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probably a "paper cut" issue here. On 16.04.
Changed the hostname of a system recently by opening the system settings
tool, into details, and typing a new device name.
Noticed afterwards that running sudo commands in the terminal resulted
in an 'unable to resolve hostname' m
Still happening. I noticed that running apt-get autoremove usually
clears up enough old kernel versions to fix this, but it didn't work
this time.
Surely the updater can be configured to run autoremove and prompt the
user yes/no before attempting to install updates? That may fix the issue
in a lar
And, as of today's attempt at installing some updates, it is still
happening in 16.04.
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This affects the upgrade tool as well - if the user gets the prompt to
do the update to 16.04 and clicks "upgrade", it downloads the update
tool, starts to check and see if it can do the upgrade, and then fails
with the same "not enough disk space" error.
It also doesn't offer an easy way to corre
Still affecting 15.10 - haven't tried the 16.04 LTS betas yet.
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In sound juicer, when inserting a disc, sometimes a window pops up
saying "this CD could be more than one album. Please select which album
it is below and press Continue."
But the list of albums is so small it can't be read, and the list cannot
be resized to be easily viewab
Can confirm I'm getting this on 14.04, fully updated, trying to make a
USB 15.04 installer.
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Just got an error again about this today.
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hi jsmitch -
you'll need to install the package "dkms" for the package listed in #13
to install. Normally it's installed when you attempt to update the
proprietary driver module, but if you're on a fresh install and haven't
done that, worry not.
The dkms package is located on the Ubuntu install m
It's possible, but for your system to see it as an update it'd have to
be a newer version than the one you've installed.
So if the respository is updated with a refresh of the version that
shipped with 14.04.2, and it does an update, that refresh should contain
the fix (according to the info on 20
I see on 2014-05-13 it says:
"This bug was fixed in the package bcmwl - 6.30.223.141+bdcom-0ubuntu3"
Why wasn't the updated package, from 9 months ago, included in 14.04.2's
install? That would have fixed the issue easily.
For anyone having this problem, rather than do code editing and
compiling
Anyone? Chance of a backport to the current LTS release? It'd be nice to
have this fix included before 16.04.
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Volume at login set to Maxim
Just got the error from update-manager again today. I'm still on 14.04.
I can go into Synaptic and manually remove individual older installed
versions of the kernel, and the line that Franck posted will go and
remove all old versions of the kernel that are installed. Either one
frees up space.
Is
So, I used gparted to format the drive with a single ext4 partition,
rebooted the system, mounted it, and the errors came back.
It's not a hardware issue. It's some combination of the OS, chipset,
file system in use, and maybe (?) drive type. I can use the same drive
on a Gigabyte board that uses
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I was able to recreate this same problem on an ASrock Z87E-ITX with an
mSATA SSD and both Ubuntu 12.04.5 and 14.04.1. Same series of errors in
dmesg. I did manage to get a full install done - not sure how - but when
the system boots it's prone to frequent lockups (also, occasionally, at
boot, it cl
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Hi Phillip,
I understand that. I'm not reporting the crash as the bug - it was a
hardware error.
I'm reporting that it is claiming it can't report an error in ubiquity
because ubiquity is not an official package.
If there is a different reason that it can't report the error, the
message text sho
here's a copy of syslog from the install attempt.
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Ubiquity crashed on a system when I was attempting an install - in this
particular case a hardware error caused the system to no longer detect
the installation target drive.
I was installing from a USB drive created using the "startup disc
creator" and 14.04.1 ISO.
"The prob
Hi Phillip,
Mea Culpa.
I was testing an mSATA drive in a system with a faulty mSATA slot -
hence the error messages in the log.
I've since put it back in a system with a good mSATA slot (I only have
one drive to test with, so it bounces around a lot) and re-run the
installer and was unable to du
And, lastly, got this message after one of the errors from the
installer, for some reason it couldn't submit a report on ubiquity?
