I have just noticed this:
I created a second account (administrative) and gave it a distinct
desktop background. Both accounts were set autologin=NO.
On rebooting from a complete power off (at the wall), I of course got
the login screen, BUT if I dropped down to the second account, its
distincti
Humph! Problem returned at:
Linux u1404tv 3.13.0-52-generic #86-Ubuntu SMP Mon May 4 04:32:59 UTC
2015 x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
Drat!
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Tit
Problem now gone at:
uname -a
Linux u1404tv 3.13.0-51-generic #84-Ubuntu SMP Wed Apr 15 12:08:34 UTC 2015
x86_64 x86_64 x86_64 GNU/Linux
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More: creating a new 'test' account on the i5 machine and changing auto
login to that account results in auto login working OK for 'test'.
That seems to suggest that a fault has somehow arisen in my usual
account's control files. I'm hoping someone will discover such a fault
and how to correct it
Oh, and another 64bit machine I have with an identical motherboard but
an i3 instead of an i5 DOES carry out auto login OK after power on with
BIOS set to boot up on power resume. Hmmm?
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Ubuntu 14.04 has just recently started doing this to me too about a week
ago, today being 2015-04-22. I keep Ubuntu upgraded on this 64bit PC
(Intel i5) to the latest state nearly all the time.
I wonder if this helps:
When I turn on the power (with the BIOS is set to start the PC when
power resu
interface.
Nick Sharp
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I didn't
regards
Nick Sharp
On 07/01/13 14:49, Adolfo Jayme Barrientos wrote:
> Please don't mess with bug statuses.
>
> ** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu Precise)
> Status: Fix Released => Confirmed
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day.
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t, I'll have another look in syslog.
How more might I be able to help?
Regards
Nick Sharp
On 17/05/12 06:58, Joseph Salisbury wrote:
> Does this happen for every shutdown attempt?
>
> If so, would it be possible for you to test the latest upstream kernel?
> Refer to https://wiki.ubuntu
If this is now closed, please re-open. I have just experienced this bug
(see attached) on a Dell 9150 running 64bit Ubuntu 12.04 as updated on
2012-05-16.
I was copying from an external 2Tb USB drive via USB2.0 to an internal
300Gb IDE drive. I had earlier done a multiple drag and drop copy, an
Hmm, I doubt if my report added anything useful to this bug's solution,
so I'm sorry to have taken system and/or people cycles in marking it as
a duplicate. I do see that there are many more duplicates, so I am not
alone!
I'm not very adept at bug submission, but as I have decided to trial
natty
Martin, thanks for that. I have just shut down my Dell Dimension 9150
U10.04 AMD64 with the speakers full on, got my head blasted with
crackles as usual, and then booted from the alpha 3 U10.10 AMD64.
Checked that sound was good, then shut down.
Not a beep, crackle or hiss. Silent as the grave.
I have this problem: no mouse cursor after login, repeatable by logout
login again.
AFAIK I already had the metacity package as evidenced by CONFIG
EDITOR/APPS (metacity present)
WORK AROUND:
BLINDLY!!:...
1 Move the mouse around, clicking left, until the cursor is clearly on
Accessories then
I have this issue as well. Notes:
It is on Lucid AMD64 bit
It happens not on my account (used in the install) but on other accounts
on this machine.
Removing the clock applet solves the slow panel appearance issue.
BUT I also note that PLACES/CONNECT TO SERVER is very slow, and watching
wiresh
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It is good to see some folk getting 10.04+855GM working using various
new kernels, but I expect I am not alone in saying that I am unlikely to
load 10.04 on my 855GM Toshiba Satellite A10 (still 9.04 after a poor
experience with 9.10 also) until:
1 Upstream release a newer kernel that works really
No such luck when I updated U10.04 my Dell Dimension 9150, but then a
key difference is that my crackling noises are on an external amplifier
which is NOT shut down when the PC turns itself off. Since the same HW
with WXP does not exhibit the noise, I am still hoping to find there is
some sort of
I wondered if Daniel Chen's suggestion was for Martin or me (Nick). Anyway, I
tried it, and installed
linux-alsa-driver-modules-2.6.32.-22-generic from ppa:ubuntu-audio-dev but
after a reboot, the shutdown still made the horrible noises. I assume that
since Windows can avoid this problem, it m
Martin, thanks for raising this as a bug.
Folks, there have been many comments about this issue in the forums,
including mine at:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1486446
with several workaround suggestions, some of which work for some people,
some of the time!
On my gear (see 1486446)
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