Another vote for this being a mistake.
I have a notebook computer. This means:
1. I have limited screen real estate.
2. I seldom quit or logout, I nearly always suspend to RAM.
The menubar is *very* privileged territory. To require a special power
button thingie up there, little as it is,
Good news! If I remove the applet, the menu item will return.
Bad news: There is an old idea in user interface design, the "principle
of least astonishment".
This automagic feature is a bad idea. If one is dismayed that the quit
menu item is missing, why would one remove the only quit feature t
Seeing similar problem with release version of Hardy. In my case I
don't get tons of error output, just OS errors. I am guessing that the
suspend is trying to unmount or otherwise put the USB drive to bed, and
that messes with accessing the USB drive.
Googling about I saw mention on lwn.net of a
Oops. I meant "IO errors" on the disk.
Thanks,
-kb
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It seems I am having the same problem with 8.04 running
2.6.24-19-generic. Is there a way to resurrect this as a current bug?
Or, do I post a new one?
Thanks,
-kb
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 112803 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112803
I had the same thing happen to me. The workaround that worked for me
was:
/etc/init.c/cups restart
-kb
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cups errors fills up the disk
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/113060
You received this bug noti
I seem to be seeing the same thing with my Feisty install.
2.6.20-15-generic, running on a Panasonic W4 notebook. Happens on both
of the two different networks I have tried (interestingly, seems to
happen more at my employer's network and less on my simpler home
network).
Have tried both the buil
I uninstalled vtun from my heavy Feisty install the problem is *much*
reduced. (That is, a retry in whatever program can't connect pretty
easily works around the problem for that moment.)
I will be trying my light (default) Feisty install to see if the
originally reported problem exists for me th
Sometimes the problem gets worse for me and second tries don't work, but
I discovered unplugging the ethernet and plugging it back in again (and
Feisty doing the "The network connection has been disconnected"/"You are
now connected to the wired network" notices), helps matters; retries
work again.
I rebooted into my light (default) Feisty install and the problem
doesn't seem to be there. (I don't think so, it is a little elusive
sometimes.) So looked again at the packages I had installed in my fat
Feisty install, looking for network-related items.
I found ipsec-tools and openswan . I rem
How about where XMMS says "Server reported: 403 max listeners reached",
could Rhythmbox say something more informative than "Unknown playback
error"? This makes XMMS look smart and Rhythmbox look dim.
-kb, the Kent who uses XMMS just to know whether a stream is full as
opposed to other problems,
Seeing similar problem with release version of Hardy. In my case I
don't get tons of error output, just OS errors. I am guessing that the
suspend is trying to unmount or otherwise put the USB drive to bed, and
that messes with accessing the USB drive.
Googling about I saw mention on lwn.net of a
Oops. I meant "IO errors" on the disk.
Thanks,
-kb
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suspend to disk doesn't work when running off USB disk
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/212354
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It seems I am having the same problem with 8.04 running
2.6.24-19-generic. Is there a way to resurrect this as a current bug?
Or, do I post a new one?
Thanks,
-kb
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/75179
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How about where XMMS says "Server reported: 403 max listeners reached",
could Rhythmbox say something more informative than "Unknown playback
error"? This makes XMMS look smart and Rhythmbox look dim.
-kb, the Kent who uses XMMS just to know whether a stream is full as
opposed to other problems,
I seem to be seeing the same thing with my Feisty install.
2.6.20-15-generic, running on a Panasonic W4 notebook. Happens on both
of the two different networks I have tried (interestingly, seems to
happen more at my employer's network and less on my simpler home
network).
Have tried both the buil
I uninstalled vtun from my heavy Feisty install the problem is *much*
reduced. (That is, a retry in whatever program can't connect pretty
easily works around the problem for that moment.)
I will be trying my light (default) Feisty install to see if the
originally reported problem exists for me th
Sometimes the problem gets worse for me and second tries don't work, but
I discovered unplugging the ethernet and plugging it back in again (and
Feisty doing the "The network connection has been disconnected"/"You are
now connected to the wired network" notices), helps matters; retries
work again.
Another vote for this being a mistake.
I have a notebook computer. This means:
1. I have limited screen real estate.
2. I seldom quit or logout, I nearly always suspend to RAM.
The menubar is *very* privileged territory. To require a special power
button thingie up there, little as it is,
Good news! If I remove the applet, the menu item will return.
Bad news: There is an old idea in user interface design, the "principle
of least astonishment".
This automagic feature is a bad idea. If one is dismayed that the quit
menu item is missing, why would one remove the only quit feature t
Another vote for this being a mistake.
I have a notebook computer. This means:
1. I have limited screen real estate.
2. I seldom quit or logout, I nearly always suspend to RAM.
The menubar is *very* privileged territory. To require a special power
button thingie up there, little as it is,
Good news! If I remove the applet, the menu item will return.
Bad news: There is an old idea in user interface design, the "principle
of least astonishment".
