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It is normal only if done not too frequently. Because otherwise, it can
kill a drive. And that is not just theoretical, it can happen much more
quickly than you may think: I had a drive with that issue, but very
quiet so I did not notice. The result: the drive died in a catastrophi
Soon a year since this bug has been opened, so just pinging... Any
progress on a fix or workaround?
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Desktop apps spell-check problem for french
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/69711
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This cannot be fixed in the program itself, as it is not really a bug.
While timer resolution (which is provided by kernel) has virtually no
impact on your usual tasks (browsing the web, reading your email, even
playing mp3s, where the notes are just prerecorded, not generated on the
fly), for ser
FYI, under Feisty, this is solved by installing the low latency kernel:
sudo apt-get install linux-lowlatency
Worked for me, YMMV.
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error when opening Rosegarden program: "System timer resolution is too low"
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/67568
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OK I think I got things to work much better. I had installed rails using
apt-get (which happen to get me version 1.2.1). Uninstalled that and
reinstalled it using gem instead (now getting version 1.2.3). Updated
the paths in Window -> Preferences... -> Rails -> Configuration to point
to /var/lib/ge
Now I have reproduced this again and kind of isolated the cause:
- In Window -> Preferences... -> Rails -> Configuration, if you leave
the "Rails path" empty, then the project creation seems to work.
- If you fill in the above "Rails path" with /usr/bin/rails, then these
weird error occurs.
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I just had the exact same issue, but managed to fix it by deleting entirely my
workspace folder and starting fresh.
Did you, like me, try upgrading/downgrading RadRails or Aptana? That may have
caused a metadata problem. Try on a fresh workspace and let us know if it works.
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RadRails fails to
FWIW, it may not be the right thing to do, but John Lenz's modification
works for me (^_^)
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lvm on cryptsetup with initramfs infinite loop
https://launchpad.net/bugs/69217
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This long delay at every boot is most annoying on a laptop, where
battery time is precious. Ironically, laptops are also where having an
encrypted filesystem makes a lot of sense...
More than 3 months after this bug has been submitted, the status is
still "Unconfirmed", with an importance "Undecid
The just released "2.16.1-0ubuntu6 (edgy-proposed)" fixes the problem
for me.
Thanks to everyone involved!
PS: Sebastien, thanks for the extra explanation and sorry about the
noise. Indeed, opening a new bug sounded quite inefficient. Now it makes
sense.
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[edgy] gstreamer, rhythmbox won't rea
Thank you for the clarification, Sebastien. A backport request has been
logged:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/edgy-backports/+bug/79370
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[edgy] gstreamer, rhythmbox won't read files over smb
https://launchpad.net/bugs/60326
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I agree with Brad: this should *not* be marked "Fix Released".
Facing with the same problem, I googled and found this bug report. I saw
the "Fix Released" status and thought "Oh great that's fixed already!"
:-) But I did an update/upgrade, and to my great dismay, things are
still broken.
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