Used sudo for both the cp and tar commands to get the permissions
restricted fadt and dsdt directories. The event directory is busy and
won't copy.
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Suspend / Hibernate previously worked like a champ. Today's upgrade from
linux-image-2.6.24-19.34 to .36 (linux
-image-2.6.24-19-generic_2.6.24-19.36_amd64) breaks suspend into two pieces.
It worked perfectly yesterday.
The console freezes reporting a bunch of bad news.
Tested in Hardy 8.04.1 amd64 desktop with linux-backports-module-hardy.
wifi LED lights, confirming fix on Inspiron 1420 with Intel 4965. RF
kill switch works, LED extinguishes when off, returns when on.
Doesn't blink with activity, but that's a separate issue.
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I have not tested the linux-backports-module yet.
But I can confirm that this appears to be resolved in Intrepid Alpha 2.
This comment is being posted off the LiveCD using the iwl4965 module.
linux-ubuntu-modules is apparently not packaged yet for intrepid, so the
firmware has to be manually insta
Chris,
Don has isolated the flashing drive led, to his removable CD-RW device.
Based on his response in the related question, I do not think he will be
responding to the bug. Therefore you can probably close the bug, or
just let it expire.
Best regards,
Harvey
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constant disk access
https://
The information Chris needs is the command name, which is the far right
column. PIDs are an arbitrary identifier, except for 1 which is always
the init process.
If you have the screenshot, I recommend visiting the bug in launchpad
and attaching it to a comment. Email replies to bugs do not add
a
** Description changed:
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- This report is based on the amd64 intrepid iso dated Jun 26, 2006. The
+ This report is based on the amd64 intrepid iso dated Jun 26, 2008. The
install was attempted on bare metal, an Inspiron 1420 w/core2duo.
The instal
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: debian-installer
This report is based on the amd64 intrepid iso dated Jun 26, 2006. The
install was attempted on bare metal, an Inspiron 1420 w/core2duo.
The installation progressed normally until the user configuration after
reboot. When attempting to
Martin,
On the Inspiron 1420 w/ NVIDIA GeForce 8400M GS graphics, The screen is
completely black (although note that the backlight is lit) whether or
not the blank screensaver is locked, or not.
I am not seeing that problem, so it may be specific to certain models of
the graphics. It may also be
Martin,
Positive feedback. On a Dell 1420 w/GeForce 8400M GS. Used the latest
daily-live (amd64 desktop) which must have included the hardy-proposed
package, because it wasn't listed in update-manager.
I can suspend / hibernate multiple times without the white screen.
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Mario,
Appears to resolve the white screen after resume from suspend /
hibernate on the Inspiron 1420. When I'm ready to be mentored, I'll be
checking to see if you are around.
Thanks, great analysis and troubleshooting. Hope to see either the
030_fix_screensaver patch rolled back or Nvidia fix
I haven't received it in awhile, and was never able to reproduce it at
will.
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Mark,
On splitting off, the most recent duplicate bug is one that I created.
I think it's Timo's intent to lump our issues in with the rest.
I've attached od.log as you requested. I did not generate it earlier,
because I cannot read the output. I was able to generate the bug and
attempted to in
The Beta 173.08 nvidia driver does not resolve the issue, I tested it
yesterday. So it does not look likely we will see results for awhile.
As many of you know, Nvidia does not have a formal bug-tracking system.
They collect issues from the user forums, and then provide little
information in retu
This attachment is the Xorg.0.log after suspend / resume cycle with
compiz active.
Later this evening I will also include .xsession-errors and Xorg.0.logs
after suspend / resume cycle with compiz inactive.
Hope this helps,
Harvey
** Attachment added: "Xorg.0.log.resume"
http://launchpadlibra
This attachment is the Xorg.0.log after clean start.
** Attachment added: "Xorg.0.log.start"
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This bug is occurring on a Dell Inspiron 1420 with the integrated Nvidia
8400M GS graphics. The nvidia-glx-new driver is installed.
Problem:
When resuming from either suspend or hibernate, the laptop screen
displays a white screen with a cursor.
I can reliably reproduce the key repeat problem 100% of the time. So it
would seem the issue is not isolated to the Caps Lock key.
When depressing the blue [Fn] key and then [F10] to eject the cdrom
drawer, it creates a repeat. The repeat can be stopped by hitting any
key. But the drawer will c
Nicholas,
I respectfully disagree. This is a documented feature of the closed
source nvidia driver. You can confirm (or deny) this by reading the
README.txt file supplied by Nvidia with the driver.
