader is not detected at boot time.
However if I unplug and then reinsert the internal wire on the
motherboard the device functions fine. Obviously since it is an internal
device this is not a nice workflow ;) (opening up case, pulling cable of
running computer
Public bug reported:
Using the card reader on my desktop my SD card's size is incorrectly
displayed, on my laptop it works fine (also above 1GB, it's not a fake
card).
The card is a 2 GB card, phys geom is H 48 S 47 C 1686
My desktop reports half the size and half the cylinder count, using
yep update seemed to fix it :)
ty :)
** Tags added: kernel-fixed-upstream
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Title:
USB Card reader not detected at boot, after replugging works
when you know when this get's backported would you give me a heads up ?
I'd rather not be running a mainline release candidate ;)
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Title:
USB
I guess that commit is the cause of it actually, as that is the version of the
kernel that is the problem (the bug tool does not allow to select a kernel
version other than the one you booted into)
3.2.0-31.50 works perfectly, 3.2.0-32.51 does not
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I have the same thing if I boot into windows btw, using the propietery
driver it bitches that I should use an active adapter, however linux has
worked perfectly for ever.
I have 3 identical screens set up to identical resolutions and
refreshrates, so sharing clocks and what not should be no issue
http://www.spinics.net/lists/kernel/msg1414662.html
If I read correctly this patch was actually reverted a bit later
upstream.
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Title:
kernel
w00p :)
for now 3.2.0-31 works fine as well ;) no hurries updating :P
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Title:
kernel upgrade breaks triple monitor setup
To manage
Public bug reported:
After kernel upgrade it is impossible to run 3-monitor setup.
Desktop space is correctly created, display settings panel correctly
shows the 3 monitors as enabled however no signal is send to the
monitor.
If one cable is unplugged (either one of the working monitors) the
dmesg error line:
[ 69.762079] [drm:radeon_atom_pick_pll] *ERROR* unable to allocate a
PPLL
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Title:
kernel upgrade breaks triple monitor
** Changed in: os-prober
Status: New = Confirmed
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Title:
GRUB2 fails to detect/add Windows entries on a UEFI system
To manage
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 807801 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/807801
** Changed in: grub2 (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = Confirmed
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 807801
grub-update fails to detect windows bootloader on a uefi system
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I found the issue, playing around with some settings in the
/etc/default/grub file I found that commenting out both lines containing
HIDDEN that were default on now does show the menu.
Apparently the HIDDEN lines configure grub to listen for a shift press
which unfortunately does not work (at
Affected to ;)
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grub-update fails to detect windows bootloader on a uefi system
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** Attachment added: grub config file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/957277/+attachment/2882207/+files/grub.cfg
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Title:
12.04, EFI, Grub menu
Public bug reported:
I installed Ubuntu 12.04 on my desktop computer.
On it is a GPT formatted disk with Windows 7 allready installed.
The disk layout contains 1 EFI partition, 2 windows partitions (hidden and
normal) and 3 linux partitions (root, home and swap)
After installation (had to use
** Description changed:
I'm running latest kernel on 11.04 and just installed the kvm tools.
After creating a virtual machine using the gui and starting it the vm
freezes almost instantly, the bootloader timer of freebsd either freezes
directly or ticks down no further than 7.
Public bug reported:
I'm running latest kernel on 11.04 and just installed the kvm tools.
After creating a virtual machine using the gui and starting it the vm
freezes almost instantly, the bootloader timer of freebsd either freezes
directly or ticks down no further than 7.
This seems to be the
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Title:
FreeBSD freeze when running in Qemu KVM on AMD
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oooh reallt _not_ happy about automagic addition of some files,
I see my IP in WifiSyslog
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FreeBSD freeze when running in Qemu KVM
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I prefer my system clock to be UTC, for I run many systems.
I even configured my XP and Win 7 installs to interpret the system clock as UTC
Nor for some reason Ubuntu has changed the default policy of
interpreting it as UTC without notification.
Fix should be to either
I don't know if it is the same bug as not, but I'm unable to change time zone
as well as time using time-admin
Running it from console, unlocking, changing time zone/time and then closing
does not give error output to console however time or zone are not changed in
any way. Which is very
For those unable to set the correct time/zone I found a (straight-forward) work
around:
right click the time and date in the top right of your screen
open the preferences
go to locations and add your location/a location with the same time zone
click the time and date so the drop down menu will
I completely agree in seeing the benefits of having a separate home partition,
I always create one myself.
However a root which is to small (10gb) will run into problems REALLY quick,
remember a LOT of apps default to /opt (i.e. vmware images non-free games)
some stuff goes to /var (this is
That might definately be possible, the PC is an old Dell optiplex gx270 which
only has 1 pci slot, I did disable the com and lpt ports in order to be sure
enough IRQs where available.
My neighbour is running 9.04 with exactly the same car (same card/chipset/etc)
and for him it worked out of the
I can confirm this bug in 9.10 , apperently it is only with certain
revisions/brands using this chip as I've seen people succesfully using this
card in 9.10, with the modules disabled (actually renamed) the machine boots
correctly with card plugged in.
I'll drop an lspci after getting the
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