to make sure what provides java at your machine, please give me the
output of `java -version`.
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Title:
Visolate crashes by just launching
To
To be sure, please give me the output `xrandr` without any options, and
of `xrandr --verbose` -- but this sounds a lot like a bug in xrandr and
not arandr. (even with VGA2 absent, `xrandr --output foobar -d :0` gives
me `warning: output foobar not found; ignoring`.
Please include `xrandr
Thanks for reporting. This is a conflict between GTK's plain text
formatting rules and the formatting used in the GPL. The upcomin 0.1.8
version works around this.
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[1]
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Title:
Starting arandr leads
commands triggers the problem.
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Starting arandr leads to frozen desktop
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hello christopher,
i didn't try with the ubuntu live cd, but the problem is gone now in
debian stable (xorg 7.7 / xserver-xorg-video-radeon 6.14.4).
unless someone else objects with first hand experience from ubuntu, i
think you can close this bug.
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i just tried the noefi on an affected e135 system from the raring live
cd; the symptoms are the same (as described, no wakeup).
after trying to wake the device again, the fan spins up, the only device
led goes to 'on' again, but the device does not react to magic key (alt
print o to power-off).
me know if you need help providing a minimal patch.
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Arandr won't start
uploading) or the package from debian
mentors[2].
[1] https://code.launchpad.net/~chrysn/+recipe/arandr-daily
[2] http://mentors.debian.net/debian/pool/main/a/arandr/arandr_0.1.7.1-1.dsc
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the problem resurfaced, still using the 3.4.0-030400rc6-generic kernel
-- obviously, the new kernel version alone didn't fix it.
from a subjective judgement, the glitches are shorter; i don't have a
tool to accurately measure it, though.
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on the system described by the attachments, the radeon driver offers all
rotations and reflections (normal left inverted right x axis y axis in
the output of `xrandr`) on all outputs (LVDS, VGA-0).
when trying to configure a rotation or reflection on either of the
outputs,
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** Changed in: arandr
Status: Invalid = Confirmed
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Importance: Undecided = Wishlist
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for further tracking and bisection, the problem was still present after
an upgrade to precise with a 3.2.0-23-generic kernel. using
v3.4-rc6-precise (3.4.0-030400rc6-generic_3.4.0-030400rc6.201205061835)
again seems to fix it.
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the mouse seems not to show the described behavior in the kernel i
installed (linux-headers-3.4.0-030400rc2-generic
3.4.0-030400rc2.201204072235).
as the behavior by itself occurs without an observable pattern, i could
just have been (un?)lucky in the last hours, but the problem seems to
have
AlsaVersion: Advanced Linux Sound Architecture Driver Version 1.0.24.
ApportVersion: 1.23-0ubuntu4
Architecture: amd64
ArecordDevices:
List of CAPTURE Hardware Devices
card 0: SB [HDA ATI SB], device 0: CONEXANT Analog [CONEXANT Analog]
Subdevices: 1/1
Subdevice #0: subdevice #0
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[ThinkPad
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the xinput approach didn't make it any better for me. the resetafter=30
approach seems to work, though (i chose to exaggerate and put =300
there), so here's my current parameter set:
$ cd /sys/module/psmouse/parameters/; grep *
force_elantech:N
proto:auto
rate:100
resetafter:300
resolution:200
Public bug reported:
on the thinkpad edge 11 described by the attachments, the touch panel
freezes at indeterminate intervals for several seconds.
the x log reports that the TouchPad [...] lost sync at byte [...].
this is a duplicate of bug #773433, created by request there.
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this is not exactly arandr's fault, but i think i can help anyway (an
explanation follows, if you just need to fix it go to the last
paragraphs):
when the x server starts, it figures out how large to make the
Virtual, the theoretical maximum area. in arandr, the virtual is shown
as the dark gray
re-assigning this to fglrx because the choice of the virtual size
drastically reduces the benefit of xrandr, basically to choosing whether
or not to mirror the primary output.
for comparison, on a similar laptop with an intel gm965 graphics card,
it defaults to 8k times 8k.
** Package changed:
please open a terminal and run the following command in a situation when
arandr produces erroneous results:
xrandr --verbose /tmp/xrandr.out
and submit the file /tmp/xrandr.out to this bug report, then i can have
a closer look at the situation.
