It may be caused by a memory leak in notify-osd (the same config as Philipp
Specht).
I'm using Exaile 0.3.1.1 and it was slow today, even graying out. I've noticed
that notify-osd was using a lot of memory (500MB!).
Then it suddenly started to use more and more memory and I had to kill the
Sorry for the delay. I just tested suspend to disk with the kernel
2.6.32-22-generic (upgraded via the update-manager) and it's working!!! XD
Many thanks to the people who solved the bug!
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[Acer TravelMate 800] hibernate/resume failure
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/475132
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Same as #446552.
The patch submited by jdobry on 2009-11-02 solved the problem for me.
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Karmic to Lucid upgrade behind proxy seems to fail/only with two hours delay
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/574439
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Hi,
I upgraded to Lucid Lynx yesterday, and suspend to RAM works.
Suspend to disk isn't working (the PCÂ goes off, but the session is lost).
I'll try with the latest development release.
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[Acer TravelMate 800] hibernate/resume failure
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/475132
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Seems to be like bugs 338217: I renamed ~/.scim/ and reinstalled scim
(1.4.9-1ubuntu2) and scim doesn't crash anymore. But my previous configuration
is lost (of course).
Here is the previous content of my .scim/, configured for chinese (pinyin).
If I recall correctly, some packages for the
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Binary package hint: ubiquity
ubuntu 9.04 beta
Manual partitioning click on several partitions, choose one to resize (modify
the size), click OK, click next button.
A few seconds after, a window appears, saying there is an I/O error. There are
3 buttons (retry, ignore
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Binary package hint: ubiquity
ubuntu 9.04 beta
Manual partitioning click on several partitions, choose one to resize
(modify the size), click OK, click next button.
A few seconds after, a window appears, saying there is an I/O error. There
are 3 buttons
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: ubiquity
Manual partitioning click on several partitions, choose one to resize (modify
the size), click OK, click next button.
A few seconds after, a window appears, saying there is an I/O error (that is
correct, my HDD is having problems). There are
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ubuntu 9.04 beta : I've got the same problem.
I used manual partitioning, resized a fat32 partition, this gave me 2.1GB free.
I created an ext4 partition for / with this 2.1GB partition. No warning at this
step about the size of the partition.
At 87%, the installer disappears, leaving only the
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MASTER: Should warn about insufficient disk space (manual partitioning)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/77966
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