This is not an issue for me anymore with 10.04 (the beta), and as I'm
guessing there will be no effort spent on fixing it for 9.10 the bug
might just as well be closed. :-)
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Kernel 2.6.31-10-powerpc - Oops with b43 after txpower off
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/427687
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This also affects my old iBook G4 (ppc with radon mobility), so I don't
think the i945gme-part in the bug name is particularly relevant.
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[lucid] keyboard doesn't work on 12" G4 PowerBook
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/532114
You
I'm having the same problem on my old 12" iBook G4.
I installed xserver-xorg-input-kbd_1.4.0-1_powerpc.deb from debian sid
and added Option "AllowEmptyInput" "off" to my xorg.conf as the
instructions in the bug description suggests, and that does indeed make
the keyboard work again. This was not n
"Same here"..
After setting the http_proxy environment variable, I can use wget and
similar and reach sites on the internet.. But running "do-release-
upgrade -d" or running "update-manader -d" and clicking the "Upgrade"
fails. The first only shows "Checking for a new ubuntu release" forever
until
Attached file generated by "gcc -E -fPIE -Os test.c > test.i"
Whatever the problem is, it should at the very least be shared by the
system building the powerpc packages. Either that, or my test case is
broken. :)
** Attachment added: "test.i"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/32342890/test.i
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A typical run of a slightly modified test case ("extended" printf) gives:
a (@0xbfc22160) in extern_func: 123456789
a (@0xbfc22150) in intern_func: -1077796448
where the address is off by the same nicely even amount every run.
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mountall fails, broken (powerpc?) gcc?
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.o as requested, produced by
gcc -c -fPIE -Os test.c
Linking and running:
gcc test.o -o gcc-test && ./gcc-test
a in extern_func: 123456789
a in intern_func: -1074204592
** Attachment added: "gcc -c -fPIE -Os test.c"
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Is the test case attached in comment #8 insufficient?
According to the gcc documentation ( in particular,
http://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Nested-Functions.html ), the code
should be valid as long as the call to the nested function is executed
before the outer function exits. I take it this funct
Thanks, I failed to figure out how to assign the bug to several
packages. :-)
Yes, I just confirmed that compiling mountall with -O2 fixes the issue
here, or I should say, produces a working binary. So that would be a
solution I guess, if it could be incorporated into the official package.
The und
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: mountall
My system (ibook running karmic) is not booting since the "general
breakage" in the last couple of days. Installing the latest upgrades
does not help.
+
+ Edit: This seems to be due to a gcc bug, see comment #8
The boot seems t
As this really seems to be a problem with gcc, I'm "reassigning" this.
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Yes, maybe it is a compiler issue. I tried to write a small test case
that isolates the problem, and I think that I have succeeded. It needs
to be (like mountall) compiled with both -fPIE and -Os to actually show
the problem, so my guess is that something important is being optimized
away.
This is
Sorry for all the spam, but I have confirmed that this approach does not
work unless the variables are made static. I'll also attach a cleaner
patch while I'm at it.
** Attachment added: "mountall-0.1.6.patch"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/32007384/mountall-0.1.6.patch
** Attachment removed: "
Ok, I have it running.
As I'm not quite sure what the C standard says here I don't know if I
just replaced one kludge for another or if there's an obscure compiler
issue involved on ppc, but with the attached patch, my ubuntu starts
once again for the first time in a couple of days.
(And there's
And now diffed in the correct order.. ;-)
** Attachment added: "mountall-0.1.6.patch"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/32005611/mountall-0.1.6.patch
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** Description changed:
Binary package hint: mountall
My system (ibook running karmic) is not booting since the "general
breakage" in the last couple of days. Installing the latest upgrades
does not help.
The boot seems to stop at mountall, whose output contains (perhaps
unrelate
** Attachment added: "mountall.log"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/31995368/mountall.log
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Binary package hint: mountall
My system (ibook running karmic) is not booting since the "general
breakage" in the last couple of days. Installing the latest upgrades
does not help.
The boot seems to stop at mountall, whose output contains (perhaps
unrelated) some garbled pat
Still present in:
Linux ibook 2.6.31-10-powerpc #32-Ubuntu Fri Sep 11 03:31:47 UTC 2009 ppc
GNU/Linux
The bug is not present in an "old" Jaunty kernel (karmic userspace):
Linux ibook 2.6.28-6-powerpc #20-Ubuntu Fri Apr 17 08:30:40 UTC 2009 ppc
GNU/Linux
, nor is it present in a 2.6.30 kernel fro
** Attachment added: "dmesg.txt"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/31636329/dmesg.txt
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After upgrading from 9.04 to the 9.10 development branch on an iBook G4
today, disabling the wireless from NetworkManager causes an Oops. X and
other apps are still somewhat responsive, but remote ssh sessions and
local terminal sessions completely freezes.
The same (I assume
I installed the new kernel from linux-
image-2.6.30-1-powerpc_2.6.30-1.1_powerpc.deb on my ibook G4, but it
greets me with a kernel BUG/Oops and a panic early during the boot
process so I can't really try it out.
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linux-image-2.6.28-5-powerpc has ioremap fault with radeon drm module
https://bug
I don't have anything new to come with, but just so that it doesn't get
lost:
As I stated in Bug #354677 (a duplicate of this one), a temporary work
around that works for me is to add
Option "BusType" "PCI"
to the Device section in /etc/X11/xorg.conf . I am assuming this comes
with a slight pe
As one of those affected, I'm using a 32 bit kernel (old ibook G4).
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I should have done this before reporting the bug of course, but as I had
vague memories of acceleration working when trying out an earlier live-
cd version of ubuntu "long ago", I downloaded the 5.04 Live CD and tried
it out. And it did indeed have working 3D-acceleration.
Comparing the logs seeme
** Attachment added: "Xorg.0.log"
http://launchpadlibrarian.net/24764536/Xorg.0.log
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No or broken 3d-acceleration with Jaunty on ibook/powerpc
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Powerpc port of Jaunty, installed with the beta-iso and updated today
2009-04-03, seemingly fails to initialize proper 3D-acceleration. glxgears runs
with low fps (around 60), and also with a blue tint.
Compiz-manager aborts with:
Software rasterizer detected, abortingaborti
I had the same problem - it wouldn't detect my printer after upgrading
to feisty. Doing the add user to group thing fixed the problem. I
didn't, however, need to do the foomatic thing. Perhaps it was already
installed...
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usb printer not detected to add printer
https://launchpad.net/bugs/77464
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