I still get many people asking me how to fix this behavior in Linux.
Since this bug is now nine years old and there seems to be no interest
in providing a "proper" fix, I've created a small shell script that
should configure your system to generate a cedilla c on '+c:
https://github.com/marcopagan
This problem hit me hard today. Problems like this definitely diminish
the user trust in the Ubuntu upgrade process.
The solution was a painful manual rollback, using the output of "dpkg
--get-selections" from before the upgrade (this old habit has saved me
in more than one occasion). Getting my s
The problem (at least in 12.04) is that udev is called in /scripts/init-
top and dropbear is called right away in /scripts/init-
premount/dropbear. There's no time for udev to load the network module
and the card to be probed and recognized before dropbear tries to
initialize the network.
A quick
@a7x that would be my preferred solution as well. I looked at the source
and it's unfortunately a client/server based system so it's not a
10-minute fix for someone not used to the source code of plymouth (like
me.)
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This bug is still very alive.
Curiously, I have number of machines and it only happens in one of them.
This machine uses the nVidia driver and has Xinerama enabled. However, I
have coworkers with the same configuration where the problem does not
happen.
My first reaction (before I saw this bug) w
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> We're closing this bug since it is has been some time with no response
> from paganini. However, if the issue still exists please feel free to
> reopen with the requested information. Also, if you could, please test
> against the l
It is an annoying problem indeed. The issue is that a lot of people in
Brazil, for example, use the ABNT-2 layout, where a separate cedilla C key
exists. Everyone else was dropped in the middle of the road with this
change.
I have a quick workaround to fix it. Just cut and past the lines below and
This seems to be resolved in Lucid. My Thinkpad X40 running Lucid can
connect with no problem to my headless server running Hardy. I didn't
test it that extensively, but it's been running for over 10 minutes
without a crash, and I ran an IRC program and a server update.
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Hi Vikram,
I thought I'd made it clear in my description and forum thread, but I
guess not.
This behavior applies to an upgrade install from Intrepid to Karmic. The
only way to check if it exists in Lucid is to do an upgrade from Karmic
to Lucid, which I plan to do when Lucid is released, but not
Naturally I reported it against Karmic; Karmic is the current release
version, which is installed on my machines. When Lucid is released, I
will upgrade to it. Whether or not it works in Lucid, until then, the
Karmic package needs attention.
I realize this sounds testy, but I'm really tired of see
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The sad part of all this is that a lot of people are used to US-intl
generating a cedilla when accent+C is used. Curiously, there's a "New
US Intl" layout that does the same as the "regular" US-Intl. I think
the cleanest solution would be to have an "Old US Intl" or "Legacy
US-Intl" that would gene
I've started a forum thread about this; hopefully we will be able to
find more information.
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?p=8323616
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After updating from Jaunty to Karmic, and also when using the xserver-
xorg-
Hi Tormod,
I updgraded to Karmic yesterday, so this will be more difficult for me
to test. I will have more resources when I get home next week, so I will
look into it then.
Just a side note, Karmic has the same issue with the mouse pointer that
the x-updates package did in Jaunty - it's invisibl
The invisible pointer issue seems to be setting related. Some setting
associated with my account doesn't like the new driver configuration. I
created a new account for testing and the mouse pointer works fine
there. Anyone have an idea what setting might be messing things up?
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I merged my minimal xorg.conf with my previous xorg.conf. Everything
appears to be working smoothly now, although I still get unwatchably
slow framerates in .MKV video. (Trying to watch .MKVs is the reason
started using the x-swat drivers in the first place.)
The weird thing is, my mouse pointer
And here's Xorg.0.log from the same boot
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With a minimal xorg.conf specifying the intel driver X *does* in fact
start (woohoo!) - unfortunatetly, my mouse pointer is invisible (darn!).
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Here is my dmesg output
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misleading information - in order to get X to start so I could file the
bug I had to revert to the xserver-xorg-video-intel package found in the
main Jaunty repositories.
Xorg.0.log.borked is the log from the failed attempt,
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Binary package hint: xserver-xorg-video-intel
After updating to the most recent xserver-xorg-video-intel found in the
x-swat PPA (uploaded on the 19th of October I think) X fails to start
with this error:
(EE) Failed to load module "i810" (module does not exist, 0)
This may
Hi Paul,
This is something that has generally bugged me about the Ubuntu support
system since I started using it in 2005.
The fact that a future version of Ubuntu will not have this problem does
me no good.
Jaunty is supported and will be used for a good long while yet. I don't
think you should
Ubuntu has had this problem as long as I've been using it - since 5.04!
It is *NOT* specific to any single theme. I can see why it is low
priority - it doesn't stop anything important from working - but it is
very annoying.
The panel looks fine in the screenshots taken by the maintainers of the
th
I should say, to be clear, I tested it on two of my OTHER laptops before
filing the bug.
