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I received a numbers file from a client which, when opened in
LibreOffice, truncated at the first email address in the content. So I
used numbers2ods to create a .ods files, which LO complained was
corrupt. I then used numbers2ods to create a flat ODS file to look at
the
Update:
I was running the: paulo-miguel-dias/mesa build
and the: oibaf/graphics-driversbuild
I uninstalled both and reverted to the standard ubuntu drivers/setup. This
fixed the mouse issue.
As both of the above adons have some popularity one of them may have been the
cause of the
More info:
The issue is both at the login screen and within the wayland desktop.
Left mouse clicks on any part of the interface are not recognised, even
though I can move the mouse.
bug 1181666 sounds familiar however logouts/reboots do not reset the
mouse. It is as if the default starting
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Connected other mice, unplugging/rebooting/replugging in mouse has no
affect.
However booting into X11 from the login screen fixes the mouse issue! If
I try to login with Wayland then the problem reemerges.
Ive even enabled "Pre-Release Updates and downloaded all the
On 29/09/17 23:06, Pol wrote:
> Hi Mark. I'm faced with exactly the same issue on 17.04 can you tell me
> what you did to rectify it?
>
Hi Pol
Im not sure of the exact order as I also repeated several steps but in
essence I relied on 3 things.
1) Disabling all third party software
Bug seems to be fixed with the upgrade to 4.13.1 and applying a new
motherboard bios update.
Have been running 3 transcoding sessions + other tasks for 3 days
without reproducing bug. I think it is likely fixed at this stage.
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After a little reading discovered I needed a 100mb UEFI partition, which
I manually created in the disks/partitioning tool. Installed Ubuntu
Artful Aardvark with the above - all working well now.
** Changed in: grub-installer (Ubuntu)
Status: New => Fix Released
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Looks like it was a conflict with an external package, now rectified.
Sorry for the confusion.
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Status: New => Fix Released
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Tried the new kernel and it borked my system (combined with another
dependency issue my system is having).
At this point dont have the time to investigate further as Im trying to
get system back to a usable state.
Can you advise when the 4.13 kernel will be mainlined, hopefully by then
I will
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This is an Artful Aardvak issue.
I think this has occured due to me running 3 additional PPAs, at least
one of which does not, as yet, have an Artful repository,
http://ppa.launchpad.net/stebbins/handbrake-releases/ubuntu
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left PC running overnight transcoding, came back and she was locked up,
only mouse active, interface non-responsive
ProblemType: KernelOops
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 17.10
Package: linux-image-4.12.0-13-generic 4.12.0-13.14
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 4.12.0-13.14-generic
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Also have an older, non UEFI version of Ubuntu 17.04 on another drive,
the install wanted to play in that drive hence the need to force it onto
the new NVME drive.
Perhaps its the bios compatibility mode of the original OS that is
throwing the installer.
Will try install
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Status: Incomplete = Confirmed
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Title:
Failure to boot if fstab
Forgot to add: Having fixed fstab, rebooting gets me a grub menu (no
timeout so have to select boot option manually), and boots fine from
there.
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Latest kernel (4.10-040100rc2-generic):
Reaches Ubuntu 15.04 splash screen (with the four dots) which the previous
kernel didn't, but still fails to boot, eventually dropping me into emergency
mode shell as before.
Removing the offending fstab line and continuing to boot (Ctrl-D from shell)
apport information
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I found this on my main 15.04 desktop but have reproduced it in a VM:
1. Install Ubuntu 15.04 (I included updates and non-free but I doubt that
matters).
2. Add a bogus entry to /etc/fstab, eg:
/dev/sdd1
apport information
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Title:
Failure
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apport information
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Title:
Performed latest set of updates and retested. Couldn't run apport-
collect from the terminal immediately after failure as it needed a
graphical book in order to authenticate via Firefox, so ran after fixing
fstab and rebooting. I don't know if the logs are therefore useful?
I don't recall exactly
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As requested, I have now set package to linux (ie kernel) due to the
point in the boot sequence at which the issue occurs. I'm far from
qualified to speculate but I am reasonably sure that this is not a
kernel issue but a boot script dependency issue, which was why I didn't
specify a package
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I found this on my main 15.04 desktop but have reproduced it in a VM:
1. Install Ubuntu 15.04 (I included updates and non-free but I doubt that
matters).
2. Add a bogus entry to /etc/fstab, eg:
/dev/sdd1 /mnt/sdd1 ext4 errors=remount-ro 0 0
Note that /mnd/sdd1 exists but
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Not sure what the error was related too besides that it is video driver
related
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 14.10
Package: nvidia-331-uvm 331.89-0ubuntu5
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu 3.16.0-24.32-generic 3.16.4
Uname: Linux 3.16.0-24-generic x86_64
NB: Encrypted Kubuntu installation appears to be fine using same method,
so this is something Lubuntu specific (not tried other xUbuntus yet).
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Installing Lubuntu 14.04 on VirtualBox. Selected Install from boot menu,
then selected an encrypted installation. Installer warned about insecure
swap, requiring me to manually run swapoff, then returning to me to the
installer. I unselected both encryption and lvm, installer
I decided to try the same with Xubunu 14.04 and again it worked fine,
suggesting a specific Lubuntu issue.
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Title:
Lubuntu Installer crashes
Thanks for the detailed response, all points duly noted.
Whilst I do not think that adequate provision has been made to target XP
users I do accept that (particularly at this late stage) upgrading 13.10
to LTS is not the right solution.
It remains to be seen whether the current EOL date for XP
be a good idea, imho.
