Public bug reported:
Hey guys, I noticed from the upgrade from Gutsy to Hardy Alpha 4 that
whenever I'm surfing the net on Firefox (tried both Firefox 3.0 Beta,
and Firefox 2) my computer will randomly crash on me and not respond in
any way - the mouse will stop moving, CTRL - ALT - BACKSPACE
Awesome, I was about to post a bug about this same thing. I can't wait
for the prerelease update to this.
Thanks a ton.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/105882
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: firefox
I'm not sure what this is, but I got some FIXME errors when I ran
Firefox from the terminal.
Here is some of what I received:
7710] 23:17:49: ERROR: FIXME: DefineFontAlignZoneTag unfinished
7710] 23:17:49: ERROR: Unimplemented: FIXME:
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Public bug reported:
As of Ubuntu Gutsy, updates are just really slow. Is this just because
of many users updating/upgrading? Is this a problem, or is it expected?
** Affects: update-manager (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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Slww server speeds
Thanks Mike! I didn't know where else to post a bug about an Ubuntu
server, so I just placed it here. I'm working in the IT Consulting
field, so seeing your server behave slowly concerns me for your sake. I
started thinking about what could be wrong on your end. I was just
trying to make sure
Hey, sorry about that Bryce. I am running Gutsy AMD64 and have no
problems. It can't standby, but it hibernates. But that matters little
to me.
Thanks!
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Hey guys, I'm just letting you know that Hibernate works for me now.
Standby is still an issue though.
I still have an ASUS P5L-MX.
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ATK0110 ACPI not working
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Nevermind. This problem is fixed in Gutsy already. I downloaded the beta
iso and installed it, and it works perfectly.
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Faulty Wireless Driver
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** Summary changed:
- Strange wireless issue.
+ Faulty Wireless Driver
** Tags added: driver feisty gutsy kernel ubuntu wireless
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** Tags added: edimax ralink rt61 rt73
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Edit - I am using Ubuntu 7.04 32-bit edition.
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Strange wireless issue.
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Public bug reported:
I have an Edimax 7128 Wireless PCI card. At Edimax's website
(www.edimax.com), they provide a Linux driver for the card. The driver
is RT73, but I haven't been able to successfully build the driver and
use it. By default, Ubuntu notices the device and uses RT61, I believe.
Ok. I remember finding a packaged kdar in a .deb file, and it worked
fine in Kubuntu 7.04. That was why I posed the question. If I can find
the package, do you want me to link it to you?
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I noticed that kdar is not present in the Feisty repositories, whereas
it was present in the Edgy and previous repos.
** Affects: kdar (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status: New
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You
This happens to me as well. And I'm in Windows. I'll be using Firefox
2.0.0.3, and have some tabs opened up, and then my computer just
freezes. I believe this would be a Firefox issue, and not an Ubuntu
issue.
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I have the same issue, but with one cdrom. I had originally upgraded
from Edgy to Feisty via Update-Manager, but I later decided to install
Feisty from scratch with the Herd 4 CD. Ever since the scratch install,
I've had a double CD entry, and it gives me the same error, special
device /dev/hdb
I have the same issue, but with one cdrom. I had originally upgraded
from Edgy to Feisty via Update-Manager, but I later decided to install
Feisty from scratch with the Herd 4 CD. Ever since the scratch install,
I've had a double CD entry, and it gives me the same error, special
device /dev/hdb
I've placed the output of each into a tarball file.
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In Edgy, suspend was not working, but hibernate and shutdown still
worked. In Feisty, if I click on shutdown, the computer shuts down
completely, but then boots back up. Hibernate and suspend never actually
put the computer into a sleep state.
My computer is an i945 chipset,
Here is the output of lshw.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: f-spot
Every time I close F-Spot, it sits there, and then the dialog window
asking if I want to Wait or Force Quit the app pops up. I told it to
Force Quit, and the bug report keeps popping up. I do not know quite why
it is crashing in the first place.
Ok, so I kept the older kernel - 2.6.17.xx so I could keep getting
updates... and when I updated to 2.6.20-8-generic, I noticed the network
manager saw a wired connection.
I typed lspci in a terminal, and this was the output:
02:00.0 Ethernet controller: Attansic Technology Corp. L1 Gigabit
Now, I still have Feisty on my machine, but I also have the kernel
2.6.17.x from Edgy still on there. When this fix is released in the
latest Feisty kernel, would I be able to update it from the Edgy
kernel?
