I think I have the same problem, running Ubuntu Edgy and on logon beryl
crashes, only to restart fine and everything works except for a crash
report bugging me to submit. One thing that might be different is that
I am running if from the startup rather from the session profile. (ie:
System -> Pre
At the time it couldn't log in at all whether it be graphical or otherwise.
None of the permissions could be changed as there was no other access to an
account with such ability to do so
--
GNOME unable to lock file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/154548
You received this bug notification becaus
I'll make note of that for the unlikely chance it happens again.
Sadly as it was a machine required for work it had to be rebuilt a few
weeks after the bug appeared just to be able to get on with work. At the
time no solution for it was found by myself or anyone else that tried to
help with the is
At the time it couldn't log in at all whether it be graphical or otherwise.
None of the permissions could be changed as there was no other access to an
account with such ability to do so
--
GNOME unable to lock file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/154548
You received this bug notification becaus
I'll make note of that for the unlikely chance it happens again.
Sadly as it was a machine required for work it had to be rebuilt a few
weeks after the bug appeared just to be able to get on with work. At the
time no solution for it was found by myself or anyone else that tried to
help with the is
I think I have the same problem, running Ubuntu Edgy and on logon beryl
crashes, only to restart fine and everything works except for a crash
report bugging me to submit. One thing that might be different is that
I am running if from the startup rather from the session profile. (ie:
System -> Pre
At the time it couldn't log in at all whether it be graphical or otherwise.
None of the permissions could be changed as there was no other access to an
account with such ability to do so
--
GNOME unable to lock file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/154548
You received this bug notification becaus
I'll make note of that for the unlikely chance it happens again.
Sadly as it was a machine required for work it had to be rebuilt a few
weeks after the bug appeared just to be able to get on with work. At the
time no solution for it was found by myself or anyone else that tried to
help with the is
I think I have the same problem, running Ubuntu Edgy and on logon beryl
crashes, only to restart fine and everything works except for a crash
report bugging me to submit. One thing that might be different is that
I am running if from the startup rather from the session profile. (ie:
System -> Pre
I think I have the same problem, running Ubuntu Edgy and on logon beryl
crashes, only to restart fine and everything works except for a crash
report bugging me to submit. One thing that might be different is that
I am running if from the startup rather from the session profile. (ie:
System -> Pre
At the time it couldn't log in at all whether it be graphical or otherwise.
None of the permissions could be changed as there was no other access to an
account with such ability to do so
--
GNOME unable to lock file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/154548
You received this bug notification becaus
I'll make note of that for the unlikely chance it happens again.
Sadly as it was a machine required for work it had to be rebuilt a few
weeks after the bug appeared just to be able to get on with work. At the
time no solution for it was found by myself or anyone else that tried to
help with the is
I think I have the same problem, running Ubuntu Edgy and on logon beryl
crashes, only to restart fine and everything works except for a crash
report bugging me to submit. One thing that might be different is that
I am running if from the startup rather from the session profile. (ie:
System -> Pre
At the time it couldn't log in at all whether it be graphical or otherwise.
None of the permissions could be changed as there was no other access to an
account with such ability to do so
--
GNOME unable to lock file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/154548
You received this bug notification becaus
I'll make note of that for the unlikely chance it happens again.
Sadly as it was a machine required for work it had to be rebuilt a few
weeks after the bug appeared just to be able to get on with work. At the
time no solution for it was found by myself or anyone else that tried to
help with the is
At the time it couldn't log in at all whether it be graphical or otherwise.
None of the permissions could be changed as there was no other access to an
account with such ability to do so
--
GNOME unable to lock file
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/154548
You received this bug notification becaus
I'll make note of that for the unlikely chance it happens again.
Sadly as it was a machine required for work it had to be rebuilt a few
weeks after the bug appeared just to be able to get on with work. At the
time no solution for it was found by myself or anyone else that tried to
help with the is
I think I have the same problem, running Ubuntu Edgy and on logon beryl
crashes, only to restart fine and everything works except for a crash
report bugging me to submit. One thing that might be different is that
I am running if from the startup rather from the session profile. (ie:
System -> Pre
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 334249 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334249
I also am experiencing this bug.
After cold boot from power down keyboard is dead, ext USB mouse is OK
If I immediately Restart then keyboard appears to be OK
However
I get intermitten keybaord failures at ra
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 334249 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334249
I applied the Menu.lst options for the i8042 and that also seems to have
fixed it for me.
PS I forgot to mention that I also have a Dell Vostro 1510.
>From my early days in Micros in the 70s/80s I remember t
Personally, I prefer the "style" of Jef's emblem icon set over the
current set to a rather sizable degree. They make use of an immediately
more recognizable image for each emblem and seem more integrated and
modern compared to other included graphics in the Distro.
Eric's 'colored' update is an i
I have seen this exact issue in Edgy, as well, but it occurred when
using the default theme.