This automagic feature is a bad idea. If one is dismayed that the quit
menu item is missing, why would one remove the only quit feature t
I rebooted into my light (default) Feisty install and the problem
doesn't seem to be there. (I don't think so, it is a little elusive
sometimes.) So looked again at the packages I had installed in my fat
Feisty install, looking for network-related items.
I found ipsec-tools and openswan . I rem
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 112803 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112803
I had the same thing happen to me. The workaround that worked for me
was:
/etc/init.c/cups restart
-kb
--
cups errors fills up the disk
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/113060
You received this bug noti
Seeing similar problem with release version of Hardy. In my case I
don't get tons of error output, just OS errors. I am guessing that the
suspend is trying to unmount or otherwise put the USB drive to bed, and
that messes with accessing the USB drive.
Googling about I saw mention on lwn.net of a
Oops. I meant "IO errors" on the disk.
Thanks,
-kb
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It seems I am having the same problem with 8.04 running
2.6.24-19-generic. Is there a way to resurrect this as a current bug?
Or, do I post a new one?
Thanks,
-kb
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/75179
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I seem to be seeing the same thing with my Feisty install.
2.6.20-15-generic, running on a Panasonic W4 notebook. Happens on both
of the two different networks I have tried (interestingly, seems to
happen more at my employer's network and less on my simpler home
network).
Have tried both the buil
I uninstalled vtun from my heavy Feisty install the problem is *much*
reduced. (That is, a retry in whatever program can't connect pretty
easily works around the problem for that moment.)
I will be trying my light (default) Feisty install to see if the
originally reported problem exists for me th
Sometimes the problem gets worse for me and second tries don't work, but
I discovered unplugging the ethernet and plugging it back in again (and
Feisty doing the "The network connection has been disconnected"/"You are
now connected to the wired network" notices), helps matters; retries
work again.
I rebooted into my light (default) Feisty install and the problem
doesn't seem to be there. (I don't think so, it is a little elusive
sometimes.) So looked again at the packages I had installed in my fat
Feisty install, looking for network-related items.
I found ipsec-tools and openswan . I rem
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 112803 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112803
I had the same thing happen to me. The workaround that worked for me
was:
/etc/init.c/cups restart
-kb
--
cups errors fills up the disk
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/113060
You received this bug noti
How about where XMMS says "Server reported: 403 max listeners reached",
could Rhythmbox say something more informative than "Unknown playback
error"? This makes XMMS look smart and Rhythmbox look dim.
-kb, the Kent who uses XMMS just to know whether a stream is full as
opposed to other problems,
Seeing similar problem with release version of Hardy. In my case I
don't get tons of error output, just OS errors. I am guessing that the
suspend is trying to unmount or otherwise put the USB drive to bed, and
that messes with accessing the USB drive.
Googling about I saw mention on lwn.net of a
Oops. I meant "IO errors" on the disk.
Thanks,
-kb
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suspend to disk doesn't work when running off USB disk
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/212354
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It seems I am having the same problem with 8.04 running
2.6.24-19-generic. Is there a way to resurrect this as a current bug?
Or, do I post a new one?
Thanks,
-kb
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/75179
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Seeing similar problem with release version of Hardy. In my case I
don't get tons of error output, just OS errors. I am guessing that the
suspend is trying to unmount or otherwise put the USB drive to bed, and
that messes with accessing the USB drive.
Googling about I saw mention on lwn.net of a
Oops. I meant "IO errors" on the disk.
Thanks,
-kb
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It seems I am having the same problem with 8.04 running
2.6.24-19-generic. Is there a way to resurrect this as a current bug?
Or, do I post a new one?
Thanks,
-kb
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/75179
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Seeing similar problem with release version of Hardy. In my case I
don't get tons of error output, just OS errors. I am guessing that the
suspend is trying to unmount or otherwise put the USB drive to bed, and
that messes with accessing the USB drive.
Googling about I saw mention on lwn.net of a
Oops. I meant "IO errors" on the disk.
Thanks,
-kb
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/212354
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It seems I am having the same problem with 8.04 running
2.6.24-19-generic. Is there a way to resurrect this as a current bug?
Or, do I post a new one?
Thanks,
-kb
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How about where XMMS says "Server reported: 403 max listeners reached",
could Rhythmbox say something more informative than "Unknown playback
error"? This makes XMMS look smart and Rhythmbox look dim.
-kb, the Kent who uses XMMS just to know whether a stream is full as
opposed to other problems,
I seem to be seeing the same thing with my Feisty install.
2.6.20-15-generic, running on a Panasonic W4 notebook. Happens on both
of the two different networks I have tried (interestingly, seems to
happen more at my employer's network and less on my simpler home
network).
Have tried both the buil
I uninstalled vtun from my heavy Feisty install the problem is *much*
reduced. (That is, a retry in whatever program can't connect pretty
easily works around the problem for that moment.)
I will be trying my light (default) Feisty install to see if the
originally reported problem exists for me th
Sometimes the problem gets worse for me and second tries don't work, but
I discovered unplugging the ethernet and plugging it back in again (and
Feisty doing the "The network connection has been disconnected"/"You are
now connected to the wired network" notices), helps matters; retries
work again.