I will be attempting to run the installer again from another system,
where I won't have the same hardware issue as shown in the second syslog
I posted, and see if I ca
here's what gparted shows on boot:
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This is the syslog file from the system's initial boot, where the drive
came up as /dev/sda. This was, boot to LiveCD, select "try ubuntu" and
get to the desktop. I have a few more attachments to follow.
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And here was a message I haven't seen before trying to run the
installer:
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This is the syslog from after several attempts at running the installer.
There's some errors in there about the drive not being detected,
apologies, that was a separate hardware issue I was trying to
troubleshoot.
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Hello! A year later it turns out this is STILL happening. I had a drive
with a 14.04 LTS install on it which had been set up with LVM.
I booted an install USB to do a clean install of 14.04 (had moved the
drive to a different system) and told ubiquity: "erase disk and install
ubuntu" and "use LVM
Sorry for adding a comment to a 'fix released' bug, but, is there a plan
for the updated pulseaudio package to get backported to 14.04? I just
checked and it's on 1:4.0-0ubuntu11 with nothing in the updates
repository.
It would be nice to have this fix available for LTS.
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This has continued in 14.04 LTS. If the release is intended for long
term support, the /boot partition should probably be larger when the OS
is installed and Ubuntu creates the partitions. This is only a temp fix,
though.
I also think there should be a menu that pops up for removal of older
kernel
may be a problem in a different package than what apport assigned it to
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hello,
after I was unable to delete the partitions and create my own partitioning, I
went back and selected the installer's option to 'erase Ubuntu and install'
with LVM checked. in that case, the installer then tried to install to the
volume instead of creating a whole new structure. should t
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Got this error about being unable to install the bootloader. I'm
installing a clean 13.10, with the LVM option selected, over top of my
previous 13.04 install (also had LVM enabled on that). I'm not doing an
upgrade install.
I tried manually partitioning and was unable to rem
Any chance this is actually going to get added? I think with shotwell
being the default image editing application in Ubuntu there should be a
user friendly method of resizing - as simple as "edit, resize, enter
percentage or pixel value".
I realize you can go through the "save as" menu but that's
I was just thinking of this today and decided to install Evolution, just
to see if that would make it work.
Even with Evolution installed this still doesn't gray out the days from
other months. Is that intentional? Or is it supposed to function as
previously (11.04) when Evolution is installed?
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Ubuntu 11.10 has made the "guest" account easily noticeable and usable
from the new login screen. There is no password required, just click and
log in to the system.
While trying to find out how to disable this I was disappointed to find
that it requires editing a config file
Funny enough, just after I reported this, I looked in the software
center and saw it mentioning the gstreamer "bad" plugins set as not
installed.
Installing it made the problem go away.
MP3 support is installed via the "ugly" plugins set, I thought...
shouldn't this ID3 tag muxer be installed wit
Public bug reported:
When using Rhythmbox and changing the preferred file format to MP3, a
button labeled "install additional software required to use this format"
appears. Clicking the button brings up a "search for suitable plugins"
for an "ID3 tag muxer" but one cannot be found.
This is an exc
The steps to duplicate the problem are:
1) Install Rhythmbox from the software center
2) Open Rhythmbox
3) Go to edit/preferences and select the "music" tab
4) Notice the drop down box for the preferred format appears to be missing FLAC
5) Select this empty space and try to rip a CD
6) Get error m
It'd be nice to be able to increase the mouse pointer size...
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Same problem here. I hadn't even noticed I couldn't edit the settings
for ripping to Vorbis or MP3, but this is the first I've tried ripping a
CD in Rhythmbox since 11.10 was released. Was that an intentional
change?
(I do hope they bring Rhythmbox back as the default player. Banshee
frequently cl
Alternately, mpt, since that behavior just depends on whether or not
evolution is installed, what about this:
- First check for Evolution.
- If installed - behavior as normal (previous behavior)
- If not installed - only differentiate between current / not current month.
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Huh. I'm gonna be honest, I hadn't noticed that with the loss of
evolution there was no longer a calendar app installed - I use a little
black moleskine - but doesn't that seem like a pretty glaring user-
friendliness omission?
