I don't seem able to change the priority of this bug. I really don't
think it should be set to 'low' though. The bug can effect anyone who
fills up their disk, and leaves them completely unable to login, even to
search for help, assuming they don't know how to use text mode, which
most don't. They
I had a user with this same problem. In his case, he filled up the disk
by downloading stuff, then the next time he booted the computer GNOME
fails to start, just dumps you back at GDM with no explanation. He had
an essay to write and had absolutely no idea why his computer had
completely stopped
I replaced my USB mouse with a PS/2 one and the freeze seems to have
gone away I think that was what got rid of it. Haven't had a freeze in
weeks. I've also upgraded from Dapper to Edgy though, that could have
done it.
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Confirmed, if I comment out Load DRI in Section Module in
/etc/X11/xorg.conf then I can use the savage driver without problems
with an IBM T21 running edgy.
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** Changed in: rt2500 (Ubuntu)
Status: Unconfirmed = Confirmed
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I have found this same issue with numerous ralink-based cards on
numerous different people's laptops now, in the final release of edgy.
It seems like there is no way, with the new System-Administration-
Networking GUI, to tell the card to scan for networks and provide a
list.
I am not sure
P.S. I don't know how to do this, but I think this bug report should be
linked to GtkFileChooser as well as or instead of Firefox, as I think
the file chooser is where the correct fix resides.
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I have come across this issue also, I've seen people lose essays on
Ubuntu this way and have to start them again. In fact, this is a very
serious usability issue because:
1. It can result in data loss, including complete loss of important
data, such as an entire essay.
2. Most users will fall
Hi all,
I can confirm that this bug is still present in the Edgy beta. I tried
out the savage driver again, graphics performance is **much** better
than with vesa, but it has trouble initialising X.
The vesa driver graphics performance seems to have deteriorated a lot
between dapper and edgy. In
I got this exact same problem with another machine after upgrading to
edgy, when connecting via the same modem. The same solution works. I'm
guessing from Jarmo's comments that it's the router, not the machine,
that matters, so I won't post any details about this machine.
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Binary package hint: rt2500
Upgraded laptop to Edgy beta, RaLink rt2500 wireless card was working
fine in Dapper, in Edgy, the card appears in
System-Administration-Networking and can be configured, enabled,
disabled, but it fails to see any wireless networks, even when they
Right, we have the bug confirmed by multiple people, and we have a
solution confirmed by multiple people, we should people to get a patch
committed for this now!
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I can confirm this bug with the Edgy beta release. I upgraded a Dapper
box to Edgy on the day of the beta release, and lost wired Internet
connectivity. The fix of manually editing dhclient.conf worked for me.
Some info:
Before applying the dhclient.conf fix, if I set the network card to
connect
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 61456 ***
Agreed, sounds like this might not be a kernel problem.
It's been suggested to me that it could be an issue with hal, and that
reinstalling hal might fix it. If I get a chance to try this (the laptop
that has the issue is not my own) I'll report back.
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: evince
1. Open a document with Evince
2. View the document in presentation mode
3. Use a shortcut key to go another GNOME workspace
4. Open another document with Evince
5. The new document opens in presentation mode, and zoomed iin way too far as
well
Public bug reported:
I just updated a friends Dapper laptop, getting the latest packages, in
an attempt to fix a problem where DVD movies had saturated colours.
After the update, the laptop no longer reads DVDs! Which is pretty bad.
DVDs are not automounted when you insert them, and if I go to
We should be able to confirm this bug now.
This bug
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-video-ati/+bug/55570
seems to be a duplicate/
The two bug reports, combined with this mailing list thread:
https://lists.ubuntu.com/archives/ubuntu-users/2006-August/090239.html
show
It's definitely a usability problem, rather than a feature request. It
can be solved either by setting the disc capacity automatically or
reminding the user that they have to do it themselves. In the current
situation, my bet is that most users will fail to set the disc capacity
and will burn
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: serpentine
Several times now I've been caught out when burning audio CDs with
serpentine. It does not set it's disc capacity setting automatically to
match the disc that is inserted, but it also does not provide any
warning or indication that the user
If serpentine can be patched so that it does autodetect the disc
capacity, then I suggest moving the disc capacity widget from the front
of the GUI (make it uneditable instead). Because all the user can do by
altering the disc capacity is break it. If it has to be manually
alterable in some
Okay, a friend of mine has this problem on a Dell Inspiron laptop
running Dapper, with totem-xine. If I remember rightly, the same problem
was appearing with MPlayer as well. We didn't try xine-ui. She did not
have the problem on the same laptop with Breezy, when she was using
xine-ui.
Turning
I re-installed Dapper from CD on my laptop that was experiencing this
bug. The bug has now disappeared. In my case at least ubuntu seems to
have special-cased my laptop all on its own. I installed from a boot of
the live session in safe graphics mode, as normal mode failed to boot
due to this very
** Summary changed:
- X.org does not initialize screen on IBM T20
+ X.org does not initialize screen on IBM T20, T21, T22
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I just received an update of xserver-xorg-core today on a different
machine. It says the upgrade closes this bug:
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-
driver-i810/+bug/48113
which sounds similar to my bug. Except that bug says that you can switch
to other virtual consoles
Hmm... I don't find the string i810 anywhere in my xorg.conf like the
guy in bug #48113 had. I've got driver savage as my video device, S3
Inc. 86C270-294 Savage/IX-MV. Not too hopeful it is the same bug.
