I believe it is a bit premature to mark this as invalid, due to an
external (non ubuntu) website telling 17.04 has reached end-of life.
Even though the bug report might have surfaced in 17.04, there has not
been any information mentioning it is fixed in more recent ubuntu (or
update-manager) versi
** Changed in: update-manager (Ubuntu)
Status: Invalid => New
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Title:
update-manager creates duplicate snapper "pre" snapshots
To manage
Public bug reported:
This system uses a btrfs filesystem in combination with snapper.
Via the file ``/etc/apt/apt.conf.d/80snapper`` (default file from
repositories) it is configured to take pre-post snapshots upon
performing any apt driven changes.
When using the update-manager i noticed 2 pre-
Had to dug up my old monitor to check.
The system is capable of booting to the login screen.
Hence the issue seems to be fixed in: Xenial 4.4.0-45.66 kernel
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I only did the update, nothing else.
The system only has an APU, no discrete card.
lspci output can be found in post #2
I do want to point out that your system has an additional error, which i can't
remember to have seen on my system:
"VCE init error (-110)"
Perhaps you have a slightl
** Tags added: kernel-fixed-upstream
** Changed in: linux (Ubuntu)
Status: Incomplete => Confirmed
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Title:
16.04 -> AMD APU via VGA gives
Dear Joseph,
In response to your questions:
The issue started after an upgrade from 15.10 to 16.04.
The prior version of the kernel without the problem was the one from 15.10
(4.2.0-35)
I will try to test as soon as possible.
Some additional observations regarding this bug.
* It is also present
Public bug reported:
After upgrade to 16.04, the system will only show a blank screen when a monitor
is connected to the VGA output.
The system itself is able to completely start-up (checked via a ssh login).
Starting up using an older kernel (in this case 4.2.0) gives a
functional graphical sys
Changing %u (and %U) does indeed solve the problem here. At least until
"preferred applications" is opened again.
The %u (and %U) are found in the following keys (rest keeps %s):
* about
* http
* https
* mailto (this one has %U)
* unknown
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Did you change any of the "preferred applications" via the menu (or via
the cli-command "gnome-default-applications-properties").
If so this might be a duplicate of:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+bug/800927
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This corruption will also occur when changing the default media player
(from banshee to rhythmbox).
Hence I suspect it might be an issue with the "preferred applications"
tool.
P.s.
Just to be curious:
Is the "x-scheme-handler" supposed to be adjusted by adding/changing an
appropriate line in ".
Hi Johannes,
The bug description hints that you're having a problem with the graphical
front-end (gfceu), which might be a duplicate of bug #424858.
I posted 2 workarounds in that bug description. If these work you might
consider changing the package this report refers to into "gfceu" or even in
The same problem here after an upgrade to Karmic (amd64).
I did some testing and came up with the following two workarounds:
1)Start the game emulation from the terminal using the "fceu" command.
2) Disable Pulseaudio before starting "gfceu".
The 1st workaround bypasses the graphical front-end (
I used to have the same kind of problem on a Jaunty 64 bit OS (random
freezes , due to Xorg 100% load).
The following steps seem to fix it
Run: "nvidia-settings"
disable "Sync to Vblank" under " X server Xvideo Settings"
Perhaps this works for you too.
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ht
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: vsftpd
Ubuntu: 8.10
vsftpd version: 2.0.7-0ubuntu1
In the /etc/vsftpd.conf file
By enabling the option:
chown_uploads=YES
chown_username= ( is just an existing logged in user)
The following options do not work anymore:
local_umask=022
ano
Same problem here on 8.10.
However i would like to note that the readme file at:
"/usr/share/doc/vsftpd/README.Debian", lines 16-18
=>
Anonymous FTP by default uses the home diretory and privileges of the "ftp"
user for its root directory. Installing the vsftpd package for the first
time will c
Same behaviour here.
It worked well under dapper and only became broken after an upgrade to
edgy.
Under dapper i was still required to enter the admin password whenever i
wanted to change time-settings using the [Time-admin], in edgy however
this is no longer required.
Therefore i suspect it has
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