I was having a similar problem with an IDE CD burner, it wouldn't erase
a CD-RW from k3b or wodim on the command line. However, when I connected
up an external USB burner it worked fine. Don't know if this helps shed
any light on the problem. Relevant sections from lshw are below, I can
provide
I just had a thought: a number of people have suggested that this may be
disk I/O related, and some people have apparently been running the live
CD without problems. Has anyone tried doing a persistent install on a
USB stick, e.g. as on http://t-skariah.blogspot.com/2008/04/ubuntu-804
Attached requested crash logs. I tried booting with nmi_watchdog=2
yesterday, and it didn't help.
My computer was built of old spare parts, it contains
Epox 8RDA3+ motherboard
S3 Virge graphics
2x Onboard LAN: some kind of forcedeth, which is connected, and an 8139too,
which isn't.
This
@ Robert: sorry, what I meant to say was nVidia _graphics_, since a
few people had been suggesting that might be the cause...
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I just tried installing the -rt kernel and stress testing the system by
watching a video on an nfs share while downloading updates in Synaptic.
The system locked up just as before, so it looks to me as though
whatever's causing the crash is present in there too.
Has anyone tried compiling an
In response to martyg's question about server kernels: it occured to me
too that the problem might be specific to the generic kernel, so a few
days ago I tried booting the server kernel instead. It crashed in
exactly the same way as the generic kernel though. I should have
mentioned it before...
I'm experiencing the same hard freeze with kernel 2.6.24-16. No wireless
here, just onboard ethernet. The same system worked just fine under
Gutsy, the problem's only started since upgrading to Hardy. My graphics
card is an old S3 Virge. Crashes usually appear when watching Youtube in
Firefox, but
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Okay, I managed to get an older version of xorg.conf working, which
while not ideal at least makes the computer usable again.
It seems the problem wasn't so much with displayconfig-gtk failing to
preserve the settings as it was with xrandr/new display config system
not supporting s3virge (at
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I just upgraded to Hardy from Gutsy. I'm using an old S3 Virge, which
under Gutsy I had running just fine at [EMAIL PROTECTED] However, under
Hardy neither the monitor nor the graphics card seem to be picked up
correctly. All I can get is the failsafe 800x600 resolution with
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Just noting that I upgraded to gutsy, which includes mp3val 0.1.7, and
this bug is still present.
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Just in case it helps with debugging this problem:
distmp3host starts normally after it's installed, whether it's a fresh
install, or a reinstall using 'apt-get install --reinstall distmp3'.
However, it doesn't start after a reboot, from '/etc/init.d/distmp3
start' or '/etc/init.d/distmp3
Public bug reported:
The current version of mpc123 for PowerPC doesn't work properly.
Whatever options are passed to it are seemingly ignored, meaning that no
files can be played. I found a trivial patch for it at http://www.mail-
archive.com/[EMAIL PROTECTED]/msg104193.html
I downloaded the
I second this request, the only way I figured out how to use the package
was from this bug report! As it is, installing in the non-packaged way
via iD's instructions is more reliable, but going via apt would
obviously be preferable.
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I'd like to add a further comment to this bug. I have a computer running
Kubuntu Feisty with an external hard drive which is formatted with JFS.
At some point it was apparently removed from the computer without being
properly unmounted (I'm not sure if this was due to a system crash or
someone
Public bug reported:
In the latest version of roundcube currently available via apt
(0.1-beta2-0ubuntu1) there is an extremely annoying bug, which causes
the session to timeout while composing a message. In practical terms,
this means that unless a draft is saved very frequently (more frequently
I've not seen the bug since Scilab 4.0 made its way into the
repositories, it doesn't occur on any of the Feisty boxes I use.
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The PowerPC server had to be rebooted for another reason after all, and
it turns out the problem is the same, this isn't just an x86 problem.
distmp3host can't be started, but if the package is removed and re-added
it works fine (presumably until the next reboot).