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Okay, I think the problem I'm experiencing is definitely a duplicate of
this bug:
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-driver-
savage/+bug/33617
I don't know if the same is true for the problem that JohnCollaros was
describing, in this same bug report (we may have two
I also have this problem with an IBM Thinkpad T21 laptop, savage video
driver. I have been providing information about the problem in this bug
report:
http://www.marryus.org/cityweddings.htm
How do I switch from savage to the vesa module? Is it just a case of
replacing savage with vesa in
Attaching xorg.conf for my IBM Thinkpad T21 that experiences this
problem.
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lshw for my IBM Thinkpad T21 that has this problem:
https://wiki.ubuntu.com/SeanHammond?action=AttachFiledo=gettarget=taptaplshw.html
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Here's a summary the different workarounds for this problem that people
have suggested in this thread, which of these is my best bet, if I'm
willing to reinstall Dapper on my laptop and try to workaround this
problem?
- Use vesa module instead of savage. How do you do this? Just replace
savage
Attaching a couple of x logs from my laptop
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Attaching a couple of x logs from my laptop:
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Happened again today. Alt+SysRq+1 Alt+SysRq+t don't work. Attaching some
logs, don't know if they're any use.
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Ran memtest for half an hour on the machine today, no errors. I now know
to try Alt+SysRq+1 Alt+SysRq+t if the freeze occurs again.
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Any help on this? I'm starting to get desperate. It takes 5-10 attempts
each time I want to boot my laptop, and on each failure I have to kill
it with the power switch.
Might it be worthwhile doing a re-install, in case the CD I used was bad
(seems a bit unlikely since I've seen the same problem
You're probably right. I say close this.
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Public bug reported:
HP Pavilion zd7000 laptop running dapper, X just restarts itself without
warning every now and then. This does not happen only when GL
screensavers are on (as in another bug report) but happens during actual
use as well. The laptop is using the nvidia binary driver, which may
** Attachment added: xorg log
http://librarian.launchpad.net/3259087/Xorg.93.log
** Attachment added: another xorg log
http://librarian.launchpad.net/3259107/Xorg.93.log.old
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** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log
http://librarian.launchpad.net/3212031/Xorg.0.log
** Attachment added: Xorg.0.log.old
http://librarian.launchpad.net/3212040/Xorg.0.log.old
** Attachment added: xorg.conf
http://librarian.launchpad.net/3212056/xorg.conf
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X won't start on boot of
Okay, uploaded the files that were requested of me. I had to boot a
dapper live CD (received in the post today, along with stickers, neat!)
in order to get these, and the live CD froze on starting X also, but
succeeded on (I think) the second attempt to boot.
Thanks for helping.
More info about
We should probably try to figure out if the two of us are experiencing
the same or different bugs. Also we should probably change the title of
this bug, since I think it applies to the dapper release.
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https://launchpad.net/bugs/35934
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Argh! This has happened to me several times now. A complete,
unannounced, unrecoverable freeze of the whole system, Windows style.
I'm afraid I don't know how to improve this bug report. What log or config
files would be useful?
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This may be related to or the same as this bug:
https://launchpad.net/distros/ubuntu/+source/xserver-xorg-driver-
ati/+bug/16873
Ubuntu freezes randomly when using the radeon or ati Xorg driver with
Radeon 7000 cards.
Though there are some differences:
I am using a Radeon 7500 card, I only
I also had X fail to start with dapper flight live CDs, and after
installing dapper freshly from a release CD (on the release CD live
session, x started fine) I now have problems with x starting in the
installed system. Sometimes it starts, but most of the time it freezes
on a blank screen.
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Public bug reported:
To reproduce:
1. Install ubuntu, create user1 as the default sudo user.
2. From user1, create user2, another sudo user (admin user profile).
3. From user2 delete user1.
Problem: Now user2 is no longer an admin user, and the system is left
with no sudoers.
I had to boot
Public bug reported:
Using dapper, I've found that I can get the description of packages in
`Software Updates`, but no matter how long I wait, I never get the
changelog in `Software Updates.` The `Changes` tab is always empty.
** Affects: Ubuntu
Importance: Untriaged
Status:
Didn't try that.
On Sun, Jun 25, 2006 at 09:43:50PM -, tenshu wrote:
did you try to use the following command :
sudo /usr/share/bcm43xx-fwcutter/install_bcm43xx_firmware.sh
it workded for me
even if i have to deactivate then reactivate the interface at each boot
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Public bug reported:
I bumped into someone this morning who had just installed Dapper on a
Dell Inspiron laptop, dual-boot with Windows XP. His wireless card was
working fine with XP, but not in Ubuntu. In the end, I got it working
for him.
Dell Inspiron laptop, the wireless card is a Dell True
Public bug reported:
Twice since I upgraded to dapper two or three weeks ago I've had it
completely freeze on me. The computer just completely stops responding -
mouse, keyboard, ctrl-alt-bkspce, screen is frozen, everything. I have
to kill it at the power switch. It causes me to lose work.
No, it's not network issues. If I create a 'Connect to Server' bookmark
on my desktop for the remote account, it seems to work fine. If I create
a 'Places' bookmark, remove the 'Connect to Server' bookmark. log out
and log in again, then try to access the Places bookmark, it freezes.
Here is the
I don't have any WebDAV or SMB shares. I tried accessing another remote
account in nautilus over private FTP, and that works fine (the same
account hangs using SSH).
Remote editing with Gedit is fine, using the same remote account and
over SSH (it's a pretty cool new feature too).
On Mon,
This is really weird, my 'Network Servers' bookmark to my SSH remote
account is now working fine with nautilus. Just 5 mins. ago the same
folder was causing nautilus to freeze as it had been since I upgraded to
dapper. There are two things that I did that I imagine could possibly be
related
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