Hmmm, I ran it, but CTRL+A, CTRL+C, CTRL+V don't seem to do anything,
nor does right click :S
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the copy action doesn't work in the second after a directory load
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Hey mate thanks, sorry but how would I go about installing that? :P
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Happens to me literally all the time. No need to visually parse the
directory if you cache the required query :P
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Pardon me, I thought it was more clear than that.
If you consider the "Ctrl+C" keyboard shortcut as a trigger to the
operation of placing the file(s)/directory(s) into the clipboard for
copying, and I am saying is that the trigger does not initiate the
operation until about 2 seconds after the dir
@Ramon
md5sum filename
or
sha256sum filename
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in-place corruption of large files *without fsck or reboot* reported with linux
2.6.31-14.46 on ext4
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I understand that, though what I'm wondering is whether there was any change
from 46 to 48, which could have fixed this issue.
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Furthermore, I should state the full kernel version that the final
version of Ubuntu (which we did our testing on) is 2.6.31-14.48 and not
14-46. Is there a fix from 46 to 48?
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Hello.
I have wrote a C program to implement the test I described above. Currently, it
checks 100x 8K blocks around the 512MB mark, by swapping them with each other,
back to front. Running the program twice should thus result in an identical
file. Using this program, you can check that read/wri
@aldebx
Of course I realise this, perhaps I need to elaborate my idea. I mean,
since the error apparently occurs when large files are edited, a test
should be devised whereby changes are made to a large file, saved, and
then un-done and saved - and the before and after checksums compared, to
see i
fimbulvetr - did you try editing the file?
On that note, I'm doing a fresh install of 9.10 with ext4 on my laptop
around the start of next week, and I'm wondering if anyone can suggest
some methods to try and reproduce the bug. So far I'm thinking about
obtaining a very large file, copying it arou
I've applied the latest update to my DV5-1138tx, and I can too confirm
that sleep now works!!
Thanks a lot to Paul Swanson and everyone else who worked hard to make this
happen :D
And to HP for finally fixing it, hehe.
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Also, the pcspkr creates static for me on reboot, which is an extra
annoyance.
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Gnome Sound Preferences help refers to a system bell, but it's called system
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I would like the developers to elevate the importance of this bug.
This issue is present in jaunty, in the beta, with all the packages up
to date.
I have found it impossible to disable the system beep in any way. None
of the configuration options noted above work for me. I also cannot
simply blac
RetributionLSR, I have Jaunty with that kernel and suspend does *not*
work for me. What exact model is your laptop? And are you sure it all
works?
Also, I have been using Jaunty for almost a month, and have had no real
sound issues (just a bit of static sometimes).
Cheers
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I just flashed to F.14, didn't do anything as far as the problem is
concerned :(
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hey mlaverdiere, thanks for that.
Can you please outline exactly how the menu.lst file has to be edited?
Can you post the exact line which you added to it? Or is it some other
change?
Cheers
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I have upgraded to 9.04 alpha4, and now have the 2.6.28 kernel.
Unfortunately, it does not improve the problem.
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Doesn't seem to be working for me Carlos, and I'm on intepid.
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Wooops, here are mine.
Once again, this is a dv-5 1138tx.
Thanks!
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Hello guys.
I have the HP Pavilion dv-5 1138tx, and I can confirm to having this
exact problem. I am using 8.10, fully updated and such.
Just to test it out, does anyone know how to install the HP bios updates from a
bootable cd? HP help site mentions something called ROMPaq, but it doesn't hav
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