The guidance on reporting problems
(http://www.ubuntu.com/community/ReportProblem) states that bu
atkbd.softrepeat=1 is not the solution. It reduces the occurrences of
the repeats perceptibly, but does not prevent them.
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Mark's comments got me thinking laterally. Perhaps there's an issue
between X's software key repeat and the kernels. I turned the kernel
repeat off by appending:
atkbd.softrepeat=1
to the kernel boot parameters in grub.
It seems to help, as I have not had a repeat yet, but I'll keep testin
I am attaching a capture of the events for both "good" key press /
releases and "bad" ones.
There is no discernable difference between the events between "good" and
"bad" except in timing. There are no missing or extra events recorded
when comparing the "bad" to the "good".
The capture was obtai
Mark,
I am curious, because we both have the same hardware, and initially
experienced the bug in the same application, emacs. Have you mapped the
Ctrl key to the Caps Lock key? I have observed that the Caps Lock key
is part of the trigger of the repeats. Without remapping, the normal
Ctrl key d
Cruncher and wilderjds,
Cruncher:
The bug (#213669) I experience is not as described here, the repeating
does not stop by itself. It is also not similar to #194214, in that I
cannot reproduce those problems. When I experience the bug, simply
hitting any other key after the repeats begins, stops
Attaching Xorg.0.log per D. Chen's request. This copy is produced with
kernel version *-15, which is working normally.
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The attached Xorg.0.log is attached per D. Chen's request. This was
obtained by booting, and selecting "continue" in the resulting
displayconfig-gtk.
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In Bug #215833, Herbert identifies the solution:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/linux-ubuntu-
modules-2.6.24/+bug/215833/comments/9
which is simply to install the latest Nvidia driver. The version we are
using is probably good also, but most likely needs to be built against
the latest
Steve and xtknight:
Yes, this fixes the "no boot" problem. I let it go longer as Joachim
suggested. It did indeed go further, but only to "loading manual
modules" then no further.
As xtknight points out, there is another bug involved, that with the
nvidia module. I can confirm xtknight's report
Conversation in #ubuntu+1 points to a problem at or near the point
wireless interfaces are trying to come up. One user noticed it hanging
at his broadcom device, it hung trying to bring up my intel 4965 device.
This is on today's hardy desktop amd64 daily-live. As mentioned, can't
boot this kern
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 124406 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/124406
Greetings Timo,
After reading through the lengthy bug you have marked this a duplicate
of (124406), I have a question.
Although there is a chance they may be related, the symptoms experienced
in Bug 213669 a
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xserver-xorg
Problem:
Entering [Caps Lock] and then any other character causes the second key
to be repeated continually, until the [Caps Lock] key is hit again. I
discovered this problem after learning to use emacs, and subsequently
switching the [Caps
I recommend this bug be closed, as it is not a problem originating with
either xorg or Ubuntu, but with the proprietary nvidia driver. I also
own a laptop with integrated nvidia graphics (8400M GS). The README.txt
supplied with the driver explains both the issue and the workaround,
which is fully
** Description changed:
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Background:
User must modify /etc/X11/xorg.conf due to insufficient X
autoconfiguration created during install (separate issue). If user
modifies autoconfigured touchpad entry in xorg.conf, i.e. renames
InputDevic
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
Background:
User must modify /etc/X11/xorg.conf due to insufficient X
autoconfiguration created during install (separate issue). If user
modifies autoconfigured touchpad entry in xorg.conf, i.e. renames
InputDevice "Synaptics Touchp
Kyle,
This appears to be working for both 1420 and 1420N owners with the
integrated intel audio. Can you confirm that the current Hardy release
or daily-live resolves your issue? If so, we can close this one.
Thanks,
Harvey
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Kees, mjg59, and the rest,
Thanks for your efforts in resolving this. It improves the Core2Duo
amd64 experience.
Harvey
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Received same error, reported by apport after opening FF3.
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Martin,
I appreciate your insight into the issue. If I understand the intent as
described, then I as a bug reporter should not bother changing its
status from private to public. I should just continue to report as long
as the issue is not already 'publicly' reported. Developers will change
the
Last batch of updates corrected the problem.
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Status: New => Fix Released
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Hardy Alpha 6 Desktop amd64 in use.