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Hi Sebastien,
I'm not sure how you came to that conclusion, but it's not the case. I'm
talking about the bookmarks in the Nautilus file browser which you can
edit with the "EDIT BOOKMARKS" tool from the "BOOKMARKS" menu. I've
tested this on two of my latops; neither of them are running netbook
lau
Public bug reported:
Running Jaunty with Netbook Remix on my Asus EeePC 900A.
Selecting the "Edit Bookmarks" option from the Nautilus Bookmarks menu
allows me to allows me to remove the Documents, Music, Pictures, etc.,
folders and causes them to disapear from the netbook-launcher display.
This
This is very strange.
I have this bug on my Thinkpad T42 - at least, I get the error message
that is in the name of this bug, and totem dvd:// spits out the same
errors that others have reported.
However:
1. Some DVDs work. Kill Bill Vol. 2 worked fine last night.
2. Some DVDs do NOT work. For
Hi Harald,
My thinkpad X40 does indeed have an Intel 82852/855G graphics adapter. I
thought I had included that information here, but I guess I forgot.
After reverting to 2.4 drivers things do seem a little sluggish, but I
did not notice a major performance hit. However, I didn't try to do
anythin
Thanks Harald! This workaround helped me.
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0x0 SAct 0x0 SErr 0x0 action 0x6 frozen
+ Ubuntu install to Compact Flash fails: ata1.00: exception Emask 0x0 SAct 0x0
SErr 0x0 action 0x6 frozen FAILED TO IDENTIFY
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Binary package hint: netbook-launcher
After upgrading to Jaunty yesterday, netbook-launcher is no longer
usable on my Thinkpad X40.
I see lots of posts about slow / erratic pointer movement. However, my
pointer *movement* is fine; netbook launcher just doesn't seem to know
w
Still no go with the official Jaunty release.
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I also have this on my T42P.
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Fedora 10 installed fine this evening. It seems to use kernel version
2.6.27.
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Unfortunately the 2.6.28-11 kernel in the Jaunty daily build did not fix
this for me. The CF died during install with the same errors as before.
I'll download Fedora and see if it has the same issue.
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Hey, thanks for posting that bugzilla kernel link. I spent like 8 hours
googling this over the weekend, but somehow I managed to miss that all
important one. I'll try a 2.6.28 Jaunty this evening and see if it
works.
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Some things I have tried that have not helped:
Disabling DMA in the bios
Booting in various combinations with:
all_generic_ide
ide=nodma
irqpoll
hpet=disable
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ht
In the even that someone ever actually sees my bug report, I'd like to
offer a related philosophical statement.
There are like 80 pages of Ubuntu bugs similar to this one reported on
launchpad - all with the same, or very nearly the same error message -
from people with differing configurations. S
Another data point:
This afternoon I installed OpenSolaris. The install was uneventful and
the resulting system appears to be operating fine.
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More info:
To see if I could learn more, I tried installing Debian 5. It has the
same symptoms, spits out DMA timeout errors, and fails to reset.
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Sadly, this problem does not seem limited to the ata_piix driver. I just
tried installing Intrepid to the CF card using the "all_generic_ide"
boot parameter. I looked in syslog to verify that it was indeed using
the generic ata driver. The install failed as usual somewhere around
halfway through.
Public bug reported:
Note:
In spite of how this might look at first glance, this *IS* a problem
with something in Ubuntu/linux, and not hardware failure. I've tried two
different Compact Flash to IDE adapters, two different Compact Flash
cards, and three different Ubuntu versions (Hardy server, I
Hi Bryce,
Frustratingly, I can no longer reliably recreate this bug!! Some update
seems to have changed things during the last month and a half. (I
stopped using XNEST for administration during that time because it was
crashing constantly.) I can now connect to both my Hardy box and my
Gutsy box,
Hey Bryce,
I have 3 intrepid boxes, one hardy box, and one gutsy box. I can verify
that XNEST also crashes when connecting between the intrepid boxes, as
well as from an intrepid box to the gutsy box or hardy box.
However, the intrepid crashes just close immediately with no error, so I
suppose it
Hi Adam,
That seems like a good idea to me. I have this problem on two thinkpads,
a 600E and an X40.
I gave the 600E to my sister a while back and it now runs XP, but it
still has the clicking problem. It has a Hitachi drive similar to the
one in my X40, but I don't recall the exact number.
The
Hi Bryce,
Thanks for taking time to look at my bug, since no one else seems to
have it.
I attached gdb to Xnest on the client machine, and to Xorg on the host
machine after connecting to it via ssh.
After the crash the Xnest debug says "Program exited with code 01." When
I ask for a backtrace it
For those of us with crazy drives like mine that park whenever APM times
out no matter what, I have a possible partial solution.