I realize that Thunderbird took up the email capabilities, did anyone
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Sorry for the clunky summary. I couldn't come up with a different way to
phrase it. A picture is worth a thousand words, though.
In 11.10, 64 bit, the calendar applet isn't displaying days the way it
did in 11.04.
Previous behavior in 11.04, I found an image of it via google
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This JUST started happening to me today. I ran update manager on my
system yesterday evening and something has gone and screwed up the
wireless connectivity.
Whenever it happens, the only way I can get it to work again is to
restart the machine.
Same module (r8192se_pci). I also found that using
I'd like to add that going in and manually editing /etc/apt/sources.list
works to disable the repositories; then the items show as unchecked in
the software sources application. So I'm guessing the problem lies
somewhere in the UI and not the sources list.
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I've seen bug reports for this problem in Kubuntu but I'm using regular
Ubuntu and having a similar issue. I enabled the "proposed" and
"backports" repositories and now I can't uncheck the "backports" one.
Though it isn't actually showing a check mark on the box, it just fills
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I have unmarked this bug as a duplicate. I think the issues were
separate, as I described previously.
I recently checked the proposed repository, finding it odd that a kernel
update hadn't wound up in there recently. For whatever reason update
manager wasn't seeing it.
I had to manually select ke
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Sound broken in kernel 2.6.35-25 after routine updates
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I take that back - the updated package from the audio dev ppa causes the
sound to no longer be re-routed. If I select the IEC958 output I get no
sound at all, now I have to select the HDMI output now to get so
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I don't believe this bug is a duplicate. Both seem to have been caused
by a change in the 2.6.35-25 update, as I initially reported, but the
problems are different.
In that bug the user is experiencing no sou
Hello again,
Update manager reported a new version of 2.6.35-27 was available in
proposed so I installed it. Synaptic reports this as 2.6.35-27.48. This
problem still exists, and the digital output continues to only go
through the HDMI output if IEC958 is set as the output.
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Hello,
I've just installed 2.6.35-27 from the proposed repository and this
still isn't fixed. HDMI digital output does work, but IEC958 does not.
Interestingly, if I select IEC958, I still get digital audio output via
HDMI. So whatever changed between kernel 35-24 and 35-25 seems to have
just rou
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I've done some troubleshooting on this and have narrowed the problem
down to a kernel update. If I boot my system with kernel 2.6.35-24, the
digital audio optical output (identified as IEC958 in the sound
preferences panel) functions properly.
After running a kernel update fr
I see this was marked as "fix committed" but I have to disagree - as of
the release version of 10.10 it is still happening. The Edimax adapter I
am using is recognized by rt2800usb and tries to work but loses it's
connection almost immediately after connecting. Using rt2870sta gets it
to work prope
I agree with that sentiment. Having recently used Ubuntu (and opensuse)
on a connection that required proxy settings I was surprised to find
that the "universal" proxy settings don't seem to apply to very many
programs. It seems to me that it defeats the purpose of having a
universal proxy setting
Just ran into this problem. Synaptic and network sources are configured
to use the proxy settings but software center isn't.
Seems to me that when you put the settings in "network proxy
preferences" that *everything* should use it, rather than having to
configure synaptic and whatever else individ
Can the updated intel-relevant code from the newer kernel be backported
into Lucid's to fix this? Or are we looking at a situation where the
only solution is using a newer kernel (eg, disabling desktop effects and
waiting for 10.10 to release)?
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I've seen the occasional freeze since assembling a Clarkdale system -
Core i3-530, Intel DH57JG, 2x2GB G.Skill ECO 1.35 DDR3 memory - and I've
noticed that it doesn't seem to apply the visual effects I select,
either.
