Tried it with the same result both on Karmic and Jaunty. The repo is
incomplete through:, I had to install telepathy-sofiasip compiled for
intrepid.
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Can't place or recieve SIP calls
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/388497
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: empathy
The SIP clients register fine with the SIP server on my network
(Asterisk 1.6 - Ubuntu 9.04 Server and Asterisk 1.6 Debian Lenny) but I
can't make or receive calls.
When trying to place or answer an incoming call I get a following error in the
Daniel, post your /etc/X11/xorg.conf and your /var/log/Xorg.log.0
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no working driver for sis 671/771 video cards
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Not faster at all actually. Netbook Remix interface uses the Clutter toolkit
- that's basically OpenGL wrapped in a simpler API, so it requires 3D
acceleration to get a performance boost.
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no working driver for sis 671/771 video cards
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You have some problems with the rom data on your graphics card. Add the
line
Option useROMData False
to the Device section on your /etc/X11/xorg.conf . You can edit it
typing the command sudo gedit /etc/X11/xorg.conf in the terminal (you'll
find that in Applications-Accesories).
The Device
Here's a least modified version of the source, that's the most similar
to xorg sis driver and works properly. One unnecessary thing I left is a
check that stops the driver from working with chips other than sis
771/671 - the only chip this version of the driver was tested on.
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We won't have it any time soon. SiS has written a 3D driver actually. It
is based on standard sis xorg driver but it has been not worked on since
a long time. It doesn't use the __driDriverExtensions API so it won't
work with Mesa 7.1 (intrepid and up). It doesn't look like Satux team
is working
I think this is fixed already:
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/xorg-server/+bug/319210
Had the same problem with another SiS driver. The workaround was
disabling DRIFinishScreenInit - used only once in the whole code. It
works without the above after this version:
xorg-server
Sulamita - simply load a default xorg.conf using sudo dpkg-reconfigure
-phigh xserver-xorg . Your problem is most probably caused by the
monitor configuration which is not needed.
On a similar note, it took me long enough but I finally got around to
it.
Below is a beta version of sis 771/671
Public bug reported:
Jockey suggest usage of Madwifi drivers for AR242x chips. They do work
with the driver but only after compiling the new HAL module(0.10.5.6),
the old one included in Jaunty, Intrepid doesn't support those cards.
Furthermore when initializing the driver for the first time
Have you tried sudo dpkg-reconfigure -phigh xserver-xorg ?
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For convenience I have prepared a debian package with sisimedia driver
patched by fedora forum's user bahamot to work with xserver 1.5.x.
I have made a few very minor changes so that the driver would seem more
seamless, namely - buggy 2D acceleration is now disabled by default. I
have also
Oh, and this is Ubuntu Intrepid version only, will provide a Jaunty
soon.
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sis 671/771 driver is not available for Ubuntu but there is a working
driver in the newest Mandriva. The driver in Mandriva is based on
http://www.linuxconsulting.ro/xorg-drivers/ ( I think) .
Not having the driver makes the installation of Ubuntu a PITA on laptops
with sis
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After switching the system language from English to Polish and using the
nifty automatic tools to rename the standad dirs like Desktop,
Pictures etc. to Polish names, Transmission still uses old dir
(English name) to save torrents.
Not much of a problem but still worth
dpkg-reconfigure --all didn't work
Redetecting settings in System--Preferences--Screen Resolution did the
trick. DPI is correct and evince displays pages as it should.
Thanks!
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PDF pages appear extremely small in evince
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/213745
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Evince seems to assign bad value of window size in ev-metadata.xml
Workaround:
Edit ~/.gnome2/evince/ev-metadate.xml
change the values
entry key=window_width type=gint value=???/
entry key=window_height type=gint value=???/
to your required window size or to just about anything. After the
strange...
this works for sure - at least for me, tried it twice.
delete ev-metadata.xml
open some document in evince
close evince
add
entry key=sizing_mode type=gchararray value=free/
right under document uri=last-used-value atime=1207731907
save
open some doc in evince
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As of now, after upgrading the system 10 minutes ago and restarting, the
bug is still active.
$ xdpyinfo | grep resolution
resolution:4x1 dots per inch
Evince still displays the pages incorrectly without the workaround
mentioned above.
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This is an issue not addressed in Linux at all (there are no drivers for
XP too for that matter). Sony VAIO FZ governs backlight brightness
through Nvidia chip. The newest NVclock supports backlight dimming only
on NV4* chips. At this time there is no possibility of dimming the
backlight on
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