This bug is reproducible, by using the following:
1. Hibernate
2. Turn machine back on
What happens:
After the machine is turned back on, the expected screen requesting
password does not appear. Instead a
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Sebastien:
I experienced this error in the earlier Alpha releases, but have not
seen it again. I'm currently running Alpha 6. Historically, I was
unable to reproduce this at will.
Harvey
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Yo
Johan and Omid:
Try using the latest daily-live iso found at:
http://cdimage.ubuntu.com/daily-live/
Sound just works out-of-the-box now with the recent changes on the
Inspiron 1420. It also appears to work without changing gnome-volume-
control settings. I'm going to do a fresh install toda
Alex:
I'm running Hardy amd64 (core2 duo) daily-live 2008-02-24 and have not
yet had a problem with the Evolution launcher.
Best regards,
Harvey
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The current behavior of apport is to set the default security / privacy
setting of the resulting bug to "Private." I understand that this may
be a direct result of bug #132800.
To illustrate the poblem here's what I bumped into this morning:
1.
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 196335 ***
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/196335
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Binary package hint: python-central
The initial error was that onboard 0.91 failed to install/upgrade. This
error occurred immediately after running Update Manager. Subsequently,
appor
Output for amd64.
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In attempt to provide useful information, I downloaded both daily-live
versions (amd64 and i386) 2008-02-24 of Hardy desktop and ran the
following commands to obtain the information in this attachment and the
next:
# sudo strace -o usplash-strace.i386 usplash -c
# sudo strace -o usplash-strace.amd
Public bug reported:
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Had two nautilus windows open. Had gedit open with 5 text files opened.
Attempted to close gedit and it would not close. Started to shutdown
machine and apport opened up for gedit. Closed apport, opened Synaptic.
Installed debug syms for gedit.
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Had gnome-terminal open, and two nautilus windows. Hit Ctrl-Alt-F1 to
switch to console, it was black, so Ctrl-Alt-F7 to get back to X. It
was black also, hit Ctrl-Alt-Backspace to restart X. Crash occurred
directly after X restarted.
Saw other
that should read "dell-3stack" in the previous comment.
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Johan,
I didn't find it necessary to add model=3stack. But other users have
used that successfully, as well as dsell-3stack.
The latest Hardy amd64 and i386 releases (Alpha 4) and daily-live cds
solves the issue. The only thing left to the user is to unmute Surround
in gnome-volume-control. Su
Sympy:
For my laptop model, the only gotcha is to unmute surround in either
alsamixer or gnome-volume-control and then reboot or restart alsa. This
gets alsa working normally for me. Otherwise I don't get sound.
To get the mic working, try following the instructions in the comment
above. You h
Confirming bug resolution on Hardy Desktop amd64 Alpha 4 on the Dell
Inspiron 1420. The latest update to the kernel in Hardy (2.6.24-7)
resolves this issue (and another alsa issue). Big thanks to Daniel Chen
(crimsun) and his help in #ubuntu+1 on this issue!
After the kernel is updated you have
Sympy:
I don't know the reason -
https://bugs.launchpad.net/dell/+bug/153963/comments/40
But I do know that the workaround for Gutsy is to build alsa yourself
using this information -
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/HdaIntelSoundHowto?highlight=%28hda%29
The only gotcha with that method though, is that
Saïvann:
Tested your workaround:
1. Modified /etc/usplash.conf (xres=1024; yres=768)
2. Modified /boot/grub/menu.lst (vga=795 and then 792)
3. Performed rest of steps
Results:
795 results in video error:
"Undefined video mode number: 31b"
"Press to see video modes ..."
792 results in expe
Saïvann Carignan:
Thank you for clarifying. I was unaware this bug report was for the
Hardy Desktop i386 edition.
I've installed Hardy Desktop i386 Alpha 4 as you recommended and can
confirm this bug is NOT an issue for this edition on my hardware. I
will continue to watch bug 147623 instead.
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When an ubuntu livecd is converted to liveusb, ubiquity (or d-i) creates
a bad /etc/fstab. The liveusb usb flash device is configured as the
cdrom (/media/cdrom0). Consequently, when a flash drive is inserted
afterwards, gnome-mount fails to mount the device because it is
attempting to mount it a
thecure:
I have the same laptop. The easiest thing to do, until a permanent fix
is made, is to simply hit F6 when the menu loads from the LiveCD, and
then delete the 'splash' entry (and quiet too, if you want to see text
scroll by).