It seems that what is happening is that the drive's timeout for parking
the heads is shorter than the interval at which ubuntu syncs the
filesystem to disk. This means t
Well, sadly, the new acpi-support has not fixed things for my X40. It
has a Hitachi drive, Model Number: HTC426040G9AT00. Even with the least
aggressive settings (-B 255 and -B 254) it still parks the heads more
than once a minute. As far as I can tell, the settings "took" -- hdparm
-I shows the co
My Thinkpad X40 also suffers from this issue. It seems to actually be
causing problems; every so often my screen will just go blank, and there
is no way to fix it without a reboot. Things in the background still
work fine - for example, if I'm watching a movie when it happens, the
movie sound conti
One thing I have *NOT* seen discussed on any of the forums is the
"lesser of two evils" question:
Windows seemingly does not have this problem (or at least, doesn't have
it often) because it never lets the disk alone long enough for the heads
to unload. Its pretty easy to duplicate that behavior i
I have a Thinkpad X40 with a Hitachi hard disk. It is a C4Kxx series
disk, which is not supported by Hitachi's "Feature Tool," so I'm unable
to change the default APM settings in the disk's firmware.
I've been following this bug and its related threads closely and
implemented the most recent fixes
Xorg.0.log from box 2
This is a pre-release version of the X server from The X.Org Foundation.
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Bugs may be filed in the bugzilla at http://bugs.freedesktop.org/.
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Before reporting bugs in pre-release versio
lspci -vvnn from box 2
00:00.0 Host bridge [0600]: VIA Technologies, Inc. CN700/VN800/P4M800CE/Pro
Host Bridge [1106:0314]
Subsystem: VIA Technologies, Inc. CN700/VN800/P4M800CE/Pro Host Bridge
[1106:0314]
Control: I/O- Mem+ BusMaster+ SpecCycle- MemWINV- VGASnoop- ParErr-
Stepp
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Binary package hint: xnest
I run a headless server that I log into using Terminal Server Client
with XNEST via XDMCP. The server is running Hardy, the machine I connect
from is running Intrepid. Ever since I upgraded my main workstation to
Intrepid I have had this problem:
X
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: xnest
When using "xnest" to log in remotely via XDMCP the 'm' ('M') key only
registers every other press. The only other information I could find
about this was on a GENTOO blog
(http://bugs.gentoo.org/show_bug.cgi?id=225043), which suggests that
this is
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: audacious
Audacious does not correctly stream high bitrate MP3s (say, 320kbps)
that contain the APIC id3v2 tag. During playback of these songs, the
music skips heavily and audacious repeatedly prints the following
message to stderr:
ERROR: neon: neon.c:9
Hi Davur,
I think the white-screen issue is a different bug. There are a lot of
useless forum posts about it, but no solution that I have found. I'm a
little confused by your post though. Are you saying that you get the
white screen when you enable desktop effects using "fglrx?" If so that
is very
Try changing your AGP aperture size in your BIOS. When I set the AGP
aperture size to be the same as the amount of video ram on my card I
could boot. I found this solution mentioned on some underground linux
forum - not ubuntu related - but I tried it and it seems to work.
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Confirm that this problem still exists with Hardy. I just did a clean
install on the same system mentioned previously. The system hangs up
with a black scree after booting when using the proprietary fglrx
drivers. I have to hit the reset button to reboot. The only way to get
the system into a usabl
I also have this bug.
/proc/version:
Linux version 2.6.22-14-generic ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) (gcc version 4.1.3
20070929 (prerelease) (Ubuntu 4.1.2-16ubuntu2)) #1 SMP Tue Dec 18
08:02:57 UTC 2007
lspci:
01:00.0 VGA compatible controller [0300]: ATI Technologies Inc RV530LE [Radeon
X1600/X1650 PRO]
Hi Yamal,
I agree with you that consistency is of paramount importance, specially
when dealing with a complicated subject such as internationalization. My
gripe, however, is not with the fact that acute+c does not generate a
cedilla, but rather, with the change in behavior of the widely known "US
If the Gnome developers don't want to change it, fine. But why not honor
the GTK_IM_MODULE=xim setting as it was done before? I would not mind
whatever twisted scheme someone who never spoke or wrote any portuguese
devised for my keyboard, as long as I could bypass it freely (as it was
the case in
As of Gutsy this is no longer an issue for me. I'm currently running
kernel 2.6.22-14 with no problems.
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What about those of us that do use RAID? I have a file / web server in
my basement running a RAID0 (concatenating 4 9GB hard disks). The
upgrade process from Edgy to Feisty succeeded, but I got the above error
while rebuilding the initramfs, so I am afraid to reboot it with the new
kernel until the
Public bug reported:
I have a plextor PX-708A CD/DVD burner and am running Feisty with kernel
2.6.20-15.
I went to copy a CD today and I found the following symptoms:
Kaffeine will not play the source CD - it crashes.
(It is also crashing when I try to play DVDs - that may or may not be related
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