This is a small packaging problem. To get rid of the error you can
safely remove libreoffice-emailmerge with dpkg (it is a transitional
package, which means that it contains nothing, as it is now integrated
in libreoffice-common package).
After this, reinstall libreoffice-common with synaptic or
Hi,
This is just a guess, but according to this mailing list post:
http://lkml.indiana.edu/hypermail/linux/kernel/0903.0/5.html
the firmware files downloaded from gitweb are getting corrupted due to a bug in
gitweb.
The correct agere_sta_fw.bin is 65046 bytes long. The corrupted
Hi, I have this problem too.
Sony PCG-FX340 laptop with Intel i815
1024x767 display, but 800x600 is used by default and I can't set it any higher.
Previous versions of ubuntu and debian, before the new xorg autodetection
changes, corectly picked 1024x768.
To be precise, I'm running debian
I find this annoying as well. My monitor is a 17 inch samsung SyncMaster
700NF, and Ubuntu (up to Feisty Herd 3) starts at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
What it currently does (at least with my monitor) is pick the highest
possible resolution at 60hz. A decent algorithm for CRT's would be to
choose the
Hi, you should file a separate bug report, as the problem you are
having is different (this one doesn't have a cursor in the corner) and
this bug seems to have been fixed in feisty.
Eric
On 2/14/07, rsampaio [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Same error on my machine. I try to load the latest feisty
I tried the Herd 3 CD, and the bug is fixed for me as well!
(8x agp, and no freeze. no additional tweaks needed.)
Thanks to everyone who contributed :)
On 2/2/07, Arthur Penn [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Monica/Tormod, thanks for your instructions. Before testing, I applied
Kyle's latest package
It doesn't seem to work for me. I upgraded my edgy to feisty, (I now
have xserver-xorg-video-ati 1:6.6.2-0ubuntu6) and I still get the same
symptoms (freeze when agp speed set to 8x in BIOS and DRI enabled in
xorg.conf, no freeze if DRI disabled or AGP speed set to auto in
BIOS).
I'll try again
Quash: so the new package fixes it for you? Did you try it with the
bios speed set to 8x, dri enabled, and no Option AGPMode 8 in
xorg.conf? (which would have gaurnteed a freeze before, right)
Just curious because my preliminary test of the new package didn't fix
it, but of course it could have
** Attachment added: /var/log/partman
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6037288/partman
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Public bug reported:
It looks like this has been reported a few times, but the installer
explicitly told me to post a new bug report. Upon reaching the Prepare
disk space section, the installer crashed after pausing with the
hourglass type cursor for a few minutes.
Traceback (most recent call
** Attachment added: /var/log/syslog
http://librarian.launchpad.net/6037274/syslog
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*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 67487 ***
I marked this as a duplicate of bug #67487 - posted there about a new
workaround I found (setting agp speed to 4x in the bios) which seems to
be allowing others to use the livecd as well.
** This bug is no longer a duplicate of bug 37678
xorg DRI
Monika, I'm curious if you would also be able to get it working if, when
editing xorg.conf, you leave the driver set to 'ati' but just disable dri.
(well, the setting of 'glx' didn't matter for me) Or, if by chance your bios
AGP speed is forced to 8x, try setting it to auto or 4x? (- then the
My computer was giving the very same symptoms as in the original post;
couldn't start the Live CD because it would completely freeze with a
black screen after the boot-splash part, just before starting X (it
locked up such that even pressing Caps Lock wouldn't toggle the keyboard
light!)
This is
** Description changed:
Hi. I've tried both the default and failsafe graphics boot options
- with the new Flight 3 cd, and in both cases after seeing the boot
- splash-screen progress bar advance for a bit, I get a black screen, and
- my computer is unresponsive.
+ with the new Knot 3 cd, and
Public bug reported:
Hi. I've tried both the default and failsafe graphics boot options
with the new Flight 3 cd, and in both cases after seeing the boot
splash-screen progress bar advance for a bit, I get a black screen, and
my computer is unresponsive.
I've had this problem in Debain when
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