As the original poster, I no longer use this kernel version, or 10.04. I
wouldn't be able to regression test any fixes. We can close this bug,
unless someone else wants to adopt it. (I don't see a cancel status.
Is there such a thing?)
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Is this a duplicate of bug #516032 ? That was marked fixed on 02/11.
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gpg doesn't get the right proxy configuration
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Mouse cursor disappears after restarting screen (xrandr / resume)
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cursor disappears
Marking this bug as not a duplicate of bug #492782 . Attempting any
work-around suggested in that bug causes the system to freeze up and
then shut down. I believe the root cause here is something deeper than
the video layer. The last bit of the kernel log today was:
Feb 28 10:05:50 A123501
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 492782 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/492782
This bug is similar to bug #492782 in that the cursor shape disappears.
However, none of the work-arounds mentioned in that bug will fix this
issue. When this bug occurs, changing consoles or otherwise
Public bug reported:
This issue occurs after the system has been running for several days.
When I move the mouse onto the primary monitor, the cursor disappears.
It shows up fine on the secondary monitor. The invisible cursor issue
has always occurred on the same monitor. I can tell that the
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cursor disappears on one screen of dual monitor setup
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To get debug information while booting, remove the 'splash' and 'quiet'
options from the boot command. If booting with the liveCD, press F6
(other options) to display/edit the boot command. If booting with grub,
press 'e' (edit) to modify the boot command. (See
Confirmed to be still present in package version gnome-screensaver
2.28.0-0ubuntu3 (Karmic).
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Binary package hint: netbook-launcher
This happens somewhat infrequently. It does not seem to follow any
pattern. Hovering over an item on the bottom row creates a rectangle
that flows off the bottom of the screen. It appears that the height of
the last row is
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I expect this bug will be marked as wont fix, but I would like one of
the Gnome developers to weigh in on that.
Options to fix gnome-display-properties include:
1. g-d-p automatically starts up g-s-d if it is not running
2. g-d-p reports an error, and refuses to run if g-s-d is not running (it
The automatic proxy configuration breaks apt, etc. I think this is a
bug with the environment; not a bug with apt. Does that mean a bug in
gnome-settings-daemon? I don't know.
For what applications does setting http_proxy=pac+http... work
correctly?
gnome-terminal 2.28.0-0ubuntu1
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/452783
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Binary package hint: bluez
Latest karmic beta. The bluetooth mouse reconnects after suspend
resume, but it does not work. I can disconnect via the bluetooth-applet
or use the switch on the bottom of the mouse. When it reconnects, the
light on the mouse blinks, and I get
update: gnome-display-properties works when in a Gnome session, but not
in an Xfce session. This probably goes without saying to the developers
of the respective projects. However, since the menu item is named
simply Display, it is not immediately obvious why the display settings
applet does not
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 396769 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/396769
** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 396769
cheese cannot open thumbnail images
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/445122
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Applies to the internal laptop screen also. Changing display settings
with gnome-display-properties does not work (the apply button has no
effect). Using xrandr on the command line works. Using xfce4-display-
settings will change the resolution on the primary display, but it does
not list the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
Changing the screen resolution with gnome-display-properties does not
work. I changed the resolution and enabled both monitors, but when I
click apply, nothing happens. If I close it and run it again, the
settings have reverted to
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: cheese
When I double click or right-click-open an image in the bottom pane of
Cheese, the image opens in my default text editor (mousepad) instead of
with an image viewer. If I save the image to the Documents folder, then
double clicking opens it
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Those latencytop numbers seem very healthy to me, but I'm not an expert
with latencytop. When you run latencytop, make sure the audio
application is selected on the bottom half of the screen. Since your
system as a whole seems fairly responsive, the top half of the screen
(overall system) is
I think file not found refers to the grub.cfg file. Please post the
output of set at the grub rescue prompt. Does the prefix look
correct? You can change the prefix at the grub prompt with, for example
set prefix=(hd0,1)/boot/grub
Use the ls command to find the correct path. (Search works
I understand the reluctance to package the alpha from Adobe Labs in
Ubuntu stable. However, I find the 64-bit plugin to be more stable than
the 32-bit plugin with nspluginwrapper and thunking.
