ok "Fix Released", I guess you did something, because I tried again and
now it is working
thanks!
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Title:
upgrade proceeded although ubuntu-desk
Public bug reported:
it seems I have 'held broken packages' but apt update / upgrade /
autoremove / autoclean, dpkg --fix-broken, synaptic fix-broken is not
finding/fixing anything, and this is blocking my 22.04-->22.04 upgrade
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 22.04
Package: ubuntu-release-
Public bug reported:
lenovo thinkpad yoga 11e. Reformatted drive, got 18.04 installed alone,
then reformatted again, installed win 10, shrunk volume to make room,
then installed 18.04, installer crashed at grub-installer
ProblemType: Bug
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 18.04
Package: ubiquity 18.04.14 [mod
Yes that matches my experience. When I went through the install again
and went the other way with the bios/uefi decision, everything seemed to
work out.
The text of the final error message, and the text of the BIOS/UEFI
dialog box earlier on, were not sufficient to initially make a
connection in m
Public bug reported:
Tried to upgrade 14.04 to 16.04 from a USB onto an Intel NUC. Gave an
error at the end about grub failing to install and won't be able to
boot.
Tried again, instead of upgrading, reformatted / partition and
installed, same error.
This is the automatically generated error, no
I tried logging in as a different user; this user had no ~/.mozilla to
remove, but trying to start firefox had the same behavior
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Title:
Fresh 10.
Thanks for checking in.
I already moved the old ~/.mozilla to ~/.mozilla_old, and none of my
attempts have yet created a new ~/.mozilla (except when I managed to
start up firefox as root, it probably created a /.mozilla, which I
should probably look for and delete).
I'll double-check tonight thou
Now the bug is >6 years old; I'm seeing this in a fresh upgrade to 10.4,
when I try to start firefox. See bug 933283 (look, this bug was in the
low 5 digits, and now we're about to reach 7 digits! This bug has been
around for 2 orders of magnitude!)
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OK, i got firefox up, but this is not a solution:
> sudo su
# firefox
works!
but
> sudo firefox
does not!
It is (obviously) not acceptable to have to run ffox as root...
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** Description changed:
Upgraded to 10.04 from, I think it was 8.04? (it was pretty old).
Everything seemed to go ok, except sound and firefox. I found some other
web advice to do with fixing up alsa, so sound works now. But still
firefox will not start.
Click the icon, error window "
Public bug reported:
Upgraded to 10.04 from, I think it was 8.04? (it was pretty old).
Everything seemed to go ok, except sound and firefox. I found some other
web advice to do with fixing up alsa, so sound works now. But still
firefox will not start.
Click the icon, error window "Your Firefox pr
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