Using snap is not even always a possibility (besides other problems).
See https://bugs.launchpad.net/snappy/+bug/1620771
Unfortunately, marked as "Won't fix".
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I have on the same drive Windows 10, Ubuntu 15.10 (boot ext4 on
/dev/sda5), and I'm installing another Ubuntu 15.10 (with boot ext4 on
/dev/sda6 and sharing btrfs volume /dev/sda7 [with spans also on
/dev/sdb1]). PC is EFI.
End of installation crashed with grub2 installation.
So, I've doubled checked image is x64, the machine boots in UEFI only,
install device starts in UEFI mode (tried with USB key and DVD), uname
-a in the live session indicates 4.4.0 kernel and amd64 architecture.
I then start ubiquity, target kernel is correctly installed (it seems):
4.4.0-24-gener
Seems to be related to GrubInstaller. In my case, there's already a
/boot (15.10) on /dev/sda5 and /dev/sda6 is the target for the new /boot
(for 16.04). Both are ext4 (and /dev/sda6 is marked for formatting
during installation).
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I'm installing Ubuntu 16.04 alongside 15.10 with:
- separated /boot (new ext4 partition)
- shared / on btrfs volume
Ubiquity crashes during every attempt (direct installation after booting
installation media, Ubiquity started from within the live environment)
with the sam
I have the same problem with current 15.10 (still beta), even though
with French (see attached screenshot).
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This behavior is still prsent in Ubuntu 14.04 and 14.10.
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Unity assigns locked Wine shortcut twice on the launcher
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I have exactly the same problem. liqtcore4 is installed and xorg-video-
abit-18
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I have exactly the same problem. liqtcore4 is installed and xorg-video-
abit-18 should be also since it is provided by xserver-xorg-core, which
is installed. But I do not know how to check a virtual packag
I'm also affected. To add on various configuration listed in this
thread, I'm up to date and using fglrx 11.11. So far, it is the case
after each boot and compiz --replace seems to work around this.
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Same here (11.10 beta2). Installation crashed (I do not know how to get
the log) just before the end. I initially though everything was actually
OK, but I have a lot of problem with startup scripts.
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Yes, same problem with standard kernel.
I have not found the way to add apport information to an existing bug
except from the summary search, but this search fails, saying it's
taking too long. Then I've just created a new bug: # 590896.
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Binary package hint: nautilus
>From time to time (sometimes multiple times in a raw), Nautilus crashed
when deleting files from a NFS folder. I do not know how to get more
information (no more information when starting Natulius from a
terminal), but I can see errors with dmes
Yes, this bug is with Lucid (clean install). But I can no longer
reproduce it since I've had the possibility to swap with another
motherboard. But it seems that I was not alone...
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I should have added that it was working fine with 9.10.
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Forgot to mention: Disk Mounter applet version is 2.30.0
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Same for me (10.04): each time I insert an audio CD, Disk Mounter applet
shows two identical icons, with different behaviour attached though.
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Most likely, the '"' at the end of the line is not the correct one...
Just delete and re-type it.
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Often, the X-server crashes during the boot. Sometimes I only have a VT
and sometimes even nothing (blinking cursor). I have to re-boot until it
works (up to 3 times).
End of /var/Xorg.?.log says (full attached):
==
(II) Module fb: vendor="X
OK, it works actually: I've rebooted since... It seems that at least
restarting the session was needed. Sorry for the false information.
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OK, this https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/libical/+bug/368508
contains the information I was looking for. Version 0.43-2ubuntu1 is the
correct one. Still, it does not work. Should I reset something in
evolution so that it takes a new (good) start?
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Hello,
Same problem here (on 9.04, up-to-date) . But the fix apparently is not
working for me. The installed version of libical0 is 0.43-2ubuntu1. Is
that the correct one?
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I have the same problem (Jaunty 32bit). Except that it is not always the
case : sometimes it is set on 'ondemand' after login and sometimes
'performance'. I have not found the conditions yet...
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Rodney,
Thanks a lot for your notes! I am a beginner regarding KVM and your
notes will indeed be helpful.
-ec
On Fri, Nov 21, 2008 at 11:48 PM, Rodney Richison
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Ericc,
>
> I did not have this issue, however, if it helps, I tend to make notes as
>
I can also confirm that Rodney's solution works. But - in my case -
either not totally or I'm having another issue: the CPU usage of
underlying kvm process is almost 100%. (Ubuntu 8.10 32bits on AMD 4600+,
and the PC under guest Windows is seen as "normal", so it is - I think -
not the regular ACPI
Definitely. The proposed "solution" would be ideal IMO.
On Jan 4, 2008 1:30 PM, Pedro Villavicencio <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks for you report, isn't this related to:
> http://bugzilla.gnome.org/show_bug.cgi?id=430024 ?
>
> ** Changed in: gnome-volume-manager (Ubuntu)
> Status: New
I can confirm this on 7.04 and 7.10beta (for scenario 2). My drive is in
a SATA caddy (SATA2 controller/AHCI). When pluuged, the event shows up
in hal (using 'lshal -m'), but it seems that gnome-volume-manager simply
ignores it. The drive is listed in fstab (based on UID) and if I type in
"mount /m
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