I'd be curious to see if hdparm settings were added to the pm-
utils/power.d/laptop-tools script whether it would persist over a sleep
cycle. Either 1) Yes, like the other settings normally do or 2) No,
because there is something else going on. In this second case, we
haven't got to the source
I suppose that if there are hdparm settings that are specifically
executed for each change in power state , EXCEPT for sleep/resume, then
it would directly be an acpi/pm-utils bug for simply not including those
scripts.
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power.sh must reapply laptop-mode settings after suspend
for example, on unplugging from a power source, my hdparm settings are
untouched from their current set, and the values in /etc/acpi/power.sh
seem to be ignored.
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power.sh must reapply laptop-mode settings after suspend
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/229693
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whoops...please continue discussion at bug 229693
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whoops, I commented on [url=
https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-support/+bug/89269]bug
89269[/url] about this
see [url=https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/acpi-
support/+bug/89269/comments/29]comment 29 [/url]
please continue discussion here :)
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m1330 on Hardy w/latest
after a clean reinstall, my computer is indicating that pm-utils is
handling sleep and resume scripts. As well, it is setting a laptop-
mode hard-drive state via settings in /usr/lib/pm-utils/power.d/laptop-
tools on power state change even though enable laptop mode in
is this bug cosmetic? I remember reading somewhere that someone from
Intel was insisting that the two cores cannot be set independently of
one-another. Can anyone confirm whether this is true?
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/64070
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my point is that enabling laptop mode in acpi-support may be unnecessary
in the first place since pm-utils has its own hdd settings under
/usr/lib/pm-utils/power.d/laptop-tools which are already called. if
they are not being called correctly (e.g., startup/resume on battery
power when
my laptop is running extremely well with Ubuntu after some configuration
(and a lot of learning on my part). but this isn't a windows vs linux
thread.
for people without heat problems, the ugly fixes for /etc/pm/*.d/ or
/etc/acpi/*.d/ will work just fine. However, for people who have heat
Confirming (finally!) that my inability to apply any of the various ugly
fixes was due to a second bug #89269. Valentin Neacsu's posted
workaround has enabled persistent safe hdparm rules for me in Hardy.
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The workaround Valentin Neacsu posted in bug #89269 is working for me so
far, so please disregard my last post, I guess
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[Hardy] hdparm.conf settings are lost on suspend/resume
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I've tried all the above, to no avail. Even with laptop mode enabled,
and set to execute on resume (laptop_mode is enabled after resume), apm
= 128 and I have to change the setting manually. I'm beginning to think
this might actually be another bug, unless someone has some suggestions
about
Dan, I might be in a similar boat. Can you go into greater detail how
you got the fix to apply hdparm settings after resume?
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I am experiencing the same issue in Hardy. Please let me know if I can
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I followed Valentin Neacsu's instructions, and it works for me. Is
/etc/acpi/power.sh the only script to contain the relevant hdparm
settings (i.e., overriding laptop_mode.conf settings and the
/etc/pm/config.d/disk)? In the process of figuring this whole thing
out, I've set every hdparm
Liken: I'm curious, does Network Manager dispaly the eth0_rename as a
wired connection?
I've always been able to get a connection without restarting through
some combination of disabling networking via Network Manager and
enabling, modprobe -r iwl3945 (and reload), and/or iwlist wlan0 scan.
Brian: I've replaced the old config.d/disk and power.d/disk files with
the updated ones and made them executable as you've directed, and the
APM level is still reset back to 128 after resume from
suspend/hibernate.
Since I can manually enter
sudo hdparm -B 254 /dev/sda
in a terminal and change
Ryan: Thanks for the suggestions. That brings up an important
distinction: startup settings are fine (APM 254). The problem is
specifically with resume from suspend or hibernate.
The link you provided was the first solution that I tried, with no
success.
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Dell XPS m1330 laptop running hardy 8.04 with latest
none of the ugly fixes above or others that I have encountered elsewhere
have worked; HDD apm value (hdparm -I /dev/sda) after resume from
suspend or hibernate persistently resets to 128. I get about 5-8
load/unloads per minute. I have tried
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 156893 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/156893
I believe the duplicate status is wrong. The issue here isn't the
actual load cycle count, but our inability to even apply an ugly fix in
Hardy, whereas the ugly fixes work in Gutsy.
I have tried EVERY fix
*** This bug is a duplicate of bug 156893 ***
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/156893
I have followed your instructions for the ugly fix and hdparm -I
/dev/sda still returns an APM of 128 after resume from suspend. I can't
find a stray 128 setting anywhere that might be over-riding the ugly
I can confirm running Hardy w/latest updates
dell xps m1330, intel core 2 duo
after resume from suspend, the second cpu core is locked at 100% while
the first scales properly.
the issue doesn't appear to exist with resume from hibernate.
