Public bug reported:
After an upgrade to my 32-bit Ubuntu 14.04.5 LTS yesterday, my wireless
card is no longer noticed. It is a Broadcom, using their driver.
>09:00.0 Ethernet controller: Broadcom Corporation NetLink BCM5906M Fast
>Ethernet
>PCI Express (rev 02)
>0c:00.0 Network controller:
Same (or similar) issue on Ubuntu 14.04. Temperature often does not show
up on boot and login. Clicking on the icon does nothing. I kill the
process and restart it, which solves the problem for a while. Eventually
the temperature disappears again and the icon goes back to doing
nothing. Didn't
Public bug reported:
samba not installing properly. It was fine on 11.04. I've just upgraded
to 11.10 today and then to 12.04. It also failed on 11.10.
ProblemType: Package
DistroRelease: Ubuntu 12.04
Package: samba4 4.0.0~alpha18.dfsg1-4ubuntu2
ProcVersionSignature: Ubuntu
Having the same problem with Ubuntu 11.04, as of Nov 4, 2011. But, until
today I've never had a problem. Interestingly, the small icon on my
toolbar changed today also. Was there an update that has broken things?
In fact, it causes *everything* to respond very very slowly...
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Till, thank you - this indeed seems to work. I went through my 675 page
book, with the 3 offending figures, using ghostscript 9.04, and it all
looks correct!
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You are welcome - I hope these help.
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/787067
Title:
Apple-generated EPS figures in LaTeX-generated PS file cause
Ghostscript to segfault
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OK, after much work today, I can answer that the same problem occurs
with Ubuntu Oneiric (Beta 1). A live install wasn't good enough because
there was insufficient space to hold texlive. So, I did the full install
on HD. ps2pdf still crashes with a segmentation violation. I'm now going
to
OK, I'm backing everything up and will re-install Ubuntu 11.04 in a few
hours. Then I'll copy my files back. When that happens I'll try to
create a PS file for you. The current one is a whole book, which
Springer would not be happy about if I released. So, I'll see if I can
make one chapter and
Till, finally got some sleep and I'm trying things out now... Thanks,
Bill
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Title:
ps2pdf segmentation fault
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Till, can I email you a link? Is your email address the gmail address
you provide?
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Title:
ps2pdf segmentation fault
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Till, thanks for replying. I presume you mean this guy?
http://releases.ubuntu.com/oneiric/ubuntu-11.10-beta1-desktop-i386.iso
After doing this I presume I can see my normal file system on my HD so I can
try to recompile my latex?
Sorry for all the questions - the last time I sysoped was in the
OK, thanks. Will try. Looks like my CD/DVD drive is crapping out (lots of
chattering),
so need to order new one and then will give this a shot. Unfortunately, using
unetbootin-linux
isn't working either for a live boot from USB... argh.
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I have the same segmentation violation with ps2pdf with 32bit Ubuntu
11.04. I just finished a book, using Ubuntu 8.04, and had no
difficulties. Friday I installed 11.04 and the problems began. The
proposed quick fix prevents the segmentation fault, but the final PDF is
not quite correct. One thing
If one examines the dvi with xdvi, it looks ok, but each time a graph is
on that page, the following warning appears:
gs: GPL Ghostscript 9.01: Warning: the Xfonts feature is deprecated and
will be removed in a future release.
If one examines the PS file with gv or evince, the numbers on the
Till, unfortunately I don't fully understand how to do that. I've
experimented some more and believe there are several problems. One is
with ghostscript - it appears to be called by xdvi, and doesn't play
well with it. If you xdvi the dvi file and zoom in to level 5 of zoom,
the right border gets
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