I rebooted into my light (default) Feisty install and the problem
doesn't seem to be there. (I don't think so, it is a little elusive
sometimes.) So looked again at the packages I had installed in my fat
Feisty install, looking for network-related items.
I found ipsec-tools and openswan . I rem
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 112803 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112803
I had the same thing happen to me. The workaround that worked for me
was:
/etc/init.c/cups restart
-kb
--
cups errors fills up the disk
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/113060
You received this bug noti
Another vote for this being a mistake.
I have a notebook computer. This means:
1. I have limited screen real estate.
2. I seldom quit or logout, I nearly always suspend to RAM.
The menubar is *very* privileged territory. To require a special power
button thingie up there, little as it is,
Good news! If I remove the applet, the menu item will return.
Bad news: There is an old idea in user interface design, the "principle
of least astonishment".
This automagic feature is a bad idea. If one is dismayed that the quit
menu item is missing, why would one remove the only quit feature t
How about where XMMS says "Server reported: 403 max listeners reached",
could Rhythmbox say something more informative than "Unknown playback
error"? This makes XMMS look smart and Rhythmbox look dim.
-kb, the Kent who uses XMMS just to know whether a stream is full as
opposed to other problems,
Another vote for this being a mistake.
I have a notebook computer. This means:
1. I have limited screen real estate.
2. I seldom quit or logout, I nearly always suspend to RAM.
The menubar is *very* privileged territory. To require a special power
button thingie up there, little as it is,
Good news! If I remove the applet, the menu item will return.
Bad news: There is an old idea in user interface design, the "principle
of least astonishment".
This automagic feature is a bad idea. If one is dismayed that the quit
menu item is missing, why would one remove the only quit feature t
How about where XMMS says "Server reported: 403 max listeners reached",
could Rhythmbox say something more informative than "Unknown playback
error"? This makes XMMS look smart and Rhythmbox look dim.
-kb, the Kent who uses XMMS just to know whether a stream is full as
opposed to other problems,
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 112803 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112803
I had the same thing happen to me. The workaround that worked for me
was:
/etc/init.c/cups restart
-kb
--
cups errors fills up the disk
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/113060
You received this bug noti
I seem to be seeing the same thing with my Feisty install.
2.6.20-15-generic, running on a Panasonic W4 notebook. Happens on both
of the two different networks I have tried (interestingly, seems to
happen more at my employer's network and less on my simpler home
network).
Have tried both the buil
I uninstalled vtun from my heavy Feisty install the problem is *much*
reduced. (That is, a retry in whatever program can't connect pretty
easily works around the problem for that moment.)
I will be trying my light (default) Feisty install to see if the
originally reported problem exists for me th
Sometimes the problem gets worse for me and second tries don't work, but
I discovered unplugging the ethernet and plugging it back in again (and
Feisty doing the "The network connection has been disconnected"/"You are
now connected to the wired network" notices), helps matters; retries
work again.
I rebooted into my light (default) Feisty install and the problem
doesn't seem to be there. (I don't think so, it is a little elusive
sometimes.) So looked again at the packages I had installed in my fat
Feisty install, looking for network-related items.
I found ipsec-tools and openswan . I rem
I seem to be seeing the same thing with my Feisty install.
2.6.20-15-generic, running on a Panasonic W4 notebook. Happens on both
of the two different networks I have tried (interestingly, seems to
happen more at my employer's network and less on my simpler home
network).
Have tried both the buil
I uninstalled vtun from my heavy Feisty install the problem is *much*
reduced. (That is, a retry in whatever program can't connect pretty
easily works around the problem for that moment.)
I will be trying my light (default) Feisty install to see if the
originally reported problem exists for me th
Sometimes the problem gets worse for me and second tries don't work, but
I discovered unplugging the ethernet and plugging it back in again (and
Feisty doing the "The network connection has been disconnected"/"You are
now connected to the wired network" notices), helps matters; retries
work again.
I rebooted into my light (default) Feisty install and the problem
doesn't seem to be there. (I don't think so, it is a little elusive
sometimes.) So looked again at the packages I had installed in my fat
Feisty install, looking for network-related items.
I found ipsec-tools and openswan . I rem
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 112803 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/112803
I had the same thing happen to me. The workaround that worked for me
was:
/etc/init.c/cups restart
-kb
--
cups errors fills up the disk
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/113060
You received this bug noti
Another vote for this being a mistake.
I have a notebook computer. This means:
1. I have limited screen real estate.
2. I seldom quit or logout, I nearly always suspend to RAM.
The menubar is *very* privileged territory. To require a special power
button thingie up there, little as it is,
Good news! If I remove the applet, the menu item will return.
Bad news: There is an old idea in user interface design, the "principle
of least astonishment".
This automagic feature is a bad idea. If one is dismayed that the quit
menu item is missing, why would one remove the only quit feature t
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