Well, August came and went. As did September. I still get regular bug
fixes, but no notifications of a new release.
I'm fairly sure this is now a bug.
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surely*
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Title:
fsck: fsck.ntfs: not found
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Well the bug obviously isn't invalid, as it was reported by several people.
Sure fixed would be a better state?
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Title:
fsck: fsck.ntfs: not found
Thanks very much, Flames, for sharing your knowledge.
If I later get notified of 12.04.1, I will mark this bug as invalid.
Rob
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I am not
Public bug reported:
I am using kubuntu 11.10.
I have my software sources dialog configured to only inform me of long term
support releases.
I receive(d) no notifications about the availability of kubuntu 12.04, which I
believe is a LTS release.
If I change the setting to notify me of 'Normal Re
Changing the value to 2 still resulted in the error (to be expected really).
Changing the value to 0 stopped the error message appearing.
So my problem itself is fixed.
The bug OTOH, is that I had to fix this manually, but I didn't introduce it
manually.
The ubuntu forums thread suggests others w
I didn't write the line myself (my fstab was generated by ubuntu, and I
haven't touched it since I upgraded to 11.10), but here is the line that
mounts the disk:
UUID=01CB45A7106719A6 /NTFSFTWntfsdefaults 0 1
The man page says 'The root filesystem should be specified with a
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Title:
NTFS partition scans clean in Windows, but I get 'Serious errors were
found' at boot
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Public bug reported:
Most of this is copied from information contained in this thread:
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I have a dual boot system (through grub)
I upgraded to Kubuntu 11.10 from 11.04. Before the upgrade, Kubuntu booted fine.
Now I get 'Serious errors were found wh
Well, who is responsible for packaging lmms for ubuntu?
They'd be the person we need to address this to. I doubt they're reading the
ubuntu lauchpad bug tracker - we need to contact them directly...
Or the repository maintainers?
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Tested.
Works for me.
Using software properties (kde) I enabled proposed updates with the checkbox.
I checked I was still unable to uncheck it. (the bug WAS still there)
I found the appropriate proposed update and installed it.
Now I am able to uncheck the box - it seems to have been fixed.
Thank
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 789778 ***
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** This bug has been marked a duplicate of bug 789778
lmms depends on wine1.2 not wine1.2+
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Title:
Can't uncheck proposed or usupported boxes in Kubuntu updates
sorftware sources
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Public bug reported:
Other people having a similar problem:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1816045
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=1788688
In KPackageKit I can't uncheck the 'Proposed updates' or the
'Unsupported updates' boxes in the 'Kubuntu updates' section of the
'Updates'
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Title:
Samba 4 (Alpha 15) fails to install on Natty
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Public bug reported:
Attempting to install Samba 4 on Ubuntu 11.04 (upgraded from 10.10);
installation fails part-way through. Package had been previously
uninstalled after upgrading Ubuntu from previous dist release.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 11.04
Package: samba4 4.0.0~alpha15~
Using kubuntu, same problem, switching to jack1 works as a workaround - but
this shouldn't be necessary, and breaks my pulseaudio-jack-sink connection (at
least initally, haven't restarted yet)
Does anyone know if this will be fixed in muse 2.0, soon to be released?
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New to Ubuntu, but experienced sys admin but firestarter totally
confused me for a bit. This Bug report was very useful in finding a
solution, so thanks to all who commented previously.
First I ran the wizard to install and continually was got the ghastly MS
style message in a pop-up :
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