Turns out this is a known issue in Maverick too. See
https://help.ubuntu.com/community/MacBookPro6-2/Maverick#Sensors for
workaround.
Module 'coretemp' needs to be modprobed, as soon as this is done I see
the fans spin up (gradually over, say 2 minutes).
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I can't completely reproduce this issue, but I'm running Ubuntu 11.04
(beta) 32-bit. I haven't seen the fan run higher than the min speed,
however so it's possible that the fan control is broken.
Could you paste a copy of the following information?
Fan status:
$ cat
I don't see this issue on a fresh install on a MacbookPro 6,2 - with
Ubuntu 11.04 beta 32-bit - I have not changed from the default graphics
driver.
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Ok, so your fans are both running at 2400 RPM, so they're definitely
running - at least according to proc. You should be able to barely hear
the fan run if you put your ears close to the top of the keyboard?
Your temperatures look fairly stable, but a bit on the hot side (like
mine) - but I'm
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: jemboss
Package jemboss should depend on package emboss, but doesn't.
Confirmed on Ubuntu 10.10.
$ apt-cache depends jemboss
jemboss
Depends: openjdk-6-jre
|Depends: tcsh
|Depends: csh
Depends: c-shell
csh
tcsh
** Affects: emboss
Same issue with me, sending a pdf or ps to a printer on a headless
server.
* Problem also occurs if scp'ing files and printing locally (i.e. lpr
filename.pdf) - when leaving it (10 mins for a 3-page pdf on a 700MHz
processor, it eventually came out).
* Print queue is empty
Till Kamppeter: Is
I can confirm this, it's been around since alpha1 or alpha2 at least.
Ctrl-L / refresh/ reset also works to fix it.
Compiz is turned off, so that's presumably not the cause.
It happens after every couple of commands, and happens every time I'm in
an xterm.
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: nautilus
Problem:
When creating a link to a URL with a question mark in it, it does not work.
Steps to reproduce:
1) Go to a URL with a question mark in. e.g.
http://www.google.com/search?q=ubuntu
2) Drag the tab to the desktop.
3) Click on the
Hi, This is not a duplicate.
The problem in bug #233913 does not seem to exist on my machine.
Additionally, the 'custom launcher' is a different application to the
'Create Launcher' on the desktop.
If you can confirm that the following reproducible steps above result in
the correct outcome in
Fixed upstream in Brasero 0.8.x. and 0.7.90
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/202546
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Linked to upstream bug which contains more information. Upstream bug is
regarding music file, but the same issue occurs.
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #538060
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=538060
** Also affects: brasero via
** Attachment added: torrentflux-fix.diff
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12297455/torrentflux-fix.diff
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/197036
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: torrentflux
You can reproduce this by browsing to:
/admin.php?op=searchSettings
Or via the admin menu: Admin-Search Settings
Changing the search engine to one that has no filters (e.g. isoHunt),
and then clicking Update Settings.
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