It would be nice to have a backport at least for the latest LTS version.
Anyway, why the status should be Invalid? The bug was eventually fixed.
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Tested (on Trusty live image) and working for me.
led_invert=1 for gspca_pac207 inverts the LED logic, so it performs correctly
with my webcam.
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[1.] One line summary of the problem:
093a:2460 Webcam (Pixart PAC207BCA) - inverted LED logic
[2.] Full description of the problem/report:
The LED on this webcam is always turned on when connected to USB, unless
some application uses it - the behavior that is opposite to what is
expected.
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Hi all,
Problem:
The LED on this webcam is always turned on when connected to USB, unless some
application uses it - the behavior that is opposite to what is expected.
It was
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Could you please execute the following at a terminal:
apport-collect 525959
Done.
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As well, reviewing the Ubuntu Quantal git kernel pac207.c from
http://kernel.ubuntu.com/git?p=ubuntu/ubuntu-quantal.git;a=blob_plain;f=drivers/media/video/gspca/pac207.c;hb=HEAD
shows the code mentioned in the Bug Description is still in the original
state that you proposed to diff.
Corrrect,
Public bug reported:
Hi all,
Problem:
The LED on this webcam is always turned on when connected to USB, unless some
application uses it - the behavior that is opposite to what is expected.
It was tested on Ubuntu 9.10 32 bit, kernel 2.6.31-19-generic.
lsusb shows the webcam information as
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This problem persisted until I switched to 8.10 shortly after its
release.
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I'm experiencing this problem with Ubuntu 8.10 Intrepid 32 bit, new install.
MSI EX600 laptop, Intel T7100 processor, 2G DDR2 667 MHz memory, Nvidia GeForce
8400M GS video adapter. Compiz is turned off, the sound preferences are set to
ALSA.
It shows with rhythmbox and totem (gstreamer), while
I have an update on this issue on Hardy. Although no error message was
given, there is some misbehaviour that can be related to this bug.
When I move the slider forward and backward while the file is being
played, at some point the sound output is stopped, slider usually jumps
to the beginning of
If I understand the question correctly:
cat /etc/lsb-release returns:
DISTRIB_ID=Ubuntu
DISTRIB_RELEASE=8.04
DISTRIB_CODENAME=hardy
DISTRIB_DESCRIPTION=Ubuntu 8.04.1
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This problem was first mentioned at Ubuntu forum on russian
(http://forum.ubuntu.ru), finally I've managed to find it:
Attached is the automatic translation link (see answers 7-10):
The problem persists on Hardy Heron 32 bit.
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Looks like the problem is that the nautilus somehow bypasses user name and
password entry dialog while trying to mount a windows share.
At my machine gnome commander is able to browse the same shares after supplying
the correct password, while nautilus shows empty directories without asking for
I have Microdia 0c45:62c0 webcam that works with uvcvideo driver in
Ubuntu Gutsy. Maybe you should try to use this driver?
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Public bug reported:
After running gnome-screensaver-preferences and applying preview with Black
screen screensaver theme selected, the screen is white instead of black. It
happens only at first time, subsequent previews are OK.
Screenshot is attached.
Laptop MSI EX600 (Intel Core2 Duo T7100
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You can workaround this problem by running gstreamer-properties and
setting Default Output - Plugin at Video tab to X Window System (No
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totem overrides XV_CONSTRAST to wrong default value (Xv movies on i810/i945
have horrible colour/gamma)
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/32963
You
I have the same problem with a same software configuration, can be reproduced
on any mp3 file I've tried. With VLC player there is no problem as far as I can
see.
I've attached my totem-debug.txt file (zipped) with this event included, hope
it helps.
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I have an update: it seems that the problem with random dims shows up when the
gnome-power-manager decides (without apparent reason) that the computer runs on
battery, while it runs on AC power. The applet shows that the computer runs on
battery, and some random time until charged (???)
There
In my laptop (MSI EX600 with Ubuntu Gutsy final) there is a similar behaviour -
the brightness is adjusted automatically without an apparent reason - the
screen can get dim or bright more or less randomly (actually it happened a few
times while writing this message). Removing Dim display when
I have the same problem. When the disk is removed and another inserted, new
icon shows up, but the previous one stays (but when opened, leads to the new
disk). The second icon disappears after reboot without disk in the drive.
My configuration:
Laptop MSI EX600
DVD drive LG GSA-T20N
Ubuntu 7.04
We've tried the live CD of Gutsy Gibbon tribe 5, and it loaded successfully.
Then it was possible to manually mount the live CD and see the files on it. It
was not possible to eject the disk and try another CD/DVD, but I assume that
this is a feature of the live CD (please correct me if I'm
Have you tried the previous version of Ubuntu (6.10) or another Linux
distribution?
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We've tried to load the piix module, but in this case without success. After a
lot of googling the only thing that helped is the change to ata_piix. By the
way, there are quite a few discussions related to this problem, e. g. this one:
http://ubuntuforums.org/showthread.php?t=421588
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Public bug reported:
First, the problem description:
While trying to install Ubuntu Feisty Fawn on MSI EX600 laptop, the cdrom
disappeared at some stage during the loading of the live cd. The live cd of
Edgy loaded fine. It was possible to install Edgy and then upgrade to Feisty,
but with
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