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To reproduce, install distmp3 via apt. At this point distmp3host can be
started by means of its initscript '/etc/init.d/distmp3 start'. Reboot
the computer. Now distmp3host cannot be started, running 'sudo
/etc/init.d/distmp3 start' or the command 'distmp3host' does nothing,
Public bug reported:
$ mp3val -v
MP3val 0.1.4
Running Feisty server edition on PowerPC (Mac Mini G4), all packages up
to date.
Program segfaults every time it is fed a file to process, even on CBR
files with id3v1 that validate under mp3check. When testing the same
files on another computer,
I can confirm this under Feisty. I have an ethernet network at home,
which normally connects via a modem router. The router IP is the default
gateway. Recently the DSL connection was unavailable, and we had to use
dialup. The connection was established (although pppd always crashed on
the first
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Printers at my work are only accessible via Samba, with a valid username
and password. I add them through the KDE System Settings-Printers
dialogue, as SMB printers, using my username and password. On initial
setup, they work fine (both a Samsung CLP-500 using the splix
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Apologies if this is a dupe, I was unable to find a previous version of
it.
Steps to reproduce:
Install ubuntu-desktop and kubuntu-desktop.
Choose kdm as the default login manager.
Log in to a Gnome session.
Select Start New Session from Gnome menu.
New session fails to
Okay, I need to make an apology. After some more hunting, I found in
System Settings-Appearance an option under GTK Styles and Fonts to fix
the scrollbar issue. The scrollbars no longer overlap the buttons,
although I am still having a minor issue. It's visible in the attached
screenshot. The left
I've attached a screenshot of the problem. Can't provide steps to
reproduce it, as stated above this only occurs on one of my boxes. It
could possibly be a side-effect of a problematic upgrade, one of the
dist-upgrades crashed partway through (I can't remember exactly what the
cause was, something
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So far as I can tell, by default in KDE, clicking on a .ps file opens it
in KGhostView embedded in the Konqueror window. When I try to open a .ps
with a different program by right-clicking, the Konqueror Open With
menu is empty except for Other This is despite the fact
Yes, this problem is still occurring on one of the boxes I maintain, but
not on others. The box in question is fully up-to-date, running the i386
version of release 6.10. It was originally installed with Kubuntu
version 5.10 and has been dist-upgraded twice since then. The other
boxes were
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So far as I can tell, by default in KDE, clicking on a .ps file opens it
in KGhostView embedded in the Konqueror window. When I try to open a .ps
with a different program by right-clicking, the Konqueror Open With
menu is empty except for Other This is despite the fact
Which version should I upgrade to? I'm running the latest versions
available in Dapper (firefox 1.5.dfsg+1.5.0.7-ubuntu0.6.06 and gtk-
engines-gtk-qt 0.60-1.1ubuntu7 at the time of writing). Am I right in
thinking that the fix has been released upstream in Edgy and probably
won't be backported to
This is still occurring for me, although according to the bug report I
first saw it under (https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/gtk-qt-
engine/+bug/47760) it has now been fixed. As far as I can tell, all my
packages are up to date. I'm running dapper with gtk2-engines-gtk-qt
version
As a temporary workaround, while we're waiting for the new version to be
released, it's possible to run scilab in text (i.e. non-windowed) mode
using the command 'scilab -nw'. This avoids the problem with the fonts.
Not ideal but it may help some people.
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Looks as though there is progress towards version 4 being released, see
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/scilab/+bug/58088
While we're still using the buggy version 3, I discovered that it's
possible to run scilab in command line (as opposed to windowed) mode,
using the command
I don't think this is a bug in smbfs. Since I upgraded to Dapper, my
cifs (i.e. not smbfs) mount in /etc/fstab hasn't been working on boot.
There weren't any obvious problems, no errors from the kernel, and no
hangups*, so I was a bit puzzled but didn't get around to investigating
it. The share
I have also encountered this bug. I'm not sure which theme I'm using,
but it appears not to be plastik. I was using the default theme under
Kubuntu 5.10, and recently upgraded to 6.06, at which point I think the
bug first appeared.
The extra scroll buttons appear in other applications (notably
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