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Oh... no I did not. I hadn't even thought of it. I just knew it was hard
to get drivers for it - due to a somewhat lack of driver support on
Attansic's main page. But I had read that somebody had been allowed to
port it to Linux.
I can't seem to find a way to delete the attachment. How can it be
Thanks Kyle! I appreciate the help.
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I connected my MTP Creative Zen Xtra (which worked fine in gnomad2) and
typed in mtp-detect in the terminal - primarily because I was testing
out the new mtpsync program. I am now where I'm at.
** Affects: libmtp (Ubuntu)
Importance: Undecided
Status:
Here are the attachments.
P.S. - I went back in to Edgy for the time being, but I don't think
lspci should have a different output.
P.S.S. - Also when I upgraded in Edgy to kernel 2.6.17-10, the driver
module is no longer seen, I manually ran:
insmod /lib/modules/`uname
Well, in full detail, the boot-up screen is greyscale and incomplete -
the progress bar looks like a bunch of artifacts.
The login screen then appears as normal - in color - and then I can
enter Ubuntu. I can even use Beryl. The problem I have is when I am
shutting down.
The bug has appeared
Ok, so I did
1) ctrl+alt+F1
2) type in username + password
3) sudo reboot
and this is an error I found:
[ 568.908068] BUG: soft lockup detected on CPU#0!
[ 568.908068] Call Trace: IRQ (bunch of numbers) {softlockup_tick+250}
My processor is an Intel Pentium D 805 processor, as well.
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I ran a dist-upgrade from Edgy to Feisty Herd 2.
I had my Attansic Ethernet L1 driver working perfectly in Edgy, but in
the 2.6.20-5 kernel in Feisty, it appears the driver is broken (I'm on
my laptop now). I also am unable to boot into the older kernel in GRUB -
it tells me
Public bug reported:
I installed Ubuntu Edgy x86-64, and I found myself unable to restart or
shutdown. When I try, the screen goes black, with the blinking _ in
the top-left corner.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Undecided
Status: Unconfirmed
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I even typed in a terminal
sudo /etc/init.d/gdm restart
and it did the same thing. I'm not sure if this confirms anything, but I
figured I should add it.
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Sourcepackagename: None = gdm
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I've got the same issue, where I will try to restart X and it will black
out with the blinking cursor.
However, I have an Intel GMA 950 using the i810 driver.
Please also note I am using Ubuntu 6.10 x86-64.
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I posted another bug report for this issue here:
https://launchpad.net/bugs/77725
It is for the same motherboard - if you are using an onboard Attansic
Gigabit Ethernet device.
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I forgot to update this yesterday, but I had told the power management
tool to put my computer in hibernate after a while, and when I turned my
computer back on, I'm guessing it was resuming from hibernate, and it
came back with video... but no sound. But I'm sure support for this will
get better
Public bug reported:
I noticed that from Ubuntu Edgy and previous versions of Ubuntu, there
is no driver for the Attansic Ethernet card. To enable this driver, you
must be using Edgy and have the motherboard manufacturer's driver CD -
otherwise, you won't have internet, which greatly would limit
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 67532 ***
Hey, just to let you guys know, if you happen to own an HP Photosmart
E327, add this line to your /etc/udev/rules.d/45-libgphoto2.rules :
SYSFS{idVendor}==03f0, SYSFS{idProduct}==8b02, MODE=0660,
GROUP=plugdev
And to anyone else that is having this
P.S. - Here is the proprietary driver for the ATL1 device (taken from my
ASUS P5L-MX driver cd).
** Attachment added: Attansic Gigabit Ethernet L1 Driver
http://librarian.launchpad.net/5595169/Attansic_L1.zip
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It is on Ubuntu Edgy 6.10, and no error was received; the computer just
appeared to be going to standby, and then the hardware turned back on
with no video - so I had to press the reset button.
I have attached the text files of each output.
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Public bug reported:
I believe that any motherboard that uses the ATK0110 ACPI Utility device
will not be able to go to Standby/Suspend/Hibernate.
My personal motherboard is an ASUS P5L-MX, with a Maxtor ATA 250gb HDD,
a Pentium D 2.67 processor, and 1 Gb of Kingston DDR2 RAM.
I had this same
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