I figured this was a deficiency in the older driver that shipped with
10.4, so I
This is still happening for me in 10.04.
with rt2800usb blacklisted (using rt2870sta):
Linksys WUSB600N (ID 1737:0071) - system freezes on boot
Edimax ew7717UN (ID 7392:7717) - works fine
with rt2870sta blacklisted (using rt2800usb):
Linksys WUSB600N (ID 1737:0071) - doesn't see all wifi network
Hmm. I just did three things:
- configured the gnome applet for a location so I could get weather info
- installed NTP support to set the system to sync with a time server
- closed rhythmbox (music/quit rather than just closing the window)
And now I have a normally functioning desktop. I wonder i
I'm seeing a problem that may be related. I can't seem to see anything
on my desktop at all, regardless of the desktop effects setting.
I've got the default background image of a clean install. Trying to
change it doesn't show anything. I also can't see any menus if I right-
click on the desktop,
er, sorry, that line to force the removal of the module should be "sudo
modprobe -r rt2800usb".
Forgot the "-r".
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some extra information to add. I have two rt2870 USB devices here. One
is a Linksys WUSB600N (ID 1737:0071 Linksys) and the other is an Edimax
ew7717UN (ID 7392:7717) which is slightly different than the device that
ctsdownloads is using.
If I add the line "blacklist rt2870sta" to
/etc/modprobe.d/
I just installed 9.10, 64 bit and my volume is functioning normally now.
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I also have an Intel DG45ID motherboard and am experiencing the "low
volume" problem. After reading this thread I went and enabled all of the
various outputs on my volume mixer (surround, center, etc). They were
all at 100%.
However, I noticed that raising/lowering the "front" channel sliders had
The line above regarding source code applies to the 1.4.0.0 revision of
the code. That fix works for 8.10 and the Alphas of 9.04 up until the
rt2870 driver was included.
I just tried the 2.1.0.0 code that was released on 2 March 2009 on
Ubuntu 8.10; while this code recognizes the adapter without e
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This is tested on Ubuntu and Xubuntu 9.04 beta release, 64-bit.
Similar to bug 323473 which I reported a while back and which was fixed,
this is the same problem but with an Edimax EW-7717UN USB wifi-n
adapter. This device uses the Ralink rt2870 chipset.
Here's the line from
Manoj,
I've just installed that kernel in Alpha 5 and am happy to report that
the device is detected, automatically enabled and connects to my wifi
network without issue. Also works in Xubuntu Jaunty Alpha 5 64-bit.
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Interesting. There doesn't seem to be a way to enable the digital output
from the new sound preferences panel, just the old menus. Can the
behavior of this be changed so that the output is active by default?
Or perhaps include some kind of mixer in the new panel where different
inputs/outputs can
Using Jaunty Alpha 4, 2.6.28-8, got this working by going into the sound
preferences, making sure "HDA Intel" is selected, then enabling the
display of "IEC958" in the mixer, unmuting it and raising the volume.
Also booted back into 2.6.28-4 (Alpha 3) and it was working there, so it
seems this wil
I can confirm this also applies to other motherboards using the AD2000
Analog Devices audio codec (which is, according to the information from
Robbat2's LiveJournal, the same as the AD1989B). I've verified the same
on both the P5Q-E and the M3A79-T deluxe.
I saw these patches listed in the changel
The rt2870 driver has been included in the Jaunty Alphas as of kernel
2.6.28-5, however, this particular adapter does not currently work. Bug
#323473 has the details.
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I just saw the status update on this, hope this was a helpful bug
report.
Incidentally I tried contacting Ralink to get the device ID added to
their source code, but my e-mails are being returned with a message
saying they are spam.
So if anyone reading this is in contact with Ralink and could ge
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I've a Linksys WUSB600N USB wifi-n networking adapter. This devices uses
the Ralink rt2870 chipset.
Previously I've been able to compile my own driver from the source on
Ralink's website. I'd make sure WPA supplicant was enabled and add the
device
I've the same network adapter. There are instructions on ubuntu forums
explaining how to compile the code and make a kernel module to get this
device working properly. Is there a chance it will be included in a
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Interesting. Here's some command line output:
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[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ hcitool dev
Devices:
hci000:07:61:A3:79:E1
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ hcitool con
Connections:
> ACL 00:07:61:A0:90:65 handle 11 state 1 lm MASTER AUTH ENCRYPT
> ACL 00:07:61:9A:3F:9D handle
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Hello,
This may be somewhat related to Bug #123920.
