I think this is related to the 64bits system its running on.
Testing this on a 32bits installation in a virtualbox gives no problems.
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when creating a new template and launching my templates or other folders, the
openoffice crashes
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/193097
You received this bug
negatory
Turning off gnome accessibility did not fix it
it may be related to Java as that is giving some issues as well in the OO app.
java isn't fully supported yet on 64bits systems unfortunately
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when creating a new template and launching my templates or other folders, the
openoffice
Jaunty isn't out yet and i dont want a beta release as my box is running great
otherwise.
per haps Ill try a live CD though.
i tried openjdk-6-jre and java-6-sun-1.6.0.10 and 1.5.0 with OO 2.4.
OO doesn't crash when I start the app. by opening a template directly.
It only crashes when opening
There were some updates today (unrelated it seems) however I switched again to
java-6-sun-1.6.0.10 and now I can open the templates through the program.
Not very sure what happened exactly to make this issue go away, but it's fixed.
Per haps it was an earlier update as I haven't tried fixing
OpenOffice 2.4 Ubuntu 8.10 x86_64AMD
Everytime I click on a template to select, the program crashes.
Default install through package manager. Later added templates pack, made no
difference.
although i see some trouble in the error logs, i can't relate them to
openoffice
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when creating a new
It's fixed.
The installation doesn't make a correct xorg.conf. It needs to be done
manually.
None of the installations either 32 or 64 bit would work, either kubuntu,
ubuntu, centos. Neither drivers from nvidia site or the default install through
package manager would install properly.
This
the only reason it hangs at boot is because the xorg.conf isn't written
correctly.
it needs to be done manually.
None of the installations either 32 or 64 bit would work as expected,
either kubuntu, ubuntu, centos. Neither drivers from nvidia site or the
default install through package manager
hi
i have found many people with the same problem.
After installing (any)Nvidia drivers the system hangs at Checking Battery
status and stops there.
I have tried the 173, 177 and the latest 180.22 from Nvdia's website which i
installed from the cli.
Only get them to work properly on WinXP though
hi
have the same problem
after reinstallation I have not loaded any drivers yet as the system wont boot
on the Battery check.
lspci -vvnn output attached (not as root)
** Attachment added: lspci
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/21099325/lspci
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new kernel wont load / boot
