@ Sitsofe Wheeler, Steve Langasek etc: you are, of course, heroes all.
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fsck progress stalls at boot, plymouthd/mountall eats CPU
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/571707
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[notes #91 and #92]
Upgrading to mountall 2.15 resolved the problem on both machines.
Netbook scan about 10 seconds, desktop about one minute
(down from 10 minutes and one hour).
Using lucid-proposed can be *far* easier than the complex Wiki page suggests,
but it's been made immutable/uneditabl
Further to the above ... I don't know any more about the immediate-
restart thing, but other standby and hibernate problems have been solved
by switching to uswsusp.
1. Use synaptic package manager (on the System/Administration menu) to
install uswsusp#
2. Use terminal (on the Applications/Access
This was happening on my machine intermittently on 9.10: most of the
time it would suspend and resume just fine, but one time in ten it would
surprise me by waking up again spontaneously immediately after
suspending, for no apparent reason: requesting suspend again immediately
would usually work. N
Sorry ... I'll check it and report back once it comes through on
automatic updates. I missed the note #86 because so many of these
90-something comments are in note form rather than sentences, with
abbreviations and technical terms that mean nothing to me: I find these
pages very difficult to read.
Further to the immediately preceding post, as an experiment, I forced
fsck on my one-year-old Acer Aspire One Atom-based Netbook with fresh
10.04 install. It has *exactly* the same bug: the check slows to snail's
pace, and C doesn't cancel. You could hardly find two more diverse
machines with the s
Deeply depressing, I just feel like a newbie reading all this stuff even
though I've been completely M$-free for almost two years, but I have the
same problem, I've been watching the boot screen for nearly an hour,
this really ought to be a top priority for an automatic update, it's
completely unac
I'm agreeing on this. Hover is good. Why abolish something good to no
benefit? Bring back the hover data.
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current battery charge not easily accessable
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/539912
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vented the fan from resuming on a
subsequent attempt at reboot, making reboot impossible without the
intervention of a refrigerator...
Michael Hampson.
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After hibernation cpu fan stops working
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/113081
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Lastest Karmic, fully Updated (19:30 UK time, 11/11/2009), fresh install
of bindwood through synaptic, kills Firefox on both PCs (unresponsive;
100% CPU load). json file is 86k - accumulated debris of years of
bookmarking, I admit, but they're all in neat folders by subject, it's
not unreasonable..
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