Curiously, I couldn't specify icedtea-8-plugin, because this website
says, "There is no package names 'icedtea-8-plugin' published in
Ubuntu". However, in my aptitude I see the icedtea-8-plugin package,
version 1.6.2-3ubuntu1.
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Using completely up-to-date 16.04, firefox with icedtea to access HP
iLO2 (integrated lights-out KVM card) on remote server. This always
works on 14.04, but on 16.04 it always fails with the following
exception:
Another available info:
IcedTea-Web Plugin version: 1.6.2 (1.6.
Still broken. Still works under freshly installed 14.04.
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I got around this dpms-is-always-disabled nuisance
in Xubuntu 16.04 by calling a bash script
in ~/.config/autostart/.desktop. The script
sleeps for 10 seconds and *then* calls xset in such a way
as to enable dpms. The 10-second delay
is evidently long enough for the startup of the X session t
I'm playing an off-air recording (the Newshour). The video freezes, then the
audio stops, then the video restarts, but there's no audio. If I move the
cursor on the timeline at the bottom of the screen and click it, the audio and
video both restart there. The same thing occurs again at the sa
Different users have different requirements, and you guys are creating
big problems with us.
We've been using Reiserfs for over a decade due to its tail packing (we
have many small files) and excellent inherent filesystem recovery. Our
data have survived many hardware failures without resorting t
I gave up on Kubuntu and on Ubuntu 11.04 quite a while ago. I'm having
no such problems now with Ubuntu Server 12.04.2 and KDE.I'm not
testing the latest development release, as you requested, because this
bug is no longer an issue for us.
Notes:
(1) I can now log into Launchpad again, as yo
I newly installed 12.10 on one of 6 hosts here. The rest still use
12.04, and they work fine. The new install apparently has exactly the
same problem that was reported here as fixed. I attempt to print an
envelope using my HP 4050 printer, using Postcript/English
(recommended). Instead of pri
Attempted to upgrade to 38-13 this morning. It still doesn't work.
Interestingly, it is broken in a slightly different way than 38-12 was
broken. Instead of flickering, as it did under 38-12, the external
monitor puts up a floating box that says something like: "Not optimum
mode. Optimum mode is
Something that may or may not be relevant:
Both of the Lenovo X-220 machines in my household freeze (hard crash)
occasionally. I suspect a driver somewhere is the culprit. At least
one of the machines, and maybe both of them, *sometimes* freezes in a
very nasty way, taking our whole wired networ
I'm still unable to use a kernel newer than 38-11 if I'm using an
external monitor with my X-220 machines.
An Ubuntu update for Intel graphics chips, which I received and
installed last night, did not fix the problem on 38-12.
This bug affects both of the Lenovo X-220s in my household. Their
ext
I made a mistake in my report. The monitor is 1920x1200, not 1920x1600
as I reported.
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external monitor no longer works
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external monitor no longer works
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I updated my system, a Lenovo X220, this morning. Upon rebooting, the
external monitor would not work. It flickers a lot of mainly-green
gibberish, and it is unusable. The internal LCD screen in the notebook
still works, but not when the external monitor is connected. The
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lshw: free(): invalid pointer: 0x02ca0904
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Here's what I got, first output from lshw, then a kernel message:
root@qat:/home/michel# lshw
qat
description: Desktop Computer
product: To Be Filled By O.E.M.
vendor: To Be Filled By O.E.M.
version: To Be Filled By O.E.M.
serial:
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kernel oops
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Following is from /var/log/syslog:
Apr 26 22:01:09 tacho kernel: [302747.415047] BUG: unable to handle kernel
paging request at 0400
Apr 26 22:01:09 tacho kernel: [302747.415053] IP: []
__d_lookup+0x8c/0x150
Apr 26 22:01:09 tacho kernel: [302747.415059] PGD 160c
I have also found a completely different bug in the xml output of a
slightly more elaborate lshw invocation:
lshw -xml -class disk
The xml output of lshw is all elements. When the lshw invocation
is:
lshw -xml
that's fine, because the host machine's is the container element
for all the other
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lshw -xml produces incorrect (but parsable) output
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Example of buggy output:
It's true that the above now parses as XML. It's not true that it's
correct output! The output should be:
See exiz ticket #115 for a bug which is gone. Alas, there's now a
different but similar bug in the xml output
There is still a halting problem in mksquashfs 4.1, but it's MUCH rarer
than it was in 4.0. I'm guessing one hang in 300 invocations.
I've written a (horrible) way around the problem, which is to call
mksquashfs indirectly via a Python program that kills mksquashfs and re-
invokes mksquashfs, inv
I took Philip Lougher's advice to heart. I downloaded mksquashfs 4.1
source from Sourceforge, compiled it, and my hanging problem has not
occurred since.
I therefore urge that the squashfs-tools package in Ubuntu be upgraded
from 4.0 to 4.1. When that happens, this bug will be history.
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On 02/22/2011 11:08 PM, Phillip Lougher wrote:
> Where is the output of mksquashfs going?
To a pipe, and thence to a file. But I suspect that I'm flushing it
frequently, which may contribute greatly to the problem. I'll have to
look into that.
> The -noappend option changing things is interest
Well, I'm trying a run with -info and -no-progress , but, gosh, -info
really seems to slow the mksquashfs process down to a small fraction of
its usual speed (I'm not sure why, or whether it's my fault somehow).
