Hi, I just wanted to let you know that the latest network manager from
"deb http://ppa.launchpad.net/network-manager/ubuntu intrepid main"
still fails with "shared secrets" error if password is saved in the
keyring.
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Today I installed the latest NetworkManager from "deb
http://ppa.launchpad.net/network-manager/ubuntu intrepid main". I can
now finally connect to my VPN network! However, if I try to save the
password in the keyring, I still get a VPN error about 'shared secrets'.
And I am also having some DNS iss
Did not quite work for me in Intrepid Alpha 5 with all the updates. The
result is the same as in previous two Ubuntu releases. The system does
not wake up from suspend to ram on it's own. (Unless I don't hold down a
(any) key on the keyboard. Then it wakes up in ~10-15 seconds).
uname -a:
Linux la
I'm having this bug as well.
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I have no lockups in Gutsy right now. However, as I experimented with
manually compiling rt2x00 drivers, etc, I do not have the stock Gutsy
anymore.
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After I executed "sync; echo 1 > /sys/power/pm_trace; /etc/acpi/sleep.sh
force" as a root, the system did not go into suspend, but hanged
instead. The power led remained on instead of blinking as expected. I
switched the system off, then turned back on and captured dmesg.log
Please let me know if
I have installed Hardy Alpha 4, the problem now happens randomly. From 5
suspends, 2 were successull without any additional help, but 3 others
required to hold down a keyboard button (as in Gutsy). It is worth
noting that if I do not press any key, the system will sometimes come
out of suspend of i
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My HP nx7400 laptop has a trackpad with special scroll area on it' s
left. In Hardy this scroll area does not work as expected (does not
scroll) but instead behaves like a gener
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My HP nx7400 laptop has a trackpad with special scroll area on it' s
left. In Hardy this scroll area does not work as expected (does not
scroll) but instead behaves like a general touchpad.
I am using a freshly installed Hardy Alpha 4 with all updates applied
as of 04 febr.
I have tested suspend with Hardy Alpha 3 LiveCD. There are no
improvements, it's actually a little worse: now it won't wake up with or
without pressing any keys on the keyboard.
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I also tried to manually compile the latest kernel (2.6.23.something
with the latest prepatch). Resume then works better (the above-mentioned
keydown fix required only sometimes), but the laptop always hangs on
shutdown.
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Hewlett Packard nx7400 fails to properly wake up after suspend to RAM. I
am running Gutsy with daily updates as of 16 November, 2007.
After suspend, the hard disc spins up, but the screen appears blank.
One workarround is to press any button on the keyboard (i'm using left
a
dmesg.txt (obtained after resume, laptop suspended with "sync; echo >
/sys/power/pm_trace; /etc/acpi/sleep.sh force", resumed by holding down
left arrow on the keyboard)
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There is something wrong in the way "Language Support" applet works
1) Installed Gutsy Beta, during installation changed keyboard layout to
Latvian (aposthrope variant), left default English system language.
2) After installation I was unable to change system default languag
Hey Jeff, these are great news. Does anybody have an idea on when this
bugfix might end up in 'regular' Feisty updates?
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For me, it does not boot even with 15.25 kernel. It shows something
along the lines "ata sectors mismatch" (see screenshots). The last
working kernel remains the 13th.
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Black screen is displayed when booting into X. I applied todays updates,
then immediately rebooted. If I remember correctly, there was a new nv
driver among the updates.
I am using Feisty Beta, my video card is an old NVIDIA GeForce2 400MX.
I would be delighted to provide an
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I can now confirm this - if rt61 is blacklisted, the problem is gone. If
I leave rt61, the system is unstable even with completely up-to-date
Feisty Beta.
I remember reading that rt2x00 drivers do not like SMP kernels. Maybe
that's somehow connected?
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Feisty Beta almost works - it manages to wake up from suspend2ram just
fine, only the display stays off, as others have noted. It can be fixed,
though (at least it works for my nx7400 flavor).
There were 2 steps to enable display to resume:
1) I compiled i8042 as module, configured /etc/default/ac
Feisty Beta does not have this problem. I checked Ubuntu kernel sources,
it seems that the beforementioned fix is included in them. Some ACPI
problems remain with suspend2ram functionality (laptop wakes up with
black screen / without mouse and keyboard) but that's another bug.
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Since I'm the 3rd person who hits this bug, changing status to
Confirmed.
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I can confirm that Feisty's NetworkManager indeed misbehaves when there
is more than one network card present. I have two cards, one connected
to public internet, one is for my home network. Only one card works at
the time, I can even use NetworkManager to choose, which one.
As others have noted,
Still didn't work on March 17 daily build. Feisty uses the same old
'vesa' driver both when booted from LiveCD/installed on HDD. Did March
17 build include the updated discover-data? Should I also test beta
release when it becomes available?
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There are problems with ACPI management on my HP nx7400 laptop. The
laptop does not detect changes in power source (for example, when AC
adapter added/removed). There is also some weird fan behavior.
Furthermore, it does not wake up from suspend2ram - the screen remains
blank
This bug seems to be pretty similar:
https://launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/83009
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Mattias, thank you for your post. At least we are getting somewhere :)
This could indeed be the problem as I actually have rt61 card, too. I
recompiled my kernel using sources from kernel.org, afterwards I had no
wireless support, but also no freezes. There has to be something wrong
with rt61 driv
Thanks! It works now.
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Update: according to the information printed on system startup, it's
NVIDIA GeForce2 MX-400, Bios version 3.11.01.48MB6. Hope this helps.
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Hi, it's ancient NVIDIA card - GeForce 2 MX, AGP 4X with 64MB memory. It
seems that Feisty does not get along with it. I also tried to install
nvidia restricted drivers for it (sudo apt-get install nvidia-glx-
legacy), but then X would crash at startup (had to copy back the old
xorg.conf from the b
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Computer freezes when running Feisty. This happens when using LiveCD,
but also with HDD-based-version with all updates installed. System
stops responding, mouse cursor freezes, no response to any keyboard
input, including Num Lock. Freezes occur on average every 2-
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The highest resolution supported by Feisty is 1024x768, although my
monitor's, Samsung SyncMaster 913n native resolution is 1280x1024.
+
+ It seems that xorg.conf actually contains t
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The highest resolution supported by Feisty is 1024x768, although my
monitor's, Samsung SyncMaster 913n native resolution is 1280x1024.
It seems that xorg.conf actually contains the correct resolution, but
somehow System->Preferences->Display resolution applet won't show it in
Please let me know if I can add any other information. This bug is a
showstopper for me for obvious reasons (freeze every 2-3 minutes :)
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Thank you very much for your quick response. The output of uname -a is
"Linux desktop 2.6.20-9-generic #2 SMP Mon Feb 26 03:01:44 UTC 2007 i686
GNU/Linux".
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Computer freezes when running Feisty. This happens when using LiveCD,
but also with HDD-based-version with all updates installed. System
stops responding, mouse cursor freezes, no response to any keyboard
input, including Num Lock. Freezes occur on average every 2-3 minutes.
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