I can confirm that this fixes the problem for me, thanks!
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Title:
Volume at login set to Maximum
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I get the prompt too, it's annoying. On resume it should remove the
notification if it's still onscreen.
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Title:
Often automatic suspend when I
Oops I didn't mean to change the bug status.
Anyway. Thanks Chris! I tried your patch and it does seem to get
farther along, but not quite. This is the error I see now:
Mesa 9.1.1 implementation error: unexpected format GL_DEPTH_COMPONENT in
_mesa_choose_tex_format()
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** Changed in: mesa (Ubuntu)
Status: Triaged = Confirmed
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[8xx mesa] Unity can't start on laptop
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It was a hardware issue with the power supply.
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Status: New = Invalid
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Title:
Entering suspend sometimes
The fans running full speed also occurs occasionally when I power off
the computer.
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Title:
Entering suspend sometimes causes fans to go full
I have this same problem. Upon reboot Digital Output (S/PDIF) volume is
always set to maximum.
I think I've traced it to the pulse module module-device-restore.
Attached is a log, loglevel=4. I can see that module-device-restore
opens the TDB file, but I never see in the log something like
With quantal I still have problems, like jabastien above. Pressing the
power button pops up a dialog where only the shutdown button works. The
suspend button does nothing. When I pick suspend from the menu in the
top right corner the computer will enter suspend mode. Ideally I could
set the
Public bug reported:
Upon entering suspend mode, sometimes the fan will go full speed. It
could be the case fan, or the CPU fan. It happens about half the time.
The fan will remain at full speed while in suspend until the system is
resumed and then it will work normally.
Fan speed is
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Title:
Entering suspend sometimes
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As a recent convert from Windows 7, this issue was the first thing I
noticed. Initially I thought, This is Linux, I'm sure there's an
option for that! But unfortunately it seems not. Please make this an
option so I can have this feature.
It certainly will help with Bug #1, at least in my eyes.
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