The LiveCD will boot into the native screen resolution of the l
Leann,
This issue is still present in Hardy Desktop amd64 Alpha 4. If there is
anything else I can provide to change the status from 'incomplete'
please let me know.
I can also be available for discussion at #ubuntu+1 as hmuller,
coordination required. As of the latest release, the simplest so
Colin,
In a fresh installation of Hardy Desktop amd64 Alpha 4, the problem is
still present on the Dell Inspiron 1420 (nVidia GeForce 8400M GS). The
screen blanks during normal boot period until gdm starts. Normal
behaviour returns after manual fix.
Screens and Graphics reports the expected lap
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
This bug occured when attempting to close Synaptic. The screen froze,
except for mouse movement. After 15-20 seconds Synaptic closed, then
the crash report notification generated this bug report.
ProblemType: Crash
Architecture: amd64
CrashCount
Output of 'uname -a'
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[hardy desktop amd64 alpha 4]
This issue also presents on the Dell 1420, with the same integrated soundcard .
I researched this on #ubuntu+1 with the aid of crimsun (irc nickname). Please
see attachment for further relevant information, this is based on a clean
install of the above referenced
Output of 'sudo lspci -vvnn'
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Vinicius Massuchetto:
This isn't yet fixed in Hardy Desktop amd64 Alpha 4, yet. But they are
promising to update alsa-driver to 1.0.16rc2, which makes the special
fix I mentioned before a moot point. If you are still using Hardy you
don't have to do any special but compile the 1.0.16rc2 alsa-dri
Duplicate bug 177373: [hardy alpha 1 amd64] touchpad not detected /
configured during install.
Seems to no longer be an issue in alpha 4. Pleasantly surprised to find
it not necessary to add a synaptics section. Able to deselect tap-to-
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Vinicius Massuchetto:
I apologize for the very delayed response. A recent death in the family
has taken me away from my hobbies for awhile.
Steps to reproduce success (amd64): I'll document these in more detail
later, positively sometime this weekend.
Problems you are still having: If I remem
Hardy Alpha 2 Desktop amd64
I've observed similar issues with services-admin and time-admin. Any
modifications to the system made in either application does not result
in a change. This behavior is observed in both the LiveCD, and the
resulting installed system. So the problem appears to be com
For sake of clarity, I'm adding additional information. With the
default setup, the touchpad does work. But it creates erratic jumping,
which is a pain when typing text, forcing the user to constantly go back
and correct if they are touch typists (i.e. don't watch the screen when
typing). This i
Daniel,
I just realized that I pasted the wrong link. Here's the correct one:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/108577/comments/12
If you have additional questions or requests for information, they will be
answered promptly.
ey
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: apparmor
I am currently testing a recent daily version of Hardy Alpha 1 Desktop
amd64, dated 20071218. This issue is not present in Gutsy.
The apparmor module appears not to be properly built. The problem
presents itself initially in the dmesg log faci
Also receiving the same with Hardy Alpha 1 Desktop amd64 (daily
20071218) on Inspiron 1420. The errors are not present in Gutsy Final.
Any questions will be answered promptly.
** Attachment added: "uname-a.log"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11022185/uname-a.log
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pnpacpi: exceeded the max
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/11022188/version.log
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pnpacpi: exceeded the max number of mem/IO resources
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pnpacpi: exceeded the max number of mem/IO resources
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pnpacpi: exceeded the max number of mem/IO resources
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Daniel,
The fix appears to be relatively simple. I don't know if it's the best
fix, but it is sufficient for me:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/108577/comments/11
Best regards,
Harvey
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[hardy] pulseaudio lacking proper access
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/17502
Lorenzo,
Thanks for posting that. That resolved my sound issue also. I wasn't
getting sound at startup, or at login. I was also experiencing the same
issue described in
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/pulseaudio/+bug/175028.
Now sound is back to normal, and I'm not getting all the re
Daniel,
My logs are littered with the same messages Kow initially reported. The
pulseaudio version that is installed is the same that you identified
above. I am going test your instructions to see if that eliminates the
issue naturally. I will report the results later.
All I have done is insta
Tested the temporary fix for blackscreen, no ttys, no usplash in the
installed system based on this bug:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/gutsy/+source/ubiquity/+bug/150930/comments/65
Which results in normal splash with tty's, and obvious absence of black
screen. Only difference here, is I mad
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