Mark Rogers
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Ubuntu 13.10 should be upgraded to LTS status
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I believe that Ubuntu 13.10 should be upgraded to LTS status.
Rationale:
- Mir missed 13.10, and may not be sufficiently mature to put into 14.04LTS,
although would be acceptable in a non-LTS release.
- Windows XP ceases to get support after April 2014. Anyone looking to
Happy to take it to the mailing list, have now posted to ubuntu-devel as
requested
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To
@geser: Me too. If the same is true for others with this problem that
might explain the relatively rare occurance of this. Which package would
normally create /etc/timezone, and is it doing so on a fresh install but
not an upgrade?
[I think I've been doing a more-or-less rolling upgrade since
OK, think we might have cracked it. See attached datetime.log, it reported a
missing /etc/timezone file. So I created it as root with the content:
Europe/London
.. and repeated the test, (datetime2.log), however I now have a time being
displayed.
Thanks for your assistance!
I don't see any
datetime2.log
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It's constant: I haven't seen the actual time since I upgraded to
Oneiric (note: I was on Ubuntu Classic before the upgrade so can't
comment on whether it worked in Unity before that, but I'm pretty sure I
would have noticed if it did as I did try Unity a couple of times).
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Time not being shown, substituted by the word Time
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I'm not convinced this isn't already reported or is genuinely in unity
but I can't think of a search query that will track it down.
Since upgrading to Oneiric I'm no longer seeing the clock, simply the
word Time. I really can't explain it very well so screenshot attached.
I
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Binary package hint: googleearth-package
Doesn't work when started in a directory whose name contains spaces.
Doesn't detect the error and completes with Success but no package
created.
Steps to reproduce below:
$cd ~
$mkdir test dir
$cd test dir
$make-googleearth-package
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I'm also experiencing this issue using Compiz + ATI with yakuake. It
seems to work fine once it's open, and it closes fine, just hangs for a
bit when initially pressing 'f12'. My card is a Radeon HD3450, and I'm
also running Jaunty.
uname -rva
Linux IMAGEPC15 2.6.28-14-generic #47-Ubuntu SMP Sat
Is it possible to provide jaunty builds too?
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I've upgraded to 4.2.4, and still experiencing similar issues. It's
slightly less severe, but still definitely exists.
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Binary package hint: synergy
Synergy2 is old and buggy, in particular facing problems around the
clipboard and typically crashing frequently.
It has not been updated since 2006. However, a small number of forks exist of
which the most active appears to be synergy-plus:
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Binary package hint: kdebase-workspace
I'm currently running Kubuntu 9.0.4 64Bit, but encountered the exact
same error with Ubunutu 9.0.4 64Bit as well, so it's not Gnome/KDE
dependent as far as I can tell. I notice the problem most often when
using konsole, where items
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Binary package hint: konsole
After a semi-recent update of KDE and Konsole, Konsole is no longer
controlled by the window manager in Gnome. The app displays maximized,
can't be resized, can't be minimized, and doesn't have a title bar or
anything of the sort. I am using
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I just noticed that the accessibility tab has a similar wording:
Allow to turn accessibility features on and off from the keyboard
.. should probably be
Allow accessibility features to be turned on and off from the keyboard
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Binary package hint: gnome-control-center
The English (UK?) wording on the Mouse Keys tab for the checkbox to enable that
functionality is:
Allow to control the pointer using the keyboard
I'd suggest that it should read something like:
Allow control of the pointer
As OP, and running hardy, can I just say thanks guys; this stuff is why
Linux and OSS is the way to go.
All your efforts are really appreciated.
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Parsing not handling things the way a normal calculator would
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I'm using SwiftDove 2.0.0.9 (on Gutsy AMD64), so this is just for
information.
I'm also unable to install a dictionary (UK English). I tried the
Italian one that Alan Blundell indicated worked, but it would not
install for me.
I then tried apt-get install myspell-en-gb to discover that this was
When I try to get to https://addons.mozilla.org/en-
US/thunderbird/browse/type:3 I get a Repairs In Progress page. I do
not have NoScript installed. Looking at the HTML source (and the headers
as returned by wget) I see no indication of a redirect of any type on
that page which might be disabled
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Binary package hint: gcalctool
In a normal calculator, a trailing decimal point would be acceptable (if
pointless), eg:
10. + 20 =
.. would give 30
In gcalctool this causes a Malformed expression error.
$ cat /etc/lsb-release
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=7.10
Looks like the hard work has been done already:
Debian packages of dspam 3.8.0 for edgy:
http://packages.kirya.net/debian/pool/main/d/dspam/
Ubuntu How-To
http://juxtaposition.axley.net/archives/2007/11/postfix_dspam_3_1.html
I've updated the Debian bug and hopefully this will progress
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Binary package hint: dspam
dspam-3.6.8 was released June 2006.
dspam-3.8.0 was released March 2007
The differences between 3.6.8 and 3.8.0 are essentially bugfixes:
http://dspam.nuclearelephant.com/text/CHANGELOG-3.8.0.txt
Therefore we should look at moving to 3.8.0
I'm having what looks like the same problem, but don't have mod_python
installed. The tail end of my error_log.1 reports:
[Sun Oct 07 07:19:29 2007] [warn] child process 11640 still did not exit,
sending a SIGTERM
[Sun Oct 07 07:19:41 2007] [warn] child process 11632 still did not exit,
sending
More research has pointed me here:
http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=400455
The comments about sleep time being too short for (in particular)
mod_python to shut down are especially relevant, however I can't work
out where that sleep should be applied.
In the mean time I have
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