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Oneiric annoys me sending messages Authentication required by
this is still an issue with current oneiric versions.
i understand that this is hard to fix given that we up to now don't even
know under which conditions this occurs (happens with me on a thinkpad
edge 13 (RTL8191SEvB wireless adapter) but not on thinkpad edge 11
(can't determine wireless
the debian changelog says:
* Sync with ubuntu:
- Stop installing the g-p-m autostart xdg file, the daemon parts have been
replaced by gnome-settings-daemon
it seems gnome-power-manager has been subsumed in gnome-settings-daemon
now. (although it's not very explicit in the ubuntu
Public bug reported:
when opening an image in a directory one of whose files has a broken
thumbnail in ~/.thumbnails/normal/, gthumb crashes.
attached is the crash output of gthumb run with strace -eopen to get a
rough impression what fails. the last file accessed is a 0 byte png,
which was
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gthumb fails to start with empty
this is a known bug (debian bug 507521), and there is a development
branch where it is fixed. please try checking it out using:
git clone git://gitorious.org/arandr/arandr.git
cd arandr
git checkout cglita
./arandr
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Status: New = Confirmed
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Binary package hint: file-roller
file roller fails to extract files from zip files if the file names are
encoded in latin1. the error message shown in the error dialog is:
caution: filename not matched: Sch\?ler/test.txt
to reproduce, do:
$ mkdir Schüler
$ convmv -f utf8
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fails to extract
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this is already resolved in debian (in the debian bug tracking system,
it's known as #616185) in version 0.1.4-1 (in testing). how can i
initiate a pull?
(sorry for commenting on a dup'ed bug report, but the
i think that the most reasonable default behavior would be to keep
relative symlink that resolve inside the archive, and to dereference
those that are not included. (i'm aware that this is not currently
implemented in the regular zip utility, but it might be a good idea to
implement that as an
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: mpd
when playing m4a files with mpd, it segfaults due to memory alignment
issues between mpd and ffmpeg.
this bug, originally reported as debian bug #556198 [1], also affects
the current lucid version mpd_0.15.4-1ubuntu3. it can be fixed by
applying
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Binary package hint: mpd
when playing m4a files with mpd, it segfaults due to memory alignment
issues between mpd and ffmpeg.
- this bug, originally reported as debian bug #556198 [1], also affects
- the current lucid version mpd_0.15.4-1ubuntu3. it can be
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: gthumb
in ubunt jaunty's gthumb (gThumb 2.10.11), when viewing images in a
folder whose name contains an ampersand (eg, ab), the correct number
of pictures in the list is shown in the title, but the number of the
current image is 0 and back/forward don't
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: arandr
as reported in debian as #523903, arandr 0.1.2 won't start at all with
xserver 1.6 (which is shipped with jaunty).
this bug renders arandr useless with the jaunty default xrandr version,
so i'd like to re-request an upgrade of the package to
this is due to the fact that the package in ubuntu is still built
against python2.5, while jaunty uses 2.6. (that this becomes an issue at
all might because arandr is not packaged according to the latest debian
python policies, which is on my agenda but not on top of it).
nevertheless, if the
** Attachment added: pbuilder log for 0.1.2-1
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i should add that the debian source files used were exactly those
currently in debian sid, to be found at
http://ftp.de.debian.org/debian/pool/main/a/arandr/arandr_0.1.2-1.dsc
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that warning appears only when the -o nolock option is omitted. using nolock
will make the warning go away and probably also make it work for intrepid.
that option is consistently being used on the initrd scripts. (although at the
moment i could only verify that for debian; makes no great
** Summary changed:
- booting live system from nfs fails at nfsmount
+ booting live system from nfs-user-server fails at nfsmount
** Description changed:
- when booting the live cd via pxelinux (tftp) and nfs, mounting the nfs
- share fails with
+ when booting the live cd via pxelinux (tftp)
Public bug reported:
when booting the live cd via pxelinux (tftp) and nfs, mounting the nfs
share fails with
+ nfsmount -o nolock -o ro 10.0.0.227:/var/lib/nfsboot/ubuntu /cdrom
rpc failed: 2
this can be fixed by replacing nfsmount with normal mount in initrd.gz's
scripts/casper at line 215
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