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confirming on dell xps m1330 8.04 w/latest
adding
modprobe -r acpi_cpufreq
modprobe acpi_cpufreq
to the 72-pain script seems to fix the issue
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/183033
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: audacity
Gutsy w/latest on a Dell XPS m1330 laptop, integrated audio.
This has occurred so far with both vorbis (*.ogg) and flac audio files.
It seems to occur much more immediately with flac files, although is
consistent with both.
Steps to reproduce:
Excellent, thanks!
Ethan
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user-friendly way to delete stored ssid's
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the Dell XPS M1330 (with the Intel integrated graphics option) is also
affected by this bug.
Ethan
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intel gm965 freezes with 3d applications
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/120834
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Gutsy 7.10 w/latest
This is more of a suggestion than a bug-proper.
Reason for request: Sometimes old stored SSIDs can conflict with new
settings. There should be a way via the GUI to manually delete or
rescan and update settings for
Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: stellarium
Ubuntu 7.10 w/latest updates
Computer: XPS M1330, Core2 Duo 1.5ghz, 2gb RAM, Intel X3100 graphics
The crash occurs regardless of whether Stellarium is run in a window or full
screen.
Steps to reproduce:
Run Firefox.
Run Stellarium to
Dell XPS m1330 w/Intel X3100 and Ubuntu 7.10 w/latest. Running
Metacity, not Compiz.
First noticed this when trying to task switch between Stellarium and
Firefox. Filed a separate bug report #207980 for the Stellarium
package, but looks as though it may be a more specific instance of this
bug.
may be a duplicate of #120834 in Ubuntu/Mesa
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I'm getting this error in the terminal window after restarting trackerd.
** (trackerd:31059): CRITICAL **: tracker_indexer_get_hits: assertion
`query-words' failed
After this error, I get only partial results, and then no results. The
deskbar crashes I've been experiencing. seem at least
** (trackerd:31703): CRITICAL **: tracker_get_hit_counts: assertion
`query-words' failed
after restarting trackerd and attempting a keyword search via tracker
indexer itself. No search results.
as clarification, the previous error message was encountered after
attempting a search via Deskbar.
see attached for full errors displayed in terminal
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http://launchpadlibrarian.net/12770893/tracker_errors
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/200723
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great to hear it -- thanks
ethan
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datapilot overwrites cell contents on a protected source sheet before table
creation; cannot be undone
https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/196321
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datapilot overwrites cell contents on a protected source sheet before table
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I can confirm this on 7.10 w/latest. Might be a duplicate of bug
#163544, where I originally posted. If not, I'm posting here, too :-)
It was working fine, and then suddenly stopped returning any results
whatsoever. Killall trackerd and restarting the process via terminal
restored
7.10 w/latest
I had the same issue -- I don't know if it ever displayed that there
were results...
but lately it was just coming up 100% blank (as if the index were
empty).
Killing trackerd and restarting it solved the issue. Don't know why it
appeared.
I do know that I had installed a 3rd
On a more positive note, searching for exact phrases will be an awesome
feature to have -- very useful. So thank you for considering it
important and for working on it :-)
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https://bugs.launchpad.net/bugs/149444
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Similar behavior on Dell XPS m1330 running 7.10 w/latest updates:
Here are some odd behaviors:
1) Muting volume w/the mute media key registers successfully. Waiting
at least ~ 3-5 seconds and unmuting *via the same media key* appears to
unmute but fails. unmuting via the panel app works as
** Description changed:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org2-core
On up to date Ubuntu Gutsy
openoffice.org-core version: 1:2.3.0-1ubuntu5.3
steps to reproduce
1 open data source sheet in Oo calc
2
see attached
sheet 1 is clean. sheet two shows the results of the problem after a
couple of repetitions. Note that BOTH sheets are protected. You should
be able to reproduce on sheet 1.
I briefly unprotected sheet 2 after reproducing the problem to add
comments.
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I can confirm this, noticed first with openoffice.org Calc. On a
Core2Duo w/2gb RAM, Oo 2.3 and Ubuntu 7.10 w/latest updates, the
application gets very slow after only about 15-20min of intensive usage
(includes a lot of scrolling up and down sheets!). Shutting down all Oo
instances and
whatever the default i386 openoffice install is...up to date
** Changed in: openoffice.org (Ubuntu)
Sourcepackagename: openoffice.org2-amd64 = openoffice.org
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Public bug reported:
Binary package hint: openoffice.org2-core
On up to date Ubuntu Gutsy
openoffice.org-core version: 1:2.3.0-1ubuntu5.3
steps to reproduce
1 open data source sheet in Oo calc
2 leave cursor at any full
Disabling/re-enabling networking isn't an issue.
That was unclear. What I meant is that doing so doesn't appear to do
anything, except freeze the nm-applet.
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I'm having the same issue with ipw3945 on a Dell XPS m1330 -- initial
connection is good. Sometimes will recover a lost connection hiccup.
However, after a while (1-2 hours later) the next hiccup will produce
the failure to reconnect. The WiFi LED light stays on and becomes
unresponsive to the
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