For the record: I had exactly this problem in my Lenovo X250 in late
April. Basically forcing be to reboot at least every second day. After
upgrading to 16.04 the problem has not been seen again.
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Mickey's fix solve this for me too - when I later installed emacs23
update-alternatives cleaned out severel old references to xemacs21. Note
however that some files are left behind in /usr/share/xemacs21/ - the
seem harmless, though.
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Actually, I've just realized that it DOES work, but in a rather un-intuitive
way:
* Open the account dialog
* Select what you want to remove
* Press the Delete/Remove button on the right -> You will get a confirm dialog
that doesn't work
* CLOSE the account dialog (even though it is behind the co
Same here. I guess manually editing that section out of the accountrc
file is the primary route...
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Title:
'Delete Account' dialog unresponsive
Same problem. Running unity 2d on a newly a MBP newly upgraded from
11.10.
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Title:
update-manager crashes when trying to upgrade to quantal (Gtk
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Title:
Evolution with mapi over vpn fails to reconnect
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Sadly, I'm currently forced to fetch mail from an Exchange server via a Cisco
tunnel.
Luckily, Evolution with mapi combined with vpnc mostly works.
However, it seems that I'm forced to restart Evolution every time the tunnel
disconnects (which is more often than I had hoped
@itismike
Well, it might be sort of related. I'm pretty sure it worked when I booted from
the live CD (as did the screen backlight keys, but I'm not sure it was using
nvidia at the time), so something is different from that state and it may well
be that the difference is the SHMConfig flag. If s
I can confirm this with a MBP6,1 - it worked fine in previous releases but now
fails to find a my Belkin APs on channel 13, but adjusting them to channel 6
works perfectly.
03:00.0 Network controller: Broadcom Corporation BCM43224 802.11a/b/g/n (rev 01)
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@itismike - thanks for the hint in #743352
However, I'm a but stumped as I've failed to figure out the correct way
to enable SHMConfig in Natty. Things appear to have changed both inside
the bcm5974 and with the .fdi files recently so none of the tricks I
know allow synclient to connect.
In the o
For the record: I just made a quick test compiling the Maverick
mbp_nvidia_bl package on my vanilla Natty MBP 6,1 and correctly finds
the device now. However, as soon as I tried to adjust the level (F1) the
screen went black and I had no way to get it sane again. I didn't have
time to look deeper (
For the record: My system is still stable since the upgrade to 185.18.08 10
days ago. I'd highly recommend it to anyone experiencing a problem. BTW: my box
has an AMD Athlon(tm) 64 X2 Dual Core Processor 4400+ and runs in 32 bit mode.
/ Jonas
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This thread was spot on for me. I have a (according to dmidecode) FUJITSU
SIEMENS A8NE-FM minitower with a GeForce 7300 and since upgrading to Jaunty it
has been haunted by random hangs.
I just installed 185.18.08 (had to clean out all old nvidia drivers from
synaptics first) and although it's
As mentioned above, I no longer experince this issue, but I can say that I
never loaded any firmware that I'm aware of - unless you count ndiswrapper.
Previous models of MacBookPro required firmware for the webcam, but that has
never been needed on the 4,1 I have. So, from my point of view, fir
Followup from my earlier comment: 2.6.27-10-generic continued being OK for me
and
2.6.27-11-generic has been OK too. Not tried Jaunty yet, but it sure looks
hopeful.
Best / Jonas
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kernel warning while suspending
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I got it with 2.6.27-7-generic, but since I upgraded to
2.6.27-10-generic it seems to have disappeared.
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As reported in bug #298541 I experience the same problem and also find
it relatively harmless except for that the battery and network applets
get more and duplicate entries as a keep suspending/resuming (but not
every time).
I noticed something interesting: When the latest kernel was installed
(th
I didn't report this, but I have the same problem. I see these message
after I resume from suspend to ram (from the gnome-power-manager battery
icon). Most of the time, it works anyway, but I see two annoying signs
if things being somewhat broken:
* My battery is listed multiple times in the power
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