sps113, just to let you know that uvalug wiki page is a little out of
date, but is being updated (I've written some of that wiki). As soon as
I can get back down there and just crack at it, I'll be updating some of
the pages, including this one about Network Manager:
Okay, so I had a bit of a breakthrough today.
The Problem
Like many of you, I've been getting some random lock-ups; kernel panic with a
hard freeze I could only end with a hard reset. This seems had something to do
with the wireless card, iwl3945 -- it really didn't like one of the networks at
Yep -- it's specifically an issue with the 4965, and can be a problem
for the 3945. That's in the Other Known Issues at
http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/810.
Here is what's working for me:
I removed every backport, but I didn't purge them. Then I commented out
all by the
Lenovo folk, can you post your wireless card specs? I'm further under
the impression that this is an Intel 3945/NetworkManager issue, and if
our cards are all the same, it might be worth filing a different bug.
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Just wanted to say that after removing pulseaudio, things seemed to work
on my network at home. But again, once I got on the insecure network at
my university, it froze right up -- about 2 minutes after booting up. I
had Firefox and OpenOffice 3.0 open, but I'm almost positive now it's a
This sounds just like bug #291242. It's also been looked over at the
gnome bugzilla page (http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=558982),
although their fix leaves me a little baffled. Basically, at bugzilla
they claim that you now need to make DER instead of PEM files. I've
done that, and
Different user, same story.
Specs:
Ubuntu 8.10 with the 2.6.27-8-generic on a Lenovo IdeaPad Y510. This is
an absolute show-stopper for me; I've had it freeze up on me numerous
times while writing documents. Today it happened twice, and I lost my
work -- yes, I autosaved, but OO.org 3.0's
** Attachment added: dmesg.0.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/19741293/dmesg.0.log
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Does not fully work in 8.10 with snd-hda-intel (chip: Realtek ALC888).
My system has a 5+1 speaker setup, five speakers and a subwoofer. In
8.10 only two speakers are on; I need to compile the latest alsa drivers
to get full sound.
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Add another log to the fire -- my iwl3945 has gone out as well.
Has anyone removed backports and tried again? I may, and will report
back if it helps. IF it helps.
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Unkown symbol while loading iwl3945
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/294667
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Removing linux-backports-modules (intrepid, generic, etc.) gave me back
my wireless.
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Don't know if anything more has been done with this, but there was an
update, and now I can't even pick up a network at my university -- some
something else is possibly wrong as well. There has been some activity
at bugzilla, but most of it is me being told everything is perfect and
not to use
Just a note: I won't have a chance to try out a patch or anything until
Tuesday, but I'm going to cross-post a bug at the Gnome Bugzilla page
for NetworkManager. That seems to be where the bugs are being triaged.
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NetworkManager 0.7 does not recognize p12 keys
Bug added at http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=558982. You may
want to pop over there and add your input to help ensure that it's
acknowledged.
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NetworkManager 0.7 does not recognize p12 keys
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/291242
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Heh -- I thought I'd anonymized everything in my screen grabs. I left
the cavalier on -- yep, I'm at UVa.
But I'm not there now -- I'll try the patch tomorrow.
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Alexander -- Liu had just noticed the network name in my screengrabs
above, the secure network for the University of Virginia, and he asked
if I was at UVa (sure am). It's not relevant to your patch, but I'm
looking forward to testing it.
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NetworkManager 0.7 does not recognize p12 keys
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: network-manager-gnome
NetworkManager 0.7 in Ubuntu 8.10 no longer recognizes p12 keys. This
is necessary for connecting to some WPA Enterprise networks with an EAP
method of TLS.
Expected behavior from the previous version of NetworkManager in Ubuntu
** Attachment added: NetworkManager in Ubuntu 8.04 (left) and 8.10 (right);
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/19090689/Netmanlogin_old_new.png
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 106583 ***
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Alltray version 0.69
Thunderbird 2.0.0.17, Copyright (c) 1998-2008 mozilla.org
Linux 2.6.24-19-generic #1 SMP Wed Aug 20 22:56:21 UTC 2008 unknown GNU/Linux
Using mtrausch's PPA and the 100% CPU problem is
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 106583 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/106583
Yeah, sure. The problem seems to be very sporadic.
I installed alltray. From there I went into Thunderbird's launcher (on my gnome
panel) and added the lines alltray -stask thunderbird to the COMMAND line.
With 2.6.24-21-generic, screen still dims with VLC and aivdemux, but no
longer with totem and some online video (at least flash video, like
YouTube).
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Looking at the dmesg.log, the problem comes right at the end of the
entire boot sequence -- and the wireless light is one up to this point,
just before the GDM comes up.
The lines:
[ 28.284226] ADDRCONF(NETDEV_UP): wlan0: link is not ready
[ 28.610486] iwl3945: Radio Frequency Kill Switch is
Ah, thanks Pedro. The logs are attached, and uname -r is
2.6.24-21-generic.
Quick question: The screen brightness on the Lenovo IdeaPads is
reversed. We've been working on this in the ubuntuforums, but haven't
had much luck. If I were to file a bug for that, would I need the same
information --
** Attachment added: lspci-vvnn.log
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/18003004/lspci-vvnn.log
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With kernel 2.6.24-21, wireless does not start on boot. The light does
turn on, but somewhere in the boot process the kill switch is activated.
This is on a Lenovo IdeaPad Y510 with a standard Intel PRO/Wireless
3945ABG card with the iwl3945 driver.