I installed Edgy on a system with an i815 onboard graphics chips. X was
set to a 24-bit display by default and the above issue was noted. After
reducing to a 16bit display the issue resolved itself.
I'm u
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 334249 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334249
I also am experiencing this bug.
After cold boot from power down keyboard is dead, ext USB mouse is OK
If I immediately Restart then keyboard appears to be OK
However
I get intermitten keybaord failures at ra
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 334249 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334249
I applied the Menu.lst options for the i8042 and that also seems to have
fixed it for me.
PS I forgot to mention that I also have a Dell Vostro 1510.
>From my early days in Micros in the 70s/80s I remember t
Personally, I prefer the "style" of Jef's emblem icon set over the
current set to a rather sizable degree. They make use of an immediately
more recognizable image for each emblem and seem more integrated and
modern compared to other included graphics in the Distro.
Eric's 'colored' update is an i
I have seen this exact issue in Edgy, as well, but it occurred when
using the default theme.
I installed Edgy on a system with an i815 onboard graphics chips. X was
set to a 24-bit display by default and the above issue was noted. After
reducing to a 16bit display the issue resolved itself.
I'm u
Personally, I prefer the "style" of Jef's emblem icon set over the
current set to a rather sizable degree. They make use of an immediately
more recognizable image for each emblem and seem more integrated and
modern compared to other included graphics in the Distro.
Eric's 'colored' update is an i
I have seen this exact issue in Edgy, as well, but it occurred when
using the default theme.
I installed Edgy on a system with an i815 onboard graphics chips. X was
set to a 24-bit display by default and the above issue was noted. After
reducing to a 16bit display the issue resolved itself.
I'm u
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 334249 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334249
I also am experiencing this bug.
After cold boot from power down keyboard is dead, ext USB mouse is OK
If I immediately Restart then keyboard appears to be OK
However
I get intermitten keybaord failures at ra
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 334249 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334249
I applied the Menu.lst options for the i8042 and that also seems to have
fixed it for me.
PS I forgot to mention that I also have a Dell Vostro 1510.
>From my early days in Micros in the 70s/80s I remember t
Personally, I prefer the "style" of Jef's emblem icon set over the
current set to a rather sizable degree. They make use of an immediately
more recognizable image for each emblem and seem more integrated and
modern compared to other included graphics in the Distro.
Eric's 'colored' update is an i
I have seen this exact issue in Edgy, as well, but it occurred when
using the default theme.
I installed Edgy on a system with an i815 onboard graphics chips. X was
set to a 24-bit display by default and the above issue was noted. After
reducing to a 16bit display the issue resolved itself.
I'm u
Personally, I prefer the "style" of Jef's emblem icon set over the
current set to a rather sizable degree. They make use of an immediately
more recognizable image for each emblem and seem more integrated and
modern compared to other included graphics in the Distro.
Eric's 'colored' update is an i
I have seen this exact issue in Edgy, as well, but it occurred when
using the default theme.
I installed Edgy on a system with an i815 onboard graphics chips. X was
set to a 24-bit display by default and the above issue was noted. After
reducing to a 16bit display the issue resolved itself.
I'm u
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 334249 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334249
I also am experiencing this bug.
After cold boot from power down keyboard is dead, ext USB mouse is OK
If I immediately Restart then keyboard appears to be OK
However
I get intermitten keybaord failures at ra
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 334249 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334249
I applied the Menu.lst options for the i8042 and that also seems to have
fixed it for me.
PS I forgot to mention that I also have a Dell Vostro 1510.
>From my early days in Micros in the 70s/80s I remember t
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 334249 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334249
I also am experiencing this bug.
After cold boot from power down keyboard is dead, ext USB mouse is OK
If I immediately Restart then keyboard appears to be OK
However
I get intermitten keybaord failures at ra
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 334249 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334249
I applied the Menu.lst options for the i8042 and that also seems to have
fixed it for me.
PS I forgot to mention that I also have a Dell Vostro 1510.
>From my early days in Micros in the 70s/80s I remember t
Personally, I prefer the "style" of Jef's emblem icon set over the
current set to a rather sizable degree. They make use of an immediately
more recognizable image for each emblem and seem more integrated and
modern compared to other included graphics in the Distro.
Eric's 'colored' update is an i
I have seen this exact issue in Edgy, as well, but it occurred when
using the default theme.
I installed Edgy on a system with an i815 onboard graphics chips. X was
set to a 24-bit display by default and the above issue was noted. After
reducing to a 16bit display the issue resolved itself.
I'm u
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 334249 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334249
I also am experiencing this bug.
After cold boot from power down keyboard is dead, ext USB mouse is OK
If I immediately Restart then keyboard appears to be OK
However
I get intermitten keybaord failures at ra
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 334249 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/334249
I applied the Menu.lst options for the i8042 and that also seems to have
fixed it for me.
PS I forgot to mention that I also have a Dell Vostro 1510.
>From my early days in Micros in the 70s/80s I remember t
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