I have an additional piece of information that other users did not
report. I can reproduce this bug on my Lenovo U160 laptop. When loading
i915.ko, the laptop display panel (LVDS) becomes blank. However I
discovered that what actually happens is that the moment i915.ko is
loaded, the output switche
I have a fix.
It turns out that xdm is so fast when initializing (thanks to it being
lightweight + the Plymouth/DRM/kernel mode-setting stack) that it seems
to expose a bug in that stack when tty7 (xdm) is initialized before
tty1-tty6 (getty). This is why this bug is only seen by people using xdm
I have encountered the same problem. My workaround is to simply prevent
the vga16fb kernel module from loading in the guest as explained in
http://blog.zorinaq.com/?e=7
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Can't use kvm -curses with virtual or ec2 kernels
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/569394
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AFAIK the OpenBSD devs who implemented XTS are even more conservative
and display a warning for volume sizes over 500GB.
-marc
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support AES-XTS mode
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/244480
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IMHO this bug should be mentioned in the release notes.
http://www.ubuntu.com/getubuntu/releasenotes/810
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lack of CONFIG_GETOPT_LONG in busybox-udeb completely breaks Kickstart
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/293586
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This is a huge bug. I hit it when trying to kickstart Intrepid Ibex
yesterday, and I tracked it down exactly to that missing
CONFIG_GETOPT_LONG. When will the initrd...
http://archive.ubuntu.com/ubuntu/dists/intrepid/main/installer-$ARCH/current/images/netboot
/ubuntu-installer/$ARCH/initrd.gz
..
I will try to reproduce it and let you know.
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stop order is wrong for nfs mounts over IPSec connections
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/37536
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To give a little bit of background, AES-XTS is a cipher mode that has
been recently standardized by the IEEE P1619 working group. It is
thought to be currently the most secure narrow-block cipher mode
designed for disk encryption.
It is possible to install Ubuntu 8.04 on an AES-XTS-encrypted root
There is no valid reason to flush the SA/SP database at runlevels 0 or
6. See attached patch.
Please, apply or do something about it. This bug has been reported 10
months ago and is still in edgy, in ipsec-tools 0.6.6-1ubuntu1. I refuse
to believe Caron and I are the only ones using NFS over IPSec
