Happened again today (has also happened a few more times that I haven't
commented on). This time I let it run for about 10-15 minutes. When I
came back the HDD light was still on and I still had a black screen.
When I hit the power button I got a screen full of messages. I took a
photo
Not that I understand much, but from that picture it looks like my drive
is failing. When I check the SMART data for it it says I have 16
pending sectors, but 0 uncorrectable sectors. So is my disk not playing
nicely with Linux or is it actually failing? Western Digital say they
don't support
Something very similar again today, even though I have upgraded
motherboard/memory/cpu/video card. These are now a Asus m4A77TD pro/4gb
DDR3/Athlon II X4 630/GT 220 512mb gddr3
This time I got an error message along the lines of:
Failed to load linux headers, please load the kernel first, both
Happened again today, but slightly different symptoms:
Turn computer on
BIOS loads ok
During boot sequence saw blank screen with a blinking cursor. Always about 4
lines down.
Mode switch to completely black screen
HDD light constantly on
...
wait
...
reset
everything repeats exactly as before
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Binary package hint: xsplash
What I expected to happen:
Turn computer on
See splash screen
See login screen
What happened:
Turn computer on
Saw blank screen with a blinking cursor. Sometimes 4
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Binary package hint: xsplash
What I expected to happen:
Turn computer on
See splash screen
See login screen
What happened:
Turn computer on
Saw blank screen with a blinking cursor. Sometimes 4 lines down, sometimes in
top left corner.
Switched to a completely black screen
I just noticed this on ubuntu 64bit / jaunty. It seems to be hitting
the integer limit (about 2gig) and then going to zero. If your burn is
big enough (over 4.2 gig) the progress bar resumes again from the start
- and then the burn finishes.
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Progress bar stays on 0% even after the burning
http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=582261 seems to track this bug
in gnome.
It seem to hit the integer limit (about 2 gig) and the progress bar will
start again from zero if your burn is over twice this limit (about 4.2
gig).
** Bug watch added: GNOME Bug Tracker #582261
I haven't seen it since release - the only time I saw it was straight
after the upgrade from gutsy.
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[nvidia] GL xscreensavers crashed
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All looks good in hardy beta.
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Unfortunately I still can't enable desktop effects on the live CD. This
is logged here:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/jockey/+bug/197264
I'll probably upgrade my installation when the beta comes out and try it
then.
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Actually my problem IS that I can't enable the desktop effects. Am I
required to go through hoops before I enable this functionality on the
live CD? If so, why? This doesn't leave a great impression for people
testing out ubuntu which is what the liveCD is for.
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[hardy] Can't enable
To me, there are (still) multiple issues here.
1) As a user trying out ubuntu, desktop effects simply fail.
The problem with this is that there is no indication of why it failed.
I know that it's probably because it's running the open source drivers.
That's why I tried to find out what was
I tried using alpha 4 and I can't even enable desktop effects. This is
possibly due to running the wrong drivers - when I try to check jockey-
gtk crashes and the screens+graphics is empty when I run it. I'll give
it another try in a later release.
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Public bug reported:
1) The release of Ubuntu you are using, via 'cat /etc/lsb-release' or System -
About Ubuntu.
Hardy Alpha 5 (live CD)
2) The source package you found the bug in, for help see
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/Bugs/FindRightPackage .
3) The version of the package you are using, via
Oh, forgot to add some hardware details:
AMD64 X2 3800
Nvidia 7600GS
Viewsonic VA902 19 LCD
nVidia based motherboard (MCP55)
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Looks like a new package has been introduced in gutsy for building 32
bit apps on amd64 - adding the gcc-multilib package fixed my problem.
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Setting invalid - was just missing the new gcc-multilib package. Will
suggest an update for wine's wiki.
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Public bug reported:
I am running gutsy beta which has been upgraded via the update manager
since 6.06. I have been compiling wine from source (as the packaged
wines are not always up to date) since 6.06 on ubuntu amd64. Since the
upgrade to gutsy the configure script doesn't work anymore, and
Sorry, should have provided some additional info. I'm running amd64 and
I used the update manager to perform the upgrade. I accepted all
proposed changes in the update manager process. I don't know what evms
is so I wouldn't have installed it manually (I have been doing upgrades
since 6.06). I
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: compiz
I'm using amd64, upgraded to gutsy beta yesterday. I am using the
restricted nvidia driver and a geforce 7600gs.
Steps to reproduce:
- Create more than one workspace (I have 4)
- Enable 'Normal' desktop effects
- Open a few application windows
Just did an upgrade to gutsy from 7.04 ( 1 hour ago) and had the same
problem. Removing evms fixed it.
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Binary package hint: evince
A program I'm writing uses JFreeChart and Jasper Reports to generate
PDF's via Webwork. The charts in these PDF's now have a red haze over
the top of them when viewed with Evince 0.8.1 (I upgraded to 7.04 this
morning) The haze appears to be
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Evince displays red haze over graphic elements
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