At this rate, it could be weeks before I finish a single run, so don't
hold your breath
Answers to your questions follow:
On 02/21/2011 12:08 AM, Phillip Lougher wrote:
> "As far as mksquashfs is concerned, it is being invoked in the usual way
> as an independent subprocess."
>
> What is the exact command line passed to Mksquashfs? (from looking at
> the Transparent Archivist tool's
to trust you, personally, with such access
to my system and data. Your contributions to civilization are your
credentials, as far as I'm concerned. My archives are pretty demanding,
with a single DVD filesystem often containing hundreds of thousands of
small files, along with large files th
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: squashfs-tools
# lsb_release -rd
Description:Ubuntu 10.10
Release:10.10
# apt-cache policy squashfs-tools
squashfs-tools:
Installed: 1:4.0-8
Candidate: 1:4.0-8
Version table:
*** 1:4.0-8 0
500 http://us.archive.ubuntu.com/ubunt
Curiously, I have the "cursor droppings" on xterm screens -- the little
vertical bars before each typed character -- but this NEVER happens in
emacs 22 or emacs 23.
FYI, I launch xterm with a red blinking cursor as follows; the little
vertical lines are red, so it's obvious that it has to do with
Today, Maverick has this bug. Just did a clean install with an
encrypted home directory and then I added uswsusp. It seems to work OK
until it's time to wake up. The reboot process stops dead,
unrecoverably (since the keyboard has no effect), after the following
message is scrolled on the screen
I have an external USB modem, which is bulky but at least it works. An
extra USD $60, and an annoying occupier of scarce space in my backpack.
Too bad I can't use the internal modem in my Lenovo, but at least I'm
not completely cut off when I find myself in some internet backwater.
Which is less a
Thanks for taking a look at this. Here's some more info: there's a
weirdness with vncviewer, too. I can't use my xmodmap on both the
viewed and the viewing machine. I can use it on the viewing machine,
but not the viewed machine. Things get confused; the machines soon
begin to disagree about wh
This is still broken, and it's quite a serious matter because when I
upgrade the machine (which sometimes overwrites /boot/grub/grub.cfg) and
reboot, I lose access to it. It can't boot unless someone is physically
present with the machine, who can remove the lines
recordfail=1
if [ -n ${have_grub
I have a similar bug after running
grub-install /dev/sde
update-grub
It doesn't seem to matter how many times I run these commands, unlike
billBear's experience. Booting doesn't happen until I get rid of those
two lines that are identified above:
recordfail=1
if [ -n ${have_grubenv} ]; then sav
I'm not sure what any of it has to do with the xmodmap ~/.Xmodmap bug I
just reported, but I'm attaching the information you requested, anyway.
Bryce Harrington wrote:
> Hi srn-coolheads,
>
>
> Please attach the output of `lspci -vvnn` and `dmesg`, and attach your
> /var/log/Xorg.0.log (and mayb
I did a little more testing so I could tell you exactly how to reproduce
the error. Turns out, emacs has nothing to do with it (sorry, I was
confused). Now I think the problem is actually just another problem
with the new gdm, because the problem occurs when I log out and then log
back in.
Here
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I just installed karmic 9.10.
I have a ~/.Xmodmap file in effect; it has been working fine in Jaunty.
The first time I used it in Karmic, I got the usual prompt about whether
I really wanted to use it, and of course I said yes. After that, it
worke
Just installed a new 9.10 Karmic.
Even though I have specified auto login in the new, very truncated
gdmsetup-like UI, I don't log back in automatically.
This a very bad thing because I use the machine via a remote desktop, and I
need to be able to log out and then have X automatically log me
I thought it might be sufficient to wipe the beginning of the disk in
order to fix this. It wasn't sufficient. I finally wiped the whole
disk. I used
badblocks -w -t 0 -v
to write zeroes all over it. It took a long time.
Thanks, Scott and Lawrence, for the excellent information and
explanat
My experience was a little different. I'm running jaunty
2.6.28-15-generic on a Lenovo tp60. No complaints appeared in any log,
but /dev/ttySL0 never appeared, and the daemon doesn't actually run,
apparently. I attempted to reinstall using module-assistant, and it
said it would not install becau
Ben Collins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> The debian bug is not the same one as this. It describes a hang on Dell
> laptops in hwclock, which is worked around by using --directisa.
Regarding the hwclock problem on my Dell 620GX box, I added
HWCLOCKPARS=--directisa
to
/etc/default/rcS
...and
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OK. I ran it twice, as shown below, on my new Dell OptiPlex GX620
Mini-Tower: Intel Pentium 4 Processor 650 with HT (3.4GHz, 2M, 800MHz
FSB). I'm running Dapper 2.6.15-26-386 #1 PREEMPT Thu Aug 3 02:52:00 UTC 2006
i686 GNU/Linux
As far as I can tell, the new information that -D reveals
Running ubuntu 2.6.15-26-386 on a new Dell desktop GX-620. The
hwclock command doesn't work at all, and it says:
select() to /dev/rtc to wait for clock tick timed out
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I just installed Ubuntu 2.6.15-26-386 #1 PREEMPT Thu Aug 3 02:52:00 UTC
2006 i686 GNU/Linux on a DESKTOP Dell Optiplex GX620.
The hwclock command doesn't work. The system says "select() to /dev/rtc
to wait for clock tick timed out". Also I had some pretty weird
messages during installation about
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