Hi,
I attempted it on Lucid 10.04.3, but I don't remember what version it was, and
have purged it some months back.
Just attempted to apt-get install it, and now it prompts for the necessary
packages (binutils build-essential cvs debconf-utils debhelper dkms dpatch
dpkg-dev drbd8-source
Hi,
I attempted it on Lucid 10.04.3, but I don't remember what version it was, and
have purged it some months back.
Just attempted to apt-get install it, and now it prompts for the necessary
packages (binutils build-essential cvs debconf-utils debhelper dkms dpatch
dpkg-dev drbd8-source
Public bug reported:
When installing drbd8-utils on a clean Ubuntu Server installation,
linux-headers-server is not listed as a required/dependency package.
Without linux-server-headers, the drbd module will not be built by dkms and
attempting to /etc/init.d/drbd start would result in a Can not
Public bug reported:
When installing drbd8-utils on a clean Ubuntu Server installation,
linux-headers-server is not listed as a required/dependency package.
Without linux-server-headers, the drbd module will not be built by dkms and
attempting to /etc/init.d/drbd start would result in a Can not
Sure thing, I will give it a try on the latest Lucid alpha.
Post back once verified.
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Happy 2010 everyone! Frustrations arising from this bug shouldn't
deter/dampen the mood. :)
I guess it's only another 4 months to wait before Lucid LTS, so I'm ok
to wait while using WICD.
Just to share, I've experienced the system hang twice so far while using the
two linux-backports-modules-*
Urgh, a new kernel can sometimes take very long to get into the official Ubuntu
repositories.
Although I wonder if the problem with AR928X adapters not being able to conduct
regular wireless activity and scanning for new networks concurrently is a
driver issue or the adapter's inherent fault.
I've since switched to WICD which has been flawless for the last 18 hours.
To be fair, the problems might be due to NetworkManager or wpa_supplicant.
NM keeps wpa_supplicant constantly scanning, while WICD stops scanning once a
connection has been established.
If NM has an option to stop scanning
What I've noticed after about a day's usage was that there were no more
messages in dmesg, but there would still be periods of zero activity
over wireless (about 10-15 seconds every few minutes).
So I wouldn't say a real fix has been released.
Edit: I just found that it correlates with
Have just installed linux-backport-modules-karmic-generic and
linux-backport-modules-wireless-karmic-generic, on kernel 2.6.31-16-generic
#53-Ubuntu SMP Tue Dec 8 04:02:15 UTC 2009 x86_64 GNU/Linux.
Machine's a DV5Z-1000 with Atheros AR928X adapter.
Will leave the machine on with Transmission
For me, I had to do this to get it fixed:
1. Edit-Preference-Privacy-Junk
-- check When I mark messages as junk:
-- select Move them to the account's Junk folder
-- check Mark messages determined to be Junk as read
2. Edit-Account Settings-Local Folders-Junk Settings
-- check Move new junk
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: libpcap0.8
On a Hardy 8.04 server, darkstat with libpcap0.8 performed excellently
(using Intrepid's packages).
On a Jaunty 9.04 server, darkstat with libpcap0.8 (1.0.0-1) was extremely slow
(accessing via lynx resulted in inconsistent response times,
Thanks Karoly and Harry,
Your prompt responses are much appreciated.
I've put in an urgent maintenance slot and things seem to be running
fine as well.
Perhaps any new issues should have their own bug report filed.
This bug should be considered closed since it now boots with an official
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