(Those who do not want to wait for a package can download it from
I had the same issue. The capure device was selected instead of the
playback device.
I expected to be able to fix this from gnome-volume-control (which opens
from the speaker icon), but the only place to change it is in gnome-
sound-properties.
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-ati
Similar to bug #328531, except the entire system freezes.
The Ubuntu boot splash screen displays fine, but when we get around to starting
X, garbage is displayed on the screen, and the computer completely locks up.
Tried the xfix
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 285603 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/285603
I was wrong about the computer being totally locked up. Only the console is
locked up. I was able to ssh in from another box. Running X under gdb gives:
/usr/bin/X: symbol lookup error:
This might be a duplicate of bug 285603.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/353041
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This might be a duplicate of bug #285603.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/350230
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This might be a duplicate of bug 285603.
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Latencytop may be able to help diagnose this issue (
http://www.latencytop.org/index.php ). This was added in intrepid, so
sudo apt-get install latencytop should install it for you.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/330398
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This is related to the zoom feature in Firefox. Select
View,Zoom,Reset from the menu, or press Ctrl+0. Does this make the
problem go away?
You can also use Ctrl+MouseWheel to change the zoom level.
Apparently Firefox remembers the zoom level, and stores it in a
different location for each
The best work-around is to press Ctrl-0 to reset the zoom.
Appears to be related to the size of the image, not to the image format.
I converted the format of several images between jpg, png, and gif, and
the same image sizes caused issues with all 3 formats. (Though in some
cases the offset was
Attached is a (crude) test script. (Place it on a php5 enabled web
server). Things start to get interesting around the page marked 250.
253x253 is the smallest square image that exhibits the behavior.
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Attached is a screenshot of the above test script on the 250 page.
(Press ctrl-- to zoom out). Images where height+width is 507 might
have this issue.
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I got the same error a few minutes ago.
** Also affects: python-central (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Also affects: onboard (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
** Changed in: gnome-terminal (Ubuntu)
Status: New = Invalid
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onboard fails to
dpkg --debug -i output attached. The problem appears to be in the
REMOVAL script for the previous version of onboard (0.87).
Also, here is a work-around:
dpkg -r onboard
dpkg -i /var/cache/apt/archives/onboard_0.91_all.deb
Not sure why, but removing it as a separate step makes the problem go
chmod 000 /usr/bin/pycentral may also work as a work-around. This may
depend on the versions of the old packages that are being removed.
When finished, a reinstall of python-central should complete the
deferred byte-compiles.
Indeed, this looks very similar to bug #146943
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Bogdan, Kelly, I think your issue is bug #194448 or #146943
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I had the same issue with a gutsy (7.10) to hardy (8.04) upgrade. I used the
modify /etc/apt/sources.list; apt-get update; apt-get dist-upgrade method.
I have the sugar packages (which use Python) installed from
http://ppa.launchpad.net/jani/ubuntu , but I do not thing that was related.
The
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Binary package hint: binutils
The binutils-static package depends on the libc shared library.
However, this dependency is unnecessary because the files in the package
are statically linked.
The patch file:
I was able to successfully suspend and resume on my iMac with the heron
kernel (2.6.24-1-generic). That's good news for the new release, but
not good news for guerilla, I guess.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/159286
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I had the same experience on my Apple iMac 4. (Which has an ATI video
card instead of Nvidia. Also, running gnome instead of KDE.) This was
after an upgrade from fiesty to gutsy.
When I tried to suspend, the machine nearly powered down but a fan was still
running. Nothing would wake the
You can add nodelay as a option to the pam_unix.so module, by adding
it to the end of the line in /etc/pam.d/common-auth . For example, my
common-auth file looks like this:
auth required pam_unix.so nullok_secure nodelay
(I found some documentation on a pam_delay.so module, which allows
setting
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