Still an issue on Ubuntu 14.10.
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Wrong zoom in/out behavior touchpad move
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Hi Julian,
I returned the card to the shop since I didn't have a good experience with it.
I was using `ignore_ctl_error=1` to prevent that ugly error...
Hopefully, this will be fixed...
Cheers
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Can anyone reproduce this under 14.10?
I don't have any problems on 14.10 anymore.
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Title:
Crashes on Ubuntu 14.04 when trying to connect to
Public bug reported:
Scenario:
1. Being in browser, I drag the touchpad using two fingers - page scroll
2. While the page is scrolling (my fingers are not on touchpad anymore), I
press CTRL key.
3. The page is zoomed in/out
Same issue appears in Nautilus, for example.
How can this be
Just happened on my ASUS N550J notebook, running 14.04.
I ran `sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get dist-upgrade` and waited to finish
updating.
Then I rebooted the machine, and everything seems to work fine now.
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Public bug reported:
Running 14.04, printer: CANON PIXMA MP190 - prints just one half of page
and then it stops. The another half of page is printed very slowly (ten
minutes?).
The problem appeared after upgrading to Ubuntu 14.04.
How can the problem be fixed? Any workarounds?
Ask me for any
I have the same problem on 14.04. Canon PIXMA MP190
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Canon inkjets (and some other printers) print only half of the last
page after
@len-ovenwerks, @superquad-vortex2 progress/suggestions on this?
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Title:
Cannot record piano
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Then the question is: do you get the same error like me?
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Crashes on Ubuntu 14.04 when trying to connect to iPod
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@len-ovenwerks
Which program are you using to record your piano?
I use Audacity (http://audacity.sourceforge.net/)
Is it recording directly from alsa? or by using pulseaudio?
I guess that by using pulseaudio. How can I record directly from alsa?
If you have switched anything you may have to
@Raymond I forgot to tell you that I use a splitter to split the COMBO
jack in two: line in (the one the comes from piano) and line out
(headphones).
The icon represents a microphone.
http://gentechpcforums.com/system-images/Asus/Asus_N550/Asus_N550_10.jpg
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The sounds come in laptop because I can hear them. Is the problem
somewhere in driver?
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Cannot record piano
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@DrX I use Ubuntu 14.04 64bits, and you guessed right! I get pre-
released updates. :-)
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Title:
Crashes on Ubuntu 14.04 when trying to connect
Public bug reported:
I have a piano and a laptop. I use a jack - jack cable to send sounds
from piano to my laptop. I can hear the piano sounds in my laptop
without problems, but I cannot record them. The laptop internal
microphone is recorded instead.
What can I do to solve the problem?
ALSA
I run every few days:
sudo apt-get update sudo apt-get dist-upgrade
I am very happy that it works fine for me.
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Crashes on Ubuntu
Hey, I am happy to announce you that it works fine now.
Can you confirm this?
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Crashes on Ubuntu 14.04 when trying to connect to iPod
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Still happens for me on Ubuntu 14.04... :-(
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I didn't meet this bug on 13.10, but after upgrading to 14.04 it
appeared...
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Suspend and hibernate not working in
@seb128 Can you change the importance level to a greater one please? I
cannot wait this to be fixed...
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Title:
Crashes on Ubuntu 14.04 when
I didn't meet this bug on 13.10, but after upgrading to 14.04 it
appeared...
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Suspend and hibernate not working in 13.04/13.10 with alx
Marking as new instead of incomplete.
Hope that it will be fixed very soon...
I am glad to hear people that confirm that the bug exists.
** Changed in: rhythmbox (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
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@Jorge Tomé (jorge-jorgetome) what version of Rhythmbox?
Maybe the problem appears form upgrading to v3.
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Crashes on Ubuntu 14.04 when
I hope this will be fixed soon. I really liked how Rhythmbox was working
with my iPod.
ionicabizau@laptop:~$ dpkg -l | grep rhythmbox
ii gir1.2-rb-3.0 3.0.2-0ubuntu1
amd64GObject introspection data for the
Public bug reported:
1. Plug in my iPod shuffle
2. Start Rhythmbox
3. Click iPod to be able to sync music.
4. Rhythmbox crashes
$ rhythmbox
(rhythmbox:29428): Gtk-CRITICAL **: gtk_css_provider_load_from_path:
assertion 'path != NULL' failed
(rhythmbox:29428): GLib-GObject-CRITICAL **: object
Still happening on 14.04. Can you please fix this? It's annoying!
Thanks!
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I will add the steps to reproduce the problem but it requires to have a
external audio card.
Will this be fixed in 7 days? If not, I will return the device to the
shop...
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Who is the USB audio driver maintainer and how can I contact him?
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usb audio: cannot get ctl value: req = 0x81, wValue = 0x0, wIndex =
your lsusb output did not contain any vendor specific class
The vendor specific informations appear only when USB Audio 2.0 is
selected, but unfortunately when it is selected lsusb throws an error
When USB Audio 2.0 is selected I am able to see in alsa mixer - F6
Xonar ... option. When I select
Look below:
$ sudo dmesg -C
$ alsactl store -f abc.txt
alsactl: get_control:256: Cannot read control '2,0,0,PCM Capture Source,0':
Broken pipe
$ dmesg
[ 398.119996] cannot get ctl value: req = 0x81, wValue = 0x0, wIndex = 0x1400,
type = 3
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An error is thrown:
$ alsactl store -f abc.txt
alsactl: get_control:256: Cannot read control '2,0,0,PCM Capture Source,0':
Broken pipe
Also, one clue: in the external sound card (the hardware element) I have a
switcher: USB Audio 2.0 and USB Audio 1.0.
When 2.0 is selected the laptop
When USB Audio 1.0 is selected the output of abc.txt is:
state.PCH {
control.1 {
iface MIXER
name 'Headphone Playback Volume'
value.0 87
value.1 87
comment {
access 'read write'
Does they support Linux? I don't think so... I have a cd with Windows drivers.
Is there any driver for Linux?
What to tell them in the email?
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** Changed in: alsa-driver (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
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Broken pipelline when changing the sound card
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Broken pipelline when changing the
Public bug reported:
I typed in terminal:
alsamixer
Then I wanted to change the sound card (I have connected an external
sound card via USB).
I pressed F6, selected the external sound card and pressed enter.
alsamixer crashed and outputed:
cannot load mixer controls: Broken pipe
My
Where can I find this information from?
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Title:
Switch between microphones in Ubuntu 13.04
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I want to record sounds from my piano. For this I have a jack cable that
connects the piano with my laptop.
My laptop has an built-in microphone that I don't want to use it when
recording from my keyboard.
So, I connected my piano with the laptop by jack cable.
I can hear
http://www.alsa-
project.org/db/?f=384a1a13367f656bac69f80b004e02e319f30b46
** Changed in: alsa-driver (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete = New
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The microphone and the hadphone jacks are into one jack with 4 pins. I
use a splitter to separate them.
The splitter works fine separathing the single jack into two: headphone
and microphone jacks.
I connected the headphones to the splitter (the headphone splitter) and
the cable that comes from
Can you please give me the clear steps that I have to do (e.g. 1. ..., 2. ...
etc)?
I didn't understand what I have to do...
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Title:
Switch
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I have an interesting issue with Ubuntu. I have a laptop that has one
jack for line in/microphone and line out/headphones.
This the reason why I bought a spliter like in the attached image.
Splits one 4 pines jack into two jacks: micrphone and line out
I have an external
Asked this after upgrading to 13.10 on askubunut:
http://askubuntu.com/q/362280/148451
Maybe my solution helps someone.
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pam_ssh does
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