There is a wireless
Attaching dmesg
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/17993027/dmesg
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** Description changed:
I've used a Canoscan LIDE 60 with no issues for I don't know how many
versions of Ubuntu, until now. For some reason, Xsane will not find it
on my desktop (No Device Found), and after the latest updates, I can't
find it on my laptop, either.
The scanner is
Public bug reported:
I've used a Canoscan LIDE 60 with no issues for I don't know how many
versions of Ubuntu, until now. For some reason, Xsane will not find it
on my desktop (No Device Found), and after the latest updates, I can't
find it on my laptop, either.
The scanner is connected via a
Ayup. Still the same reversed behavior on the Lenovo, and what's more,
every time some video is started, the screen now drops to its dimmest
level. This happens with any video -- totem, avidemux, youtube, doesn't
matter.
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 187313 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/187313
I'll confirm in 8.04 with ff3.
Lenovo Y510 with both the touchpad and a logitech usb mouse.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/206295
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I was just looking for the same thing; this is still he behavior on
Hardy, and it's counter-intuitive.
When one unmounts a device, one expects it to be ejected and off the
system, not to launch a new window. It creates clutter and can be
confusing to new users.
There must be an easy way to do
Here's me shutting up too.
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Insult shminsult. What I wrote wasn't a duplicate, it was related, so
your That's what 'Mark as duplicate' is for comment was snarky. Or
does a code of conduct only work one way?
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related to, not duplicates, wise guy. but one fix may help another.
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Additional info:
This was noticed just now while in a meeting and on battery with my
laptop.
Same reversal with the Fn keys as above.
Power Management is set to dim the display when idle.
The display didn't automatically go to the dim setting when on battery,
it automatically went to the
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
Similar to -- but not the same as -- other bug reports about brightness
issues on laptops.
Simply put, Fn+up does what Fn+down should do (makes the screen dimmer),
and Fn+down does what Fn+up should do (make the screen brighter).
It
The gpm.log is attached.
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Same problem with a Lenovo Ideapad Y510.
Intel GM965/GL960 gfx card.
Also, Fn+up/Fn+down are reversed, so Fn+up = Fn+down, and Fn+down =
Fn+up.
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A similar problem with -14 and -15 on a Lenovo Y510 with the Intel GM965
card.
Found I can manage Fn+ up/down before I get to grub and manage things.
Also, can go into gconf - gnome-power-manager - backlight and make some
adjustments.
However, in between updates, I either cannot adjust
Same issues on 8.04 beta with the Intel 965 gfx card.
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Same problem, once again. I believe the Google Provider plugin for
Lightning/Thunderbird had a similar problem at one point. Strangely, it
did seem to accurately offer an alarm I set in Google Calendar, but I'm
testing that to make sure.
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Evolution and Google calendar
I use vnc viewers for work every day, and was really looking forward to
vinagre.
However, xvnc4viewer and xtightvincviewer are much more useful at this
point. They are each much faster, and xtightvncviewer allows me to copy
something from my desktop and paste it into something in the vnc session
Confirmed with an nvidia GeForce 8600GT
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I was having a similar problem, and seem to have found a fix.
Specs: Amarok 1.4.8 on Ubuntu 8.04 Beta. Device is an iRiver T10 flashed
as a generic ums device.
With Amarok closed, I went into ~/.kde/share/config/amarokrc and removed
every instance of any configured device. Saved the file, then
I can't say for sure why, but I just got a new laptop (Lenovo Ideapad
Y510), and no longer have this problem. It connects to my WPA2 home
network every time without issue.
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libpam-keyring broken on autologins
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/137247
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Just adding to this:
In Gutsy, the Note of the Day does not delete itself if it isn't used.
Consequently, I keep ending up with a ton of unused Notes of the Day. I
delete these, and they somehow find their way back into my list. Quite
annoying.
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Confirmed on my end. I have two computers stuck in the same loop.
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I filed recently a duplicate bug (didn't find this thread) at
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/compiz/+bug/156827.
Here's one quick work-around for entering data in a data entry field
when using vncviewer (the alt-tab didn't work for me if the other
application covered vncviewer):
1.)
Public bug reported:
When starting vncviewer (I believe the default in Gutsy is xvnc4viewer),
it won't allow you to enter any data if Compiz is enabled. You can
enter data if you click on an adjacent open window or application, but
that window or application cannot cover the vncviewer
** Summary changed:
- With Compiz enabled in Gutsy, the default vnc viewer will not let you
directly type in an I.P address or password.
+ Default vnc viewer will not allow direct data entry with Compiz enabled.
** Tags added: compiz gutsy ubuntu vnc vncviewer
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** Description changed:
- When starting vncviewer (I believe the default in Gutsy is xvnc4viewer),
- it won't allow you to enter any data if Compiz is enabled. You can
- enter data if you click on an adjacent open window or application, but
- that window or application cannot cover the vncviewer
Agreed. Although I understand transferring files via mtpfs is pretty
slow.
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Binary package hint: democracyplayer
Democracy Player 0.9.5.3 in Ubuntu Edgy. Whenever I try the search
feature, it crashes, without any bug report. Otherwise, no other
issues. Possibly this is due to the new front page interface?
** Affects: democracyplayer (Ubuntu)
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Democracy Player 0.9.5.3 in Ubuntu Edgy. Whenever I try the search
- feature, it crashes, without any bug report. Otherwise, no other
- issues. Possibly this is due to the new front page interface?
+ feature, it crashes.
I'll pile on; same problem with Feisty.
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