I have the DiNovo Media Desktop Laser (keyboard, media pad and MX1000
mouse) and I'm using the included BT adapter on Ubuntu 8.10 32-bit.
I had to log in using a USB mouse and keyboard. I was then able to get
the devices a
Hello all,
A suggestion: What if the HID->HCI switch happened after login and some
sort of automatic setup of the mouse occured?
For example: at the login screen the dongle is in HID mode. After login,
when the desktop loads, Bluez switches the dongle from HID to HCI mode
and, if no devices have
Hello again. After having a discussion here:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=964359
I also want to note that in my testing I have found that this is not
limited to the LiveCD, it also affects the OS after installation.
We seem to have determined the following:
For some users, disabling
Me again with some more updates. I've checked with the final release of
Intrepid 64-bit and I am experiencing this same problem. For the
purposes of troubleshooting I tried two other Live CDs. Hardy 64-bit
actually has the same problem (I'd previously run 64-bit Hardy on a
system with a Core 2 Duo
Dangit, clicked too soon. I was going to add after that... I attached a
hard drive with a 32-bit Intrepid beta install already on it to my
system and that was able to boot just fine.
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I'm also having this problem, using the Intrepid release candidate
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I looked over that link and see there hasn't been any activity on it
since 2006. I have files experiencing the same problem and I'm using the
Intrepid RC, so I'm guessing this hasn't been fixed.
I've attached to this post a file (downloaded from oc remix, the music
is not copyright protect
I'm also having this problem. Ubuntu Hardy 64-bit.
I've installed Banshee 1.0 from their repository following the
instructions here:
https://edge.launchpad.net/~banshee-team/+archive
I've set "banshee-1" as my custom command for preferred multimedia
application and Rhythmbox keeps opening whenev
Henrik (and all),
I can confirm that this no longer attempts to transcode AAC files when
transfering to an iPod.
Tested on my 4th-gen greyscale 20gb, Ubuntu Hardy 64 bit, Rhythmbox
package 0.11.5-0ubuntu8.
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I just tested this. It's... strange.
The files work better now than they did before; for example they are now
showing the proper run time of a file when played back in totem or VLC.
The skipping isn't as bad but sound is very clipped, sounds tinny /
vaguely underwater and occasionally runs over it
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Binary package hint: rhythmbox
Some MP3s I have downloaded from OC Remix contain APEv2 tags. If I try
to change metadata about a file (album name, for example) Rhythmbox will
show the change and then revert a few seconds later. The ID3 tag is
changed, verified with a few othe
I had some time where I was doing a reinstall where I tried an Alpha
release just to see if this problem was fixed... I think it was Alpha 4.
I still had the problem then, but I haven't tried any of the later
versions.
I think this can be tested by trying to rip a file to AAC format; as
mentioned
The only workaround I know of is to use an application that doesn't rely
on gstreamer for the encoding. The "abcde" program that some have
mentioned uses the plain faac I think, so it isn't affected by this; I
haven't tried it myself. Rhythmbox still tries its transcoding weirdness
when iPod syncin
I'm also having this issue. Ubuntu Gutsy.
I noticed from the old documentation that there was a gstreamer0.8-faac
package required in addition to the gstreamer0.8-ffmpeg. I looked
through the repositories to see if there were equivalents to these for
gstreamer0.10 and saw a gstreamer0.10-ffmpeg bu
I'm also having this problem. Oddly it seemed to transcode my AAC
files... to AAC format. The files were previously ripped with iTunes.
They play without issue but if I use Rhythmbox to put music on the iPod
(a 4th gen greyscale 20gb, firmware 3.1.1) and then try accessing the
files on the iPod the
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