If I disable automount, when I try to use the panel mounter, I get a box
saying "Mount Error", no other text, a DoNotEnter icon, and an OK
button.
So in Hardy, the choices are either automounting the half-dozen
partitions on my USB mirror drive, or not being able to mount at all.
Why does each ne
Much the same thing. The whole process is horrible. I've tried 20
times (yes, literally 20 times) so have 20 /tmp/turds all with the same
failed program. It used to run partway then timeout, then fail. Each
of these attempts take 10-20 minutes. I COULD do "apt-get dist-
upgrade", but that is h
It would probably be possible to add a "Prompts: always | overwrite |
never" tag to the Debian control file, then process all those that have
it set to never, then unknown, then overwrite, then always.
The sledgehammer approach would be to kill any dpkg -i that prompts and
have the manager continu
The plain driver was superseded in newer kernels by the airprime driver
which was designed for EVDO modems and is usually detected correctly.
Some modems use the cdc_acm driver but such are apparently unaffected by
this bug as it uses a different serial method.
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Support for maxSize to usb-seria
Mine is an avaratec 3715, not any kind of dell.
Also, the "duplicate" should work in reverese. My complaint is more
that the "help" for the problem points to a place that is of absolutely
no help.
Yes, I want hibernate fixed - or even not lock the screen, but as much
or more I want it to tell me
For me, you can either apply the patch or do something similar.
There is a larger problem here and this would be a THIRD proposed fix
(the first two are 1. a patch, or 2. something that would disable or
warn on creating a swapfile in the first place)
Filesystems that refuse to umount - for any re
So by "not supporting" you mean you will purposely leave bombs which
might destroy the filesystem?
Fine, disable swapfiles, or issue big ugly warnings that it will destroy
your system if you activate one under ubuntu, but if you aren't going to
do that, this should be a higher priority.
It isn't
Duplicate of bug 36340 and 42356
I can confirm it - my evdo speed just went up 10x when I patched the
latest (027) kernel
Some discussion (and the patch in original form) at:
http://wildbill.nulldevice.net/wordpress/?p=144
http://wildbill.nulldevice.net/wordpress/?p=153
This should be a very h
Public bug reported:
If I select the wrong access point (e.g. my home config at work),
gethostbyname will fail.
This means gksudo will fail, so I can't run network-admin to fix it, nor
can I run sudo in a console -
[EMAIL PROTECTED]:~$ sudo killall dhclient3
sudo: unable to lookup myhost via get
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gnome-power-manager
My laptop used to suspend correctly (prerelease Dapper). It now won't,
but I've updated some things for other hardware (rt2500, etc.).
Hibernate was more quirky (maybe because it took too long to restore and
I wasn't patient enough).
I don't have the new kernel.
I have three changes which make it work on my Averatec for the internal
rt2500 card.
I don't know if all are necessary or if just one or two are required.
1. In the driver itself, rtmp_init.c, right at the end, there is an #if
which switches del_timer and del_timer_s
I also had to add irqpoll to the bootup (in /boot/grub/menu.lst, where
it says "kernel ... vmlinuz ... ro". I haven't tried removing the
option from xorg, but my Avaratec now works. I added the irqpoll since
I got the message that IRQ185 wasn't being handled.
I think